Nasir Mazhar

London cultural don Nasir Mazhar reveals his latest collection exclusively for i-D. Hoorah!

Turn up the volume on his London grime playlist.

For spring/summer 17, Nasir Mazhar used lace to turn the masculine associations of the tracksuit into something delicate, soft and tantalising.

As LC:M gets underway, Princess Julia speaks to Nasir Mazhar about his autumn/winter 16 vision.

On the first day of London’s autumn/winter 16 men’s shows, designers from Craig Green to Grace Wales Bonner challenged the taboos of masculinity.

Every item is limited edition and exclusive to the web store, so your christmas list just got 100% more fire.

To celebrate the new Star Wars film, the cream of London’s fashion crop have designed limited edition sweatshirts and T-shirts in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital.

From Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McClaren’s World’s End to present day Machine A, London’s fashion insiders talk about the shops that have dictated the city’s style, been the daytime siblings to nighttime clubs and fed the dreams of their customers.

Blossoming under the spotlight of London Collections: Men, a quartet of designers – Astrid Andersen, Cottweiler, Nasir Mazhar and Pieter – are having their moment.

Garage, grime and goth collide on Nasir's runway.

We map the evolution of the elasticated waist, zip up two-piece fashion statement that's racing back into style.

“Quality chillwear, protective roadwear and smartened clubwear” were the order of the day in a collection that called for pride in appearance.