Boy Better Know rapper Skepta continues to deliver some of the strongest collections at London Fashion Week. Returning for a third season with his label MAINS, he unveiled “EuroTrash”, a 1990s-inspired exploration of style and subculture.
Routinely attended by the likes of Central Cee and Clint419, the Spring/Summer 2026 show drew the UK glitterati under one roof. The runway was scattered with dirty bins and party flyers, evoking the underground clubs that once defined London’s nightlife. Named after the 1993 late-night British TV show hosted by Jean Paul Gaultier and Antoine de Caunes, the collection paid homage to a program that shaped Skepta’s earliest teenage outings.
Chief designer Mikey Pearce reinforced MAINS’ momentum as an unstoppable force, infusing the runway with tongue-in-cheek motifs essential to British street culture. Elegance was reimagined first with double-collared shirting, corseted bottoms, and sensually strapped stockings, adorned with MAINS-branded cigarettes transformed into pins. Ribena’s iconic blackcurrant drink was reimagined with MAINS branding on leather outerwear, while gradient “OOPS!” shirts and scribbled shopping-list tops stormed the runway with playful irreverence.
Skepta shows no signs of slowing down, and his SS26 collection proves it. He’s tapping into the forgotten details that defined Britain’s youth while transforming the runway into an unforgettable experience. With Mikey Pearce firmly in his creative stride, anticipation for next season is only growing.
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