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London Fashion Week 2026 has drawn to a close, marking OMODA UK’s most prominent moment on the British stage so far. As Principal Partner of this year’s event, OMODA made an impression across the capital, positioning the all-new OMODA 7 as the go-to choice for fashion leaders and trendsetters—and a design statement perfectly aligned with contemporary style.
Alongside its presence at London Fashion Week, OMODA UK launched a bold, conversation‑starting campaign: “I’m Not a Supermodel, But This Car Is.” Designed to challenge expectations of traditional automotive advertising, the campaign placed the OMODA 7 at the centre of the story, celebrating the SUV as one of the season’s standout icons.
Fronted by model Denise Ohnona, who is often mistaken for one of Britain’s most recognisable supermodels, the campaign used playful photography and video to present the OMODA 7 with the same style and admiration normally reserved for high‑fashion talent. Denise’s role brought a witty twist—highlighting that the real “supermodel” is, in fact, the car.
High‑impact digital billboards lit up The Outernet throughout the week, driving curiosity and directing viewers to imnotasupermodel.com, reinforcing the OMODA 7’s confident design language and its ambition to disrupt both automotive and fashion conventions.
Throughout LFW, a fleet of OMODA 7 models transported designers, models and key industry names between shows, backstage areas and after‑show events. More than a sponsor, OMODA became an integral part of the week’s movement and energy—securing the OMODA 7 as the vehicle of choice for leaders in the industry.
Inside the British Fashion Council’s NEWGEN space at 180 Strand, OMODA UK unveiled the OMODA Lounge—an immersive showcase inspired by the brand’s “Art in Motion” design philosophy.
In partnership with FOUNDATION FM, a pioneering female‑led radio platform, the space hosted live DJ broadcasts and served as a cultural meeting point for designers, artists and tastemakers. It offered a tangible expression of OMODA’s identity: where design, technology and culture intersect.
Victor Zhang, UK Country Director at OMODA UK, said:
“London Fashion Week represented the perfect meeting point between design, creativity and technology—values that lie at the heart of the OMODA brand. ‘MODA’ is not incidental; it reflects our intent. We believe a car can be as culturally relevant and aesthetically compelling as high fashion, and the OMODA 7 proves that.
“Our ‘I’m Not a Supermodel, But This Car Is’ campaign celebrates the OMODA 7 as a fashion‑forward SUV that belongs in modern British culture. As we close London Fashion Week 2026, the OMODA 7 stands out as the most stylish new arrival of the season.”
With “MODA” meaning fashion, OMODA has long embraced the idea that a vehicle should be expressive and trend‑setting. The all‑new OMODA 7 brings that ambition to life—a bold, technologically advanced mid‑size SUV that sets a new standard in its class.
Positioned between the compact OMODA 5 and flagship OMODA 9, the OMODA 7 expands the brand’s UK range and is available in Knight and Noble specifications. Customers can choose between a refined 1.6‑litre TGi petrol engine or OMODA’s advanced Super Hybrid System, which delivers:
Inside, the OMODA 7 elevates the cabin experience with eco‑leather upholstery, dual digital screens, SONY audio, wireless smartphone connectivity and—making its UK debut—an in‑built fragrance diffusion system, bringing a new sensory dimension to the driving experience.
The OMODA 7 arrives in UK dealerships from March 2026, priced from:
Every model comes with:
* Prices correct at time of writing
** Subject to servicing within the OMODA & JAECOO network, in line with the maintenance schedule
