Alishba Anjum serves old Hollywood glam in London

From viral TikTok beginnings to a polished London street style moment, Alishba Anjum’s latest shoot reflects her journey from digital creator to fashion influencer.

Pakistani social media personality Alishba Anjum shared a carousel from London, and the internet quickly took notice.

Shot in a historic part of the city, the images blend high fashion with effortless street style, turning an ordinary sidewalk into a statement backdrop.

Dressed in a dark brown fitted turtleneck paired with high waisted beige trousers, Alishba kept her look minimal yet powerful.

The wrap over detail of the trousers added structure, while an oversized mohair style scarf in bold shades of orange, yellow, blue, and pink brought life to the earthy tones.

She carried a classic Burberry Frances tote in the brand’s signature archive check, subtly nodding to British heritage. Comfortable sneakers balanced the luxury aesthetic.

Her hair was styled in soft, voluminous waves with a warm chestnut tint, channeling an old Hollywood feel. A soft red lip and defined eyes completed the polished look.

Some frames captured her mid step, hair flowing naturally, while others focused on structured editorial poses. One black and white image highlighted the textures of her outfit and the old world charm of the architecture behind her.

Alishba Anjum first rose to fame on TikTok through expressive lip sync videos and relatable content that quickly gained millions of views. While many initially recognized her as the twin sister of fellow influencer Jannat Mirza, she steadily built her own identity.

Transitioning from short form entertainment to lifestyle and fashion content, she expanded her presence across Instagram and brand collaborations.

Today, she stands among Pakistan’s prominent digital creators, representing a generation that turned social media into a full time career. This London series is not just about style. It quietly captures growth, ambition, and the confidence of someone who has evolved far beyond her early viral days.