AllSaints took over the Tanks at Tate Modern yesterday to present their Summer 26 collection, AllSaints Rocks. The industrial setting set the tone for a show that fused fashion and music in a way that felt distinctly on brand.
The Philharmonia Orchestra performed live alongside DJ Louis Bekk, creating a soundtrack that moved between sweeping strings and heavy beats. It was a reminder that music has always been part of the AllSaints DNA.
On the runway the collection delivered what the label does best. Leather jackets with attitude, sharp tailoring, and modern silhouettes that rework archive references without losing their edge. Pieces that look built to last but still feel effortless.
AllSaints Rocks felt more like a gig than a fashion show, and that was exactly the point.
Images by @shaunjamescox
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