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Inspired by 90s VHS tapes of dancehall parties, the young London designer infused the same vibrancy and movement into her clothes.

Taking inspiration from Afrofuturism, psychedelic rock and painter Frank Bowling, the show was a trippy blend of experimentation and craftsmanship.

After taking a four-year sabbatical at the height of his post-CSM MA success, Nicomede Talavera is returning to fashion on his own terms.

Rory Parnell Mooney is returning with a new collection from his eponymous label, inspired by clubwear and Al Pacino’s ‘Cruising’.

“I started from hardship but I’m not in that place anymore and I want to focus on a more positive, altruistic future,” Samuel Ross told i-D.

Inspired by drama students and costume department theatrical trickery, the LVMH Prize 2019 finalist made an impressive standalone debut at London Fashion Week Men’s.

On a mirrored runway, he forced us to examine ourselves.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at this season's Fashion East presentation.

Presenting a one-off menswear collection in London for spring/summer, Alexander McQueen delicately subverted the cornerstone of their brand: tailoring.

“It’s all just embarrassing and this collection is a reaction to this topsy-turvy climate we’re living in, everything feels upside down, inside out.”

Spring/summer 20 finds the designer pondering who we are and who we want to be.

As she crafts a nostalgic collage exploring her dual Indian-Nigerian heritage and London roots, Priya Ahluwalia provides a celebration of multicultural Britain.