Australian luxury label Leo Lin is greasing the wheels of its European growth with its first-ever pop-up store in the United Kingdom, at Harrods.
The activation marks a key milestone for the Sydney-born brand, which has reported a 334.2% sales growth between FY25 and FY26 in Europe, adding to “persistent growth” globally across the United States and the Middle East.
This also comes as Leo Lin reports a 91.45 per cent sales uplift at the Harrods department store through its ongoing wholesale agreement, with the brand claiming this is fuelled by a growing appetite for luxury design at accessible luxury price points.
The luxury label manages over 150 stockists globally, with the strongest presence across North America.
A curated edit of both Leo Lin’s Pre-Fall 2026 and Fall-Winter 2026 collections will feature at the pop-up space, with the pop-up design drawing from the label’s FW26 Matinée collection, which the brand considered as a collision between vintage European cinema with 1960s French cinema. This includes crimson colourways along with theatre curtians and oversized branded vintage popcorn props.
"Matinée is an invitation to dress boldly and embrace the extraordinary," designer Leo Lin said.
"Bringing this world to Harrods, one of the most iconic retail destinations globally, is a dream come true for me and I’m proud to be able to bring the Leo Lin world where we can showcase an experience that truly reflects the craftsmanship and storytelling that lies at the heart of Leo Lin.”
Harrods head of buying Clemmie Harris, whose remit covers contemporary fashion, sports and essentials, said Leo Lin has gone from strength to strength at the department store, and continues to resonate with its customer base through its approach to occasionwear.
“The brand offers modern silhouettes paired with playful yet elevated details, making it a perfect destination for summer event dressing,” Harris said.
“We’re excited for the pop-up to offer our customers an even broader opportunity to discover the world of Leo Lin and explore a wider range of the collection.”
The Leo Lin pop-up at Harrods, Knightsbridge, London opened this week, and will remain open until August 31.