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Crossing the channel for a season, the beloved London label brought their young, hot, cool M’A gang to the hallowed halls of Paris Fashion Week.

Beloved of everyone from Louis XIV to Gucci's Alessandro Michele, backless shoes have survived, against the odds, for centuries and dominated the runways this season.

On the final day of shows, London's fresh, young design talent reminded us why the city is such an exciting place to be right now.

Let’s go skating through time and space — from the palace of Versailles to a 90s punk show, a sleepy stripy Connecticut ghost village to the metallic magic of outer space. As ever, M’A is all about fun fun fun!

Head to Shoreditch to feast your eyes on the brand's rainbow of looks, and the chance to join its family of London creatives.

This season saw a wave of designers casting their contemporaries in their shows, leading to a desirable and, dare we say it, believable proposition on the runways.

How the LVMH Prize-winning duo got back to their roots this season.

The LVMH Prize-winners gave their friends free reign to shoot it, and are sharing the images with their client list and fans on demand.

As Hedi Slimane brings Kurt Cobain to California and Cathy Horyn makes her peace with Marc Jacobs’ 1992 Perry Ellis collection, is it time to reevaluate how fashion thinks about grunge?

We caught up with Marta Marques after she and Paulo Almeida claimed the €300,000 prize in Paris last week.

The London-based Portuguese duo scoop €300,000 and support from the French group. Jacquemus wins a special prize too.

Breathe life into your make up with dark romanticism, bold anarchy and sexy naturalism as MAC break down fall/winter 15's beauty trends.