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BIG Fashion Show | September 2026 | London Fashion Week
By Bullock Inclusion Global 3:17 146 views on YouTube Oct 5, 2026
That feeling when you realise you were part of something that truly mattered. The BIG Fashion Show by Bullock Inclusion Global at London Fashion Week 2026 was more than a runway. It was a room full of stories, of courag... Show more
That feeling when you realise you were part of something that truly mattered. The BIG Fashion Show by Bullock Inclusion Global at London Fashion Week 2026 was more than a runway. It was a room full of stories, of courage, of creativity and of people who refused to accept that fashion has limits. And now, watching it all back, we are reminded of just how special that night really was. MI MODA INDÍGENA brought the soul of the Amazon to London, with handcrafted pieces rooted in Indigenous artistry, Amazonian fauna and flora and a mission to save the Amazon with love. Created by Munduruku mother and daughter Seanne Oliveira and Rebeca Ferreira, every look was a celebration of ancestral knowledge and the urgent call to protect our planet. Reskinned proved that circular fashion is not just possible, it is beautiful. Ten looks built entirely from pre-loved pieces, each one layered, creative and full of personality, showing that the most sustainable wardrobe is the one you already own. Caroline London reimagined what a wardrobe can be. Through a signature system of concealed zippers, detachable panels and modular constructions, every piece on that runway could be reinvented on the spot, proving that one garment can hold a lifetime of possibilities. Hope Tech and Drawstring Origami turned the runway into a multi-sensory experience with thirteen extraordinary kirigami sculptures inspired by sound, light, hearing and sight. From LED-lit capes cascading over wheelchairs to cochlear spiral headpieces, every look transformed a mobility aid into the most breathtaking piece in the room. Neo Walk, Juno Bridal and Esh London redefined what bridal fashion can look like, pairing dramatic gowns in red satin, hot pink, lime green and lilac tulle with Esh London gemstone chokers and Neo Walk statement walking sticks that proved a mobility aid can be the most stunning accessory on any runway. Zumba brought joy, colour and movement that the whole room felt. Fourteen looks across the
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