Under the theme of "Classically Bohemian," Burberry Prorsum combined bohemian florals, mirror embroidery, and large knit ponchos with refined tailoring. Trench coats were also adorned with long, fringed scarves, creating a crossover between bohemian and British classicism. The mirror embroidery gradually increased in intensity, starting with scarves and moving on to tote bags, innerwear, and finally jackets. Yet, thanks to the "Scholar" glasses worn by all the models, the collection maintained a somewhat high-achieving vibe. Deep colors like bottle green, burgundy, and mustard were also frequently used, creating a somewhat melancholic atmosphere. Nasir Mazhar, the final catwalk show, returned to the brand's roots with a collection full of training suits. However, these were not meant for sports, but rather for everyday wear or for nightlife. This style is also a staple among teenagers in East London, where Mather grew up. While the collection was based on a training suit, the pieces featured a variety of variations, including zippered slashes on pants, patchwork of cotton and nylon, and quilted nylon.
Nazir Mather 15-16 Autumn/Winter Collection

Cot Wailer, making its second presentation at LC:M, also featured training suits made from technical materials such as Teflon-coated cotton. The collection, featuring clean silhouettes in a color palette centered on pale hues like white, pale blue, and pale gray, was clean yet somehow eerie.