Sacred Threads: LA Meets London in a Star-Studded Fashion Week Finale

Sep 22, 2026


Runway Diamonds brings LA and London together for a Fashion Week finale featuring a 7-designer fashion show, art, music and star power, presented by owner Serge Tagro and Event Producer Lana Gubana, hosted by Mari Aldrich and Ewart Chin.


London, England Sep 22, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - SACRED THREADS: LA MEETS LONDON IN A NIGHT OF FASHION, ART, MUSIC & STAR POWERRunway Diamonds brings Los Angeles energy to London Fashion Week season for an unforgettable red-carpet experience on September 23

LONDON -- Los Angeles meets London in this Fashion Week SACRED THREADS | LA-LONDON: THE COLLECTIVE, a high-energy night of fashion, art, music and entertainment taking place Wednesday, September 23, 2026, at St John's Church, Hyde Park.

Presented by Runway Diamonds founder Serge Tagro, the event brings together designers, celebrities, influencers, models, artists, musicians and fashion insiders from both sides of the Atlantic for a dynamic celebration that goes far beyond a traditional runway show. Actress and model Lana Gubana will also participate in the evening's runway presentation and production.

As part of this Red Carpet Fashion Week event, the evening will be hosted by Los Angeles-based media personality and Actor, Mari Aldrich and actor and producer Ewart Chin.

SIX DESIGNERS. ONE RUNWAY. TWO CITIES.

The international runway lineup includes:

Pnar Bent -- The Turkish haute couture bridal designer brings sophisticated couture craftsmanship and bespoke bridal fashion to London.

Myke Sylla -- Baïfall Dream -- The Senegalese designer fuses African textiles, leather and contemporary Afro-pop-art influences.

Alevtina Caravona & Home Nest -- This boundary-pushing collaboration transforms the runway into moving art through couture, paintings, sculpture and LED technology.

House of Aristocrats -- The London fashion house combines storytelling, circular fashion, inclusivity and sustainable luxury.

Sibu Dladla -- Kuroi Fukkatsu -- Twice featured in British Vogue, Dladla merges Japanese and Zulu influences in a collection inspired by anime fantasy and traditional weaving.

Perry White -- The Los Angeles-connected designer brings fashion and entertainment together with designs worn by stars including Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Queen Latifah, Prince, Ice Cube and LL Cool J.

WHEN FASHION BECOMES ART

One of the night's most anticipated presentations will feature Alevtina Caravona & Home Nest, where models become moving canvases carrying original artwork down the runway alongside couture and LED creations.

The event will also feature artwork by London-based artist Eleni Gagoushi, adding another visual dimension to the evening.

MUSIC, SURPRISES & LIVE PERFORMANCE

The runway will come alive with music from internationally acclaimed violinist and vocalist Jesus Sanchez, whose credits include performances for the King of Spain and the Pope, as well as recording and filming for Bradley Cooper's Maestro.

London-based Zimbabwean artist Kuda-Kwashé will bring Afrobeats, Afropop, R&B and hip-hop to the evening, while Madame Kapuscinska, accompanied by pianist and composer Daniel Damian Kapuscinski, will deliver a live vocal and piano performance.

Additional surprise performances from Los Angeles and London artists will be revealed throughout the evening.

MORE THAN A FASHION SHOW

Guests can expect a red carpet, international runway, contemporary art, live performances, celebrity and influencer appearances, immersive experiences, media coverage and creative networking -- all inside the historic setting of St John's Church.

An Emmy-winning videographer will capture the evening, from red-carpet arrivals to the runway and live performances.

TWO CITIES. ONE CREATIVE LANGUAGE.

SACRED THREADS | LA-LONDON: THE COLLECTIVE celebrates the creative connection between Los Angeles and London -- bringing together fashion, art, music and culture on one unforgettable stage.

Fashion. Art. Music. LA meets London.

EVENT DETAILS

SACRED THREADS | LA-LONDON: THE COLLECTIVE
A Fashion, Art & Cultural Event

Wednesday, September 23, 2026
7:00 PM - Midnight
St John's Church, Hyde Park
Hyde Park Crescent, London, W2 2QD

Tickets & RSVP: https://fashionweeklondon.eventbrite.com
Press & Media: [email protected]

Source :Runway Diamonds

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