No-Phones Nightclub Lost to Reopen in Former London College of Fashion Building

London nightclub Lost, the elusive no-phones venue that operated out of a cinema on Shaftesbury Avenue, has announced it is taking over the former London College of Fashion building on Oxford Street. The club has been teasing its return for weeks, and the Instagram reveal confirms it is preparing to occupy an entire city block. In the post, Lost told its community: "We have secured the former London College of Fashion. An entire block on Oxford Street to reimagine the heart of London, we want to build this with you." The club is currently asking followers for support to help it secure a premises licence, describing its ambition as creating "a space for new forms of nightlife, culture and art in the heart of London." Lost had previously hinted at a November comeback featuring a "24-hour district," though no confirmed opening date has been included in its latest announcement. The venue first opened in March 2025 and quickly became a sensation, drawing a devoted following — particularly among art school and fashion students — thanks to its secretive line-ups, cinema screenings, live bands, DJs and hidden cocktail bars. Celebrities spotted there included Charli XCX, Olivia Rodrigo and Central Cee. The club closed its Shaftesbury Avenue location almost five months ago.