What to Wear in London: 35 Outfit Ideas To Dress

England is famous for many famous tourist destinations, attracting many tourists. A country he is poetic but no less modern. So you’ve decided: a trip to London, one of the fascinating cities in the world. Whether moving is imminent or just a project on your mind, here are some London outfits that will make your move to the British capital easier. 

London, a city of old architectural works with ancient lines expressing a European cultural country, shows old features that attract tourists to the tourist destination. And the costumes prepared for the trip here are important factors showing the country’s cultural receptiveness and understanding. To better understand how local people dress, we would like to introduce you to stylish and trendy outfits suitable for your trip.

1. An Umbrella, Trench Coat, Blouse & Trousers 

England is famous for many famous tourist destinations, attracting many tourists. A country he is poetic but no less modern. Although London has less annual rainfall than Milan or Barcelona (hard to believe, but it’s true!), it is spread out into more rainy days, which is why it always feels like the city is raining. Be sure to bring waterproof clothing, an umbrella, and warm clothes for cold days.

2. Shirt With Jean And Neutral Coat

“National costume” jeans are considered a type of item that can be combined with many different styles of shirt, and of course, a shirt cannot be absent. Thanks to such high applicability, jeans have a very popular coverage and are often used by people to coordinate with women’s shirts. So when wearing this shirt and jeans combination, the girls are free to mix & match without having to be afraid to come up with sophisticated ideas for costumes. 

3. White Shirt & Simple Jeans

Londoners are generally quite ordinary, even those who work in offices. There are several business districts – The City and Canary Wharf being the largest – where most suits are worn, but simple jeans and casual shirts are common outside of those areas. Also, jeans are divided into countless types, such as baggy jeans, high-waisted jeans, ripped jeans, khaki jeans, skinny jeans, etc. Even at a West End theater, you can see a lot of pants. 

4. Jeans, Sneakers, Glasses & Beige Jacket

Sports shoes or sneakers seem to be an accessory that everyone should have in their shoe closet, especially girls who love a strong personality or sports activities. Sports shoes with a beige jacket and jeans make you look elegant, neat, and attractive. Learn how to mix and match sneakers, never out of date. White sneakers often help us identify an English, easy Londoner style that is comfortable and casual.

5. Black Stylish Jacket In Vintage Jeans In White Sneakers

Comfortable shoes for your time in London are a must when you do a lot of walking here. I was surprised to see an American family go on a walking tour without coats and heels and wear what I would describe as ‘smart business wear’. They wore black, which is often considered the default clothing color in London, and they faced the walk, but they stood out.

6. Red Tassel Earrings, Polka Dot Blouse, Jeans & Blue Waist Bag

The polka dot pattern can be used for gentle, graceful shirts or soft skirts. These lovely women’s fashion items can be easily combined with many outfits in many ways. Different styles, from dynamic and dusty when mixing polka dot shirts with jeans and shorts, or pretty and gentle when mixing polka dot skirts with solid color tank tops, and even more classic is the polka dot top that comes with elegant patterned midi skirts.

7. Yellow Top, White Jeans, And Sneakers

Chic, youthful and fashionable are the things that you can get when you wear gold-colored designs. What color is the best combination with a yellow top? The answer is white. It is too short if you have not tried the combination of these two colors. White is gentle and luxurious but still elegant and soft, reducing the glare of yellow. Thereby making the set more harmonious and sophisticated. You should mix white with lemon yellow, or cool tones of yellow will merge.

8. Denim Jacket, Purse, Wide Pants & Sneakers

A denim jacket symbolizes strong style, especially in London street fashion. Born for hundreds of years, although there are few designs compared to other materials, it is a jacket that has never been outdated. Therefore, the denim jacket is an indispensable choice in the wardrobe of modern youth. The denim Jacket is now more than just a garment; it has become a symbol of culture and style with a long history of formation and development.

9. Black Outfit With Jacket, Wide Leg Pants, Crop Top & Shoes

Although black is monochrome, it is a color that fully converges the elements that make women’s fashion style more attractive: mysterious but seductive, simple but luxurious, and extremely classy. However, not everyone can master this color gamut. Because if you are not skillful in dressing, the monochrome and dark will inadvertently drown out the freshness and youth of the wearer, making you ten years older. And the outfit below is a suggestion to help you conquer the black color so that you can shine in the most gorgeous and youthful way.

10. Black Leather Jacket & White Lace Dress

The autumn weather in London is the time to crown the sweet lady-style white lace dresses. The purity of white on a soft, high-class silk fabric and off-shoulder design bring a feminine, luxurious, and extremely sweet look. The highlight is the lace fabric that helps to attract all eyes. Combined with a pair of high heels, a leather jacket, and a black bag, you have an elegant set to go down the street or attend important events.

11. Beige Coat, T-shirt, Jean & Sneakers

When coming to London, sweatpants, workout suits, or brightly colored sneakers can be comfortable but lacking in sophistication. A special feature of the British is that they love to dress stylishly but do not want to stand out from others. Therefore, dark colors such as black, gray, and navy blue are more popular. Your travel outfit needs to have a dark pants design, such as slim pants or jeans. Ankle-length jeans worn with a shirt or blouse are a simple but elegant choice.

12. Orange Hat, Culottes, Vintage Style Blouse, Leopard Print Loafers

The attraction of British girls is the elegant and sophisticated style of dress that does not look too hard. However, behind that liberal beauty are rules to be careful. Regarding the choice of footwear, you should not wear high heels or flip-flops because it does not help protect your feet when walking all day on the cobblestone streets of Paris. Ballet flats, ankle boots, loafers, and “derbies” are stylish and convenient options.

13. White Shirt With Pink Sweater & Plaid Trousers

In spring, London’s weather is warm when it’s sunny but chilly when it rains. You can combine ankle boots, derby shoes, or sneakers with comfortable pants. Next, the top is a comfortable short-sleeved shirt, shirt, or blouse worn under a thin cotton or wool coat. A trench coat is a special design for outerwear that should be available in London with a small umbrella.

14. Leather Jacket, Sweater With Jeans & Boots

Autumn is a pleasant season in London. Travel luggage should include several lights, warm woolen sweaters, and carefully selected outerwear such as a leather jacket. In the cold winter, you should prepare a button-down shirt underneath, a warm sweater, and a gray or black knee-length coat. Warm socks and leather boots help protect your feet. Thermal underwear helps keep you warm when the temperature drops. Gloves and scarves are indispensable accessories.

15. Striped Trench Coat & Sunglasses With Black Ankle Boots

The British are known for their conservative style of dress. However, London is a multicultural city with a more relaxed style of dress. With strong creativity in the past and present, the city still produces new fashion trends. Black shoes are an identity for women in London. Street fashion has many colors, so travel clothes in London are also more comfortable.

16. Leather Beret, Pencil Skirt, Cheetah Print Ruffle Top, Blue Denim Blazer

Created by designer Christian Dior in 1954, and since then, pencil skirts have always been a popular skirt style, easy to coordinate and never out of fashion over time. This style of skirt exalts the slimness and curves of the body, is suitable for work, going out, etc., and is extremely polite but no less delicate and noble. London office people dress neatly and politely with shirts, pencil skirts or suit dresses and black clogs. 

17. Turtleneck, Skinny Jeans & Boots

As the late autumn days in London begin, the weather will gradually turn colder. This is when clothes made of materials that can keep warm well, such as wool, felt, felt, and faux fur, take the throne. And one of the most popular items in this cold weather is a warm and extremely stylish women’s turtleneck sweater. Not only can it keep warm well, but turtlenecks are also super fashion items when combined with different pants and skirts, and the prime example is skinny jeans.

18. Black Leather Beret, White Turtleneck Sweater, Checkered High Waist Trousers

It is a very familiar shirt model for modern women. Women’s turtleneck sweater with thick thickness and good coverage of the neck area will keep your breathing more regular in winter. Especially the solid color sweaters will create elegance and easily coordinate with many different styles. A light-colored sweater for girls with fair skin will help flatter the skin and create extremely good femininity. When combined with checked pants, a turtleneck sweater will be a great combination.

19. Rain Outfit And Boots

Summer and winter in London are quite different. Prepare shoes depending on the weather and the activities you plan to do. With erratic weather like in London, you need a pair of boots, more specifically rain boots. You should choose no more than two to three pairs of neutral-toned shoes. Common styles include low-tops, sneakers, and waterproof shoes.

20. Layer Outfit 

In the fall, you can wear a beanie with a stylish raincoat. Scarves are also very useful when visiting London this season, and jumpers or cardigans with hats and scarves. Layering is key to Autumn in the UK. Layering doesn’t stop at combining similar items. You need to pay more attention to color harmony and how to choose materials to suit the weather.

21. Hipster Style Outfit With Patent Leather Shoes

Fashionistas all over the world agree that black is the most flattering color. People who appear imbalanced frequently believe wearing black clothing will make them look more put together. Black helps to balance body contours by creating contrast. This color is, therefore, the slender person’s most potent weapon. Because it is clean and difficult to get dirty, many people adore the color black. All other tones can be easily matched with this color. Black clothing and accessories never fail to look elegant, regardless of price or brand.

22. Checkered Fleece Jacket, Scarf, Beige Pants, White Knitted Hat & Sweater 

London’s weather varies greatly depending on the climate, much like it does in many other European nations. Therefore, selecting clothes will vary significantly depending on the season. Your travel outfit should include a comfortable pair of leather shoes with a waterproof finish. Flats are a special choice for warmer days and evenings. In winter, besides warm boots, opt for jeans, leggings, and a fleece jacket. Long evening coats are also especially essential for winter days in London.

23. Black Mini Dress And Beige Knitted Oversized Cardigan

Additionally, the color black starts to represent feminism in fashion. Today, black is linked with splendor rather than gloom. Almost any situation, skin tone, and hair color can wear it. In England, spring lasts from March through May. This is the ideal time to travel to England because the climate is very pleasant and mild. You can choose for yourself elegant London travel outfits. A dress with a thin cardigan over it. Or a light dress is a suitable option.

24. Straw Hat With Floral Print Dress

Between June and August, England turns to summer with hot days and torrential rains. This is the peak tourist season in London. Without the sweltering heat like in other countries in the tropical monsoon region, you will easily see people sunbathing or gathering in public places. Summer in London is full of fun outdoor activities. Wear a floral dress to blend in with the flow of people on the streets of London.

25. Striped Dress & Sunglasses

So which London travel outfit is appropriate in the summer? Please choose cool clothes to move around comfortably. A striped dress would be one of the best choices. Stripe prints add elegance, classicism, and a youthful, opulent feel to designs and their pattern’s simplicity. Although the sun is not too strong, do not forget to bring sunglasses and apply a layer of sunscreen.

26. Leather Jacket And Floral Print Dress

There is no doubting the allure of flowery skirts in the summertime, as they not only exude a feminine beauty and a hint of nostalgia but also give the appearance of a leaner, more proportionate physique. The flower print dress also comes in various materials and styles, pleasing even the pickiest females. London fashion is not fussy but still stylish and comfortable. Jeans, Chelsea boots, brogues, and a fitted jacket will set you up for London.

27. Casual T-shirt & Denim Overalls

Overall is having shining moments in London street fashion. You can wear overalls with a t-shirt on cooler summer days, but they’ll turn into a standout piece when the temperatures drop; wear them with a feminine blouse or turtleneck, and you’re ready to go. Overalls were once used for women in the subsidy period with a very sexy look; gradually, overalls were innovated to suit the times and contemporary styles.

28. Beige Coat, Beret, Scarf, Pleated Skirt, And Green Turtleneck

December to February is a period of severe winter weather in London. The weather at this time is quite wet with snowfall and cold rains. Temperatures at this time can drop to minus degrees. You need to prepare a jacket or life jacket that is waterproof to avoid getting cold. High boots, gloves, thermal clothing, or scarves are indispensable items to help you keep warm.

29. The Duchess’s Dresses

Duchess Kate Middleton remains a favorite style inspiration for many British women. We all love all the dresses the Duchess of Cambridge has worn recently, and there are sure to be versions everywhere for next season. Princess Kate is loyal to the feminine, elegant and noble fashion style. A conspicuous point in the style of Princess Kate is the combination of costumes and accessories of the same color to create a harmonious overall.

30. Brown Corduroy Blazer, Green Turtleneck & Purple Culottes

In London, people will wear all kinds of traditional and modern costumes, from casual to eccentric. There is now a real trend towards sustainability for London women and a wardrobe of timeless essentials that they can wear season after season. Whether it’s a feminine shirt or tailored trousers and blazer, it’s all about building that foundation and adding a few special pieces to give it a contemporary feel. 

31. Savile Row Suit

Gentleman Savile Row frequents London’s tailor shop for a tailored suit and regularly cuts his hair at a local barbershop to keep himself neat. One piece of clothing is never enough; the London man always builds his style on perfectly fitted jackets – singles or doubles – and isn’t afraid to bring extra accessories. Breaking through the drabness of navy and gray typical of British weather, Londoners have a penchant for patterned ties and colored socks.

32. Urban Luxe Streetwear

Learning and preparing carefully for London tourist clothes is necessary before coming here. Returning to the hip-hop style of the 90s, the urban style has penetrated London (especially in the east and south), with Londoners falling in love with the way of dressing with a trendy coziness with luxurious, comfortable pieces for a modern take on the style. Work with a lot of black and gray.

33. Jogger, Jacket, Checked Shirt, Hat & Sneaker

How to dress like a Londoner? The bottom is casual wear – from jogger pants to basketball shorts – and sneakers, with a retro touch, are key to maintaining the street-urban feel. Accessories are heavily invested here, with regular leather crossbody bags and beautiful leather crossbody bags often sitting under the arms, combined with sophisticated hats such as felt hats in natural colors.

34. Sloanie

‘Sloanie’ is a term used to refer to someone from Sloane Square – one of London’s wealthiest areas. This fashion gene is big on luxury brands; The most beautiful shops on King Street are displayed extremely polished. But, the connoisseur Sloanie knows what he’s wearing; choosing items without a logo shows his appreciation for fine British wool, cashmere, and silk, showing luxury rather than clinging to brand show.

35. Hipster

It wouldn’t be an assessment of standard British style without mentioning hipster. In London, many boys are obsessed with classic hybrid trends, adopting British heritage. A whimsical step up from the Savile Row style, the heritage hipster showcases a lover of tailoring – adopting dress references from past decades. This style is seen with a hint of the fashion beauty of the twenties, forties, and seventies, highlighted by postwar woolen trousers, front too high waist flat with bold stripes.