Designers explored their Fall/Winter 22-23 denim trends at the recently concluded London Fashion Week. London Fashion Week

As per a report by the Sourcing Journal, Huishan Zhang showcased wide-leg jeans as the laidback companion to strapless crystal-embellished tunic tops. The designer also presented a denim drop-waist party dress with a ruffled hem.

Rejina Pyo presented a comfortable and versatile office wear range, The collection included a pair of straight leg, button-fly jeans, a denim suit featured subtle shading and a roomy fit, a washed-down lavender jacket and jeans played with workwear constructions and seams.

Vintage floral prints added romance to Molly Goddard’s light-wash jeans. The fabric was also used for midi- and mini-skirts. The juxtaposition of delicate prints with long and chunky frays nodded to the collection’s eclectic ’80s vibe.

Ahluwalia made its LFW debut with a collection exploring creative director Priya Ahluwalia’s connection to both Bollywood and Nollywood. The designs included jean jackets and slouchy straight-fit jeans with laser-print motifs that represent Ahluwalia’s cross-continental heritage, combined with patchwork and piped details.

Laser-printed denim was a part of Conner Ives’ ode to ’90s fashion. A shacket and low-rise jeans with cut waistbands featured an abstract design that highlighted the subtle shading effects achievable with the sustainable technology

Stefan Cooke’s cable knit-printed jean jacket offered one of the most whimsical denim offerings from LFW, while Vivienne Westwood’s deconstructed logo was laser printed onto high-waisted jeans.

In a collection dedicated to his father, Daniel W. Fletcher combined ’70s silhouettes and football club themes with jeans and jackets made from denim scraps sewn into checkerboard patterns. Sports were also the inspiration for David Koma’s collection that spanned rugby-striped mini dresses to pleated denim mini-skirts, bustier tops and relaxed jean jackets.