Fiona Shaw is a London Fashion Week's appearance

The Irish actor, Fiona Shaw on Sunday (February 23), showed a surprise appearance on Sunday and marched as part of Simon Racha’s new showcase.

The 38 -year -old Irish designer displayed its autumn/winter collection of 2025 at the Goldsmith Hall as part of London Fashion Week.

Racha, whose father is a Chinese designer and Irish John Racha, has already produced collections for H&M.

In London Fashion Week 2024, he presented the show at the Grand Prix Church in February, which included caressing toys. In the September collection

Shaw, 66, is most known for his roles in television programs such as Bad sisters Vat Kill Eve And also the Harry Potter movie series, where he starred in Petunia Dursley.

He was a surprise guest in the march and appeared alongside the cast of Andre Rashkab, Bell Puyei and the Alexa Chang model. Those involved in the company included Pixie Goldov and Josephin de La Boom.

When walking with his hands in the pockets of clothing, Shaw wore a black and white short sleeve dressed with silver chains. According to the show’s notes, the theme of this collection is “School Days” and “Turtle and Rabbits”.

Fiona Shaw a rally at the Simon Racha Exhibition on Sunday (February 23) (Gett pictures)

Shaw, who appeared in Real Detective: Night country In 2024, with Independent In December, where he said, “I used to feed a little of acting, I was feeding on me Self Acting, “she tells me.” I started to surprise: Did I have enough? Do I need a Sunday? “

Before Kill EveShaw, while preventing the scene, was directed by Opera. “You don’t know what you are resting,” he explained. “You just think, maybe I can pause for a minute and think about what I will do later. But you know you haven’t done years and haven’t done any other plays.” Kill Eve And the role of Caroline Martens.

Fiona Shaw in London Fashion Week (Gett pictures)

In the admirable Star Wars AndrewHe was given the opportunity to play two very different ages – young and older than herself in different parts of her life, when she depicts the mother of the main character, Marava Andor. The series, which is looking for Cassian Andor’s riot, is in front of the galactic empire, is an allegory for today’s political landscape. “Writing about it was very interesting and amazing in the myths of the world – but in fact, yes, this was completely mapping what was happening in our world.”