Eilidh Duffy

As the house founded by fashion's 'enfant terrible' relaunches its ready-to-wear line under a new collective, we look back on JPG's defining era.

From therapeutic underwear to 'biomimetic' tongue protectors, a new online exhibition surveys the curious intersection of fashion, art and healthcare.

Meet four of the independent designers presenting their AW21 collections off the official LFW schedule.

With so much ephemera particular to 2020, we remember the unassuming objects that quickly became integral to our daily lives.

It's been a bad year for mental health which, inevitably, means it's been a banner year for shitposting.

On a quiet, cobbled street in Glasgow, Anna Graham sells vintage clothing to collectors and costumers of our favourite TV shows.

4 ex-Londoners reveal why they've left to pursue creative careers elsewhere.

Climate doomism helps absolutely no one. Here two experts respond to common arguments put forward by those with a fatalistic outlook of the future. Yes you should be outraged, but there's hope too.

To celebrate the 20th birthday of London fashion's maverick talent incubator, we look back on some of its defining moments – from NOKI to Nasir Mazhar, Wales Bonner to Matty Bovan.

With no access to studios, vital resources or physical degree shows, this year's graduates are frustrated. But, pandemic aside, many believe the problems art students are facing have been mounting for years.

Available by-appointment only, ZSC can be found somewhere between Tokyo's Harajuku and Shinjuku districts.

CSM grad Cecile Tulkens subverts the gendered associations of both tailoring and knitting.