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Another Fashion Week down, two more to go. In London, Britain's biggest fashion stars had plenty of surprises in store, from show-stopping beauty looks to star-studded runways.

It's off to Milan tomorrow, but for now, we're recapping the splashiest moments of London Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2023. And while you're here, don't miss what went down at New York Fashion Week.

Rico Nasty at Mowalola

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Rapper Rico Nasty had show-goers doing double takes as she stormed the runway in designer Mowalola Ogunlesi's sartorial ode to New York City, a collection full of bootleg Yankees merchandise, custom Timberlands, and super-saggy denim.

Stained tongues at Chet Lo

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You've heard of smokey eyes and red lips, but what about neon tongues? At Chet Lo, the wiggly muscle became a thing of beauty, thanks to Isamaya Ffrench: Stained vibrant shades of blue, green, and red, models' tongues gave the impression that they'd just enjoyed a bag of Jolly Ranchers.

Ian McKellen at S.S.Daley

Sir Ian McKellen strode down the runway at S.S.Daley looking like the most distinguished of sailors. Clad in a navy peacoat, slouchy trousers, and other nautical accoutrements, the English actor transformed into a walking advertisement for Steven Stokey Daley's latest, aptly titled "Lost at Sea."

Phalluses at JW Anderson

Jonathan Anderson, whose penis-shaped coin purses are fashion's cheekiest accessory, continued to riff on anatomy with a series of T-shirts painted with giant phalluses — a NSFW design that elicited mixed reactions on social media.

Knives out at Dilara Findikoglu

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Talk about kitchen kitsch. At Dilara Findikoglu, knives and silver cutlery covered the neck, bodice, and skirt of a corseted gown.

Daniel Lee at Burberry

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We can't talk about London Fashion Week without mentioning Daniel Lee's debut collection for Burberry. Signaling a new era for the brand, Lee — who effectively transformed Bottega Veneta from blah to buzzy — unveiled a new vision for the house, featuring a new logo, bright tartans, and lots of faux fur.

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