Boots and coats on heads 'next trend', London Fashion Week designer suggests

Models are prepared backstage during the Izzue Autumn/Winter 2019 London Fashion Week show at the BFC Showspace, London.

Wearing a number of boots on your head looks set to be next autumn’s hot new trend if London Fashion Week is anything to go by.

On Tuesday afternoon, a series of models took to the Izzue – pronounced “issue” – catwalk wearing heavy black boots draped precariously over their heads in a look that may or may not translate to high street rails.

Boots over your head could be the next big trend in fashion - although it's unlikely. Credit: Isabel Infantes/PA

In a show that attracted singer Lily Allen to the front row, other models strutted out wearing what appeared to be coats and jumpers tied tightly around their faces.

Another had his head covered in what looked to be a form of gilet draped with dog tag necklaces while managing to look only mildly confused.

The Hong Kong-based brand thinks this could be what fashionistas will be wearing in 2019. Credit: Isabel Infantes/PA

The show is the Hong Kong-based label’s first time at London Fashion Week.

The label says it embodies "British punk, the anarchic and rebellious spirit that London has come to stand for," adding it has a "genuine connection to British youth culture."

Established in 1999 Izzue has transformed from a Hong Kong label to a leading Asian fashion brand with more than 90 stores throughout Greater China, Singapore, Canada and the UK.