Art Hearts Fashion staged a two-day AW26 runway in London with 12 international designers

Art Hearts Fashion returned to London for a two-day AW26 runway programme during the city’s February fashion week schedule, bringing a multi-designer line-up to St John’s Church, Hyde Park.

Known for its US presence and international network, Art Hearts Fashion (founded in 2010 by Erik Rosete) continues to platform emerging and established names through high-production runway showcases.

Giannina Azar (Dominican Republic) — Bold, colour-led designs rooted in Caribbean vibrancy with a modern twist.

Idol Jose (Venezuela) — Streetwear energy with bright palettes and playful silhouettes.

Bad Pink (Chile) — Edgy, boundary-pushing fashion-forward pieces designed to start conversation.

Pia Bolte (Germany) — Sleek, architectural tailoring and minimalism with a contemporary edge.

David Tupaz (USA) — Glamour and sophistication, combining craftsmanship with standout detailing.

House of Byfield (Netherlands) — A street-culture meets high-fashion mix with wearable impact.

Mister Triple X (USA) — Reworked streetwear driven by bold graphics and cultural references.

Merlin Castell (Honduras) — Joyful, expressive looks celebrating individuality and movement.

Haus of Harleen (USA) — Western cues blended with modern tailoring for versatile wardrobes.

Glaudi (USA) — Colourful, practical pieces balancing polish with everyday wearability.

Cross Colours (USA) — 90s streetwear codes revisited with bold prints and social messaging.

Will Franco (Mexico) — Eclectic modern design informed by Mexican culture and craftsmanship.