It was a star-studded affair at the Alexander McQueen London Fashion Week show on Sunday night.

Emma Corrin, Jade Thirlwall, Lila Moss and Emilia Clarke led the famous faces on the FROW as the latest spring summer collection was shown.

Actor Emma, 30, showed off their incredible figure in a sheer sweeping black gown which had a high-neck and one-shoulder design. 

Little Mix singer Jade, 33, also opted for an all-black ensemble as she wowed in a sleek dress which she teamed with strappy heels and clutch bag. 

Meanwhile model Lila, 23, – who is the daughter of fashion icon Kate Moss and Jefferson Hack – wore a strappy number which showed off plenty of leg. 

Game of Thrones actress Emilia, 39, dared to move away from black and rocked a dark grey belted tweed jacket, matching skirt and boots. 

Other big names enjoying the catwalk show included singer Florence Welch, model Alexa Chung and socialite Georgia May Jagger. 

London Fashion Week is currently underway in the capital, running from Thursday, September 17 to Monday, September 21.

Organised by the British Fashion Council, this season's event focuses on the spring/summer 2027 collections.

Emma, who is best known for their portrayal of the late Diana, Princess of Wales in Netflix drama The Crown, relocated to the coastal town of Margate from London in 2023 and has since become immersed in Margate life. 

'I really love it,' they told Jessie and Lennie Ware's Table Manners podcast of the town and their favourite local haunts recently. 

'Curve Coffee is amazing. It's adjacent to the town, just above the high street, in a little square. Curve does the best Kimchi toastie you will ever try, it's so good.' 

Such is the pull of Margate among curious creatives, the town has been playfully nicknamed 'Shoreditch-On-Sea' after the notorious hipster enclave in east London.

But the actor said they steer clear of nights out in the English capital, preferring instead the close proximity of restaurants and bars on their doorstep.  

'I'm really bad at eating out in London, I never do it,' they said. 'In Margate I do it, because everything's really close. 

'Where I always go is High Dive. They started with a tiny little place, on the harbour arm, and it's tacos and enchiladas and stuff like that. 

'It's so good. They do the most insane spicy margaritas.' 

There is no stopping the star at the moment as Emma will next feature in the new Netflix adaptation of Pride and Prejudice.

They are starring as Elizabeth Bennet in a new six-part series from author Dolly Alderton. 

In addition to playing the iconic lead heroine, they also serve as an executive producer on the project.