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“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.

On a journey of refinement, this season Art School created a sensitive collection; one rooted in love for their friends and family and inspired by Derek Jarman.

Giddyup! Kiko kickstarts London Fashion Week Men’s spring/summer 20 with a horse racing themed sartorial shake-up.

The Moscow-born, London-based unisex label takes us behind the Iron Curtain and into the Moscow Metro System for its LFWM's debut.

Welcome back to London, Craig!