The fashion industry in London is thriving with an annual output of £28 billion and a growing reputation as a global fashion capital. The recent relocation of London College of Fashion (LCF) to East London is set to further accelerate this growth, creating a hub for innovation, investment and talent. LCF’s move to the Cultural Education District (CED) on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is a major milestone in the development of the fashion industry in East London. The new campus will consolidate LCF's six existing sites into a single, purpose-built facility, providing a world-class environment for education and research. LCF’s presence in East London is expected to attract a global talent base, catalyzing existing and emerging production corridors across the region. The area is already witnessing a resurgence of fashion manufacturing, reversing a decades-long decline. Public and private sector investments are also pouring into the East London fashion scene. The Fashion Technology Alliance and the Stitch Academy are providing valuable skills training, while Hackney Walk, Building Bloqs and Fashioning Poplar offer new spaces for retail and enterprise. Plexal, an accelerator for fashion and Internet of Things startups, is the latest addition to the ecosystem. Given the increased dependence of fashion across all links in the processing chain, the accelerator’s presence will only help. These are the foundations for creating a vibrant and supportive environment for fashion businesses to flourish. The East London Fashion Cluster, a dedicated organization established to support growth and remove barriers, is playing a key role in connecting stakeholders to relevant parties as well as fostering collaboration. The relocation of LCF and the growing momentum in East London are transforming the fashion industry landscape in the UK. East London is poised to become a new major component of London’s fashion sector, further cementing the city’s contributions to global fashion as a whole.