Kemi Badenoch sits front row at M&S London Fashion Week show

Kemi Badenoch sits front row at M&S London Fashion Week show

This catwalk show was held at the Design Museum in Kensington, west London.
Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch attending the M&S 100 Years of Fashion show at the Design Museum during London Fashion Week (Ian West/PA)
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Kemi Badenoch has featured in the front row at M&S’s first-ever London Fashion Week show.

The Conservative party leader, 46, wore a silver metallic top under a suit with black heels and a red handbag.

This catwalk show was held at the Design Museum in Kensington, west London, and marked 100 years of fashion at the British retailer.

The show also featured famous models strutting down the catwalk in the high street store’s latest designs.

Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch attended the M&S London Fashion Week show (Ian West/PA)

One was Lennon Gallagher – the 27-year-old son of Oasis lead singer Liam Gallagher and actress and singer Patsy Kensit.

He took to the catwalk in a cashmere crew-neck jumper and tailored-fit wool-blend suit, casually holding a leather bomber jacket over one arm.

Lennon Gallagher walked in the show (Ian West/PA)

Dutch supermodel Lara Stone, 42, also appeared in the show, wearing an ivory double-breasted longline overcoat, which was embellished with dramatic large faux fur cuffs.

Television personality and model Jodie Kidd, 47, walked in a pair of oversized aviator sunglasses and a black leather longline coat and pencil skirt, with a green lacy bra showing.

Lara Stone also featured in the British retailer’s first-ever LFW show (Ian West/PA)

Other famous faces attending the show included Dame Joan Collins, Pixie Geldof, Jessie Ware, David Gandy and Katherine Jenkins.

Rather than presenting a traditional catwalk collection, M&S has adopted a “see now, buy now” format for its show, allowing shoppers to purchase pieces almost immediately after they appeared on the catwalk.

Jodie Kidd on the catwalk (Ian West/PA)

British Fashion Council chief Laura Weir previously described the show as “a significant moment”, adding that it demonstrates “how heritage, innovation and accessibility can come together to connect exceptional British design with consumers in new and relevant ways.”

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