Inside the Vibrant Style of All Points East 2026
Jorja Smith’s taste in music is unmatched. So much so that she partnered with her label, FAMM, to curate the entire Day 1 lineup for All Points East. Under her tasteful hand, she turned the event into a tight-knit celebration of R&B, Afrobeats, and electronic music in London’s Victoria Park. Headlining the August 21 show together with Tems, Smith also tapped FADER favorites like Ayra Starr, Nia Archives, Destin Conrad, and Katy B on the lower card. Ahead, photographer Jay Lloyd captured artists vibes on the ground and some of the best festival fits that we’ve seen in a minute.
The festival grounds were a masterclass in summer style, blending high-energy performance wear with effortless street fashion. From the eclectic energy of Nia Archives to the polished presence of Odeal, the attendees and performers alike showcased a unique aesthetic that defined the weekend.
As the sun set over Victoria Park, the atmosphere shifted, but the fashion remained consistently sharp. Whether it was the experimental silhouettes favored by the electronic crowd or the classic R&B-inspired looks, the 2026 edition of All Points East proved that London remains a global hub for both sound and style.
The curation by Smith provided a cohesive narrative for the festival, allowing the audience to move seamlessly between genres while maintaining a shared visual language. It was a celebration of community, creativity, and the enduring influence of London’s music scene.
