The Very Best Way To Get Around Town During Fashion Week in Style
Skip the metro this Paris Fashion Week and book a Wheely chauffeur instead…
With Paris Fashion Week acting as the crescendo to what has been a sensational Spring/ Summer 2025 season, the London Fashion Week’s shows will always hold a special place within our hearts.
After all there’s something inspiring about the energy of the Big Smoke and its rich sartorial history. British brands Biba and Mary Quant dressed youthquakers in the 60s, while mods and rockers battled it out in a fury of leather jackets and cleancut suiting into the 70s. The New Romantics of the early 80s – heavily influenced by the likes of David Bowie and Marc Bolan – left their mark on the London scene with their outrageous dressing habits, before the Britpop bands of the 90s took over with their thoughtfully scruffy attire. London Fashion Week was where Vivienne Westwood and Alexander “Lee” McQueen presented some of their most memorable collections.
Having wrapped up just a few days ago, this season saw some of the most daring collections in recent years, showcased in the British capital. Albanian designer Nensi Dojaka made her return to the runway after two seasons, debuting a seductive collaboration with Calvin Klein. The brand presented its distinctive sheer cut-out aesthetic, using visible seams, matte contrasts and thin straps; mixing lingerie with an oversized blazer for a chic evening look to empower sensuality.
Taking over the national Theatre on London’s Southbank, Daniel Lee showcased Burberry’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection with the intention to broader the brands appeal, the designer presented elevated trench looks embodying major practicality and wearability. Glittering evening dresses with parkas were paraded along the catwalk, highlighting the transitional element of the Spring/Summer 2025 collection.
While London will always be one of our favourite cities, industry insiders and editors know how difficult it can be to get around town during fashion week – and one particular private car service is making it easier to navigate the city.
Wheely brings its passengers unparalleled freedom and convenience, the perfect chauffeur on demand for fashion week goers. The British luxury car service understands that time is the ultimate luxury – and they allow clients to make the most of their time, whether they are working, taking business calls, or simply enjoying the ride in comfort and style. Wheely’s First Class features Mercedes-Benz W223, with complimentary in-car amenities, ranging from phone charges, refreshing towels and FIJI – ideal for staying hydrated and refreshed in between shows.
Those who are looking to forgo the madness of getting around Paris Fashion Week by metro, can consider booking a Wheely car for ease – and style.
For more information download the Wheely app here.