Scoop closed its doors at Olympia West, marking the successful conclusion of its Autumn/Winter 2025 edition. Over three action-packed days, the event brought together a vibrant mix of designers, buyers, and industry leaders, creating a dynamic space for business and creativity. The show attracted top retailers, from premium independent boutiques to major department stores, all exploring the latest trends and fresh collections.

Retailers and buyers engage with new collections

Scoop welcomed an impressive lineup of buyers, including The Place London, The Hambledon, Cordelia James, The Mercantile, Jules B, and Sass and Edge. Department store buyers from Galeries Lafayette, Le Bon Marché, John Lewis, Hoopers, Anthropologie, and Morleys also attended, scouting for standout collections. Additionally, Irish retailers such as Emporio, Nu Chic, Sorrento, Macbees, and Sybil explored emerging brands for the coming season. Attendees praised the event’s accessible layout, welcoming atmosphere, and carefully curated selection of brands.

Showcasing established and emerging talent

The event featured an exciting mix of designers, blending well-known names with fresh talent. Highlights included collections from Alohas, Gas Bijoux, Emily Lovelock, Fabienne Chapot, Nobody’s Child, Oats & Rice, Zapa, Augusta, and Bloom. Buyers noted the strength of Spanish brands, particularly Black to Grey, Bloom, and Indi & Cold. Many retailers emphasized the show’s ability to bring new and exciting labels to the forefront, enhancing their buying experience.

Exhibitors praise the show’s energy

Exhibitors were equally enthusiastic, describing the event as upbeat and highly productive. Ian Campbell Smith of Palladio London noted the strong buyer turnout and the diverse brand selection. Hester Moore of Helen Moore called it their best show in five years, highlighting consistent buyer engagement. Juls Dawson of Just Consultancies described the event as a top-tier trade show, emphasizing how busy their stands were and the high-quality interactions with UK boutiques.

Karen Radley, Founder and Managing Director of Scoop, celebrated the show’s success, noting the strong order placements and the industry’s positive outlook. “There’s a real sense of confidence in the market, and it’s fantastic to see buyers investing in fresh, innovative collections,” she said. With excitement already building for the next edition in July, Scoop continues to be a key platform for brands and retailers shaping the future of fashion.