Molly Goddard

The designer showed her collection of sophisticated knits and clashing colours in her Bethnal Green atelier.

The designer took to a light-filled leisure centre to present a collection that brimmed with colour -- arguably her best to date.

A year spent working from home inspired the designer to create something maximal, optimistic and joyful.

The designer invited us into her studio to witness her ecstatic, tulle-filled collection firsthand.

"I would be very happy to not do a zoom call ever again."

Featuring the wise words of Tim Walker, Thom Browne and Molly Goddard

The designer's joyful collection also included menswear for the first time ever --inspired by Molly’s boyfriend, Tom, who she said was complaining that she never makes him anything to wear.

Plus find out more about the designer's creative process, her pre-show morning routine and, most importantly, what her favourite flavour of crisps is.

For spring/summer 20, Molly Goddard’s designs only grew in scale and confidence.

How a generation of young designers are claiming and redefining Britishness as positive, progressive and inclusive in fraught political times.

In the latest episode of i-D's Fash-ON Fash-OFF podcast, we take a look at the second day's shows and chat the latest collections from Molly Goddard and Simone Rocha.

Tulle over tailoring, knitted socks and balaclavas, insulation against the world, and a healthy dose of Tess of the D'Urbervilles inspiration.