No-Phones Nightclub Lost Secures Former London College of Fashion Building on Oxford Street

Lost, the secretive no-phones nightclub that became a London sensation after opening on Shaftesbury Avenue in March 2025, has announced that its new home will be the entire former London College of Fashion building, occupying a full block on Oxford Street. In an Instagram post, the club told its community it had secured the site and wanted to "reimagine the heart of London," inviting followers to help shape its vision. A separate Instagram story added that Lost is "creating a space for new forms of nightlife, culture and art in the heart of London" and needs public support to secure a premises licence for the venue. The club had previously signalled a November return with a "24-hour district" concept, though no official opening date has been confirmed in its most recent posts. Lost shut its Shaftesbury Avenue location almost five months ago after making a name for itself through its exclusive door policy, strict no-phones rule and secret line-ups. The original venue featured cinema screenings, live bands, DJ sets and hidden cocktail bars spread across multiple rooms. Celebrity visitors spotted there included Charli xcx, Olivia Rodrigo and Central Cee. The choice of the former fashion college is considered fitting, as many of the club's regulars are art school and fashion students.