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London Fashion Week Model Casting 2026 by Volkova Agency
Over 200 Applications. 120 Models Attended.
On 18 February 2026, Volkova Agency held its official London Fashion Week model casting 2026, receiving more than 200 applications from aspiring and professional models.
From these submissions, 120 models were invited to attend the in-person casting, where our team conducted a structured selection process focused on runway presence, proportions, adaptability, and professional potential.
This casting was organised both for the development of our agency roster and for brands presenting during London Fashion Week.
London Fashion Week Model Casting 2026: A Diverse and Inclusive Approach
At Volkova Agency, we are open to all nationalities, backgrounds, and model types. The casting brought together participants from different cultures, body types, and aesthetic directions — reflecting the reality of today’s fashion industry.
Our objective is to build a strong and versatile portfolio of models suitable for runway, commercial campaigns, editorials, advertising, and creative productions.
Direct Industry Integration
As a result of the London Fashion Week model casting 2026, many selected models were immediately involved in projects with brands during London Fashion Week.
This direct integration into active fashion week schedules demonstrates both the quality of the selection process and the professional standards maintained by Volkova Agency.
Watch the Casting Highlights
We documented the casting day to share the atmosphere and behind-the-scenes process.
Looking for Models for Your Brand?
Volkova Agency provides models for:
runway shows
commercial campaigns
editorial shoots
advertising projects
e-commerce productions
creative collaborations
Apply for Future Castings
We continue expanding our international model roster and hosting regular castings ahead of major fashion events.
If you would like to become part of Volkova Agency and participate in future fashion weeks and campaigns, follow our announcements and apply for upcoming castings.
With more than 200 applications and 120 models attending, what stood out to me was the emphasis on adaptability rather than one fixed model type. That seems especially important when the same roster may work across runway, commercial campaigns and editorials. The Lunarness framework for reading an avant-garde runway look makes a useful distinction between the garment, styling, casting and presentation, which feels relevant to how a model supports a designer’s concept. I would be interested to see a follow-up on how your team tests that adaptability during the walk and Polaroid stages.