The SS27 season welcomed 16 new names to the LFW schedule, bringing everything from queer history and Jamaican dress to debauched debutantes and wearable styling objects.
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See our favourite street style looks from London Fashion Week SS27, shot by Siria Ferrer Sainz-Pardo.
‘Glass Body’ sees designers George Oxby and Angus Cockram bring transparency, distortion and shifting proportions to their maximalist world, while pushing the brand further into ready-to-wear.
BRICKS meets the Tétier Bijoux designer to discuss her instinctive approach to design, her use of found materials, and her collaboration with Paolina Russo at Copenhagen Fashion Week.
Thanks to a collaboration with Ecodays, the graduate designer’s unconventional oversized accessory is now available in a series of must-have handbags.
Ahead of the Australian brand's first London pop-up this weekend, founder Margot Castor discusses trusting her instincts, building a fashion brand without formal training and why, sometimes, the right idea simply needs time.
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From designer debuts to major comebacks, we asked fashion critics and industry insiders what they’re most excited to see across New York, London, Milan and Paris this SS27.
Whimsymaxxing is supposed to make life more playful, but when personal style comes with a strict shopping list, something feels off. We ask whether you can really buy your way to a sense of wonder.
Crisis’ ‘Unsold. Retold.’ campaign brings together 12 London makers to transform garments that never found their buyer into one-of-a-kind capsule collections.
In Celebration of 50 Years, Whistles is heading in a new direction.
For #15 I Support You issue, Anastasia Vartanian meets the designer after her final NewGen London Fashion Week show, to hear why she doesn’t care about success if she can’t bring her community with her.
For her second Umbro collaboration, the Danish designer looks beyond the pitch to the pubs, clubs and unassuming spaces where football fandom becomes family.
From joyful colour palettes to nostalgic references and innovative craftsmanship, these were the standout collections from the Danish fashion capital.
Through more than 220 shopfronts across London, stylist and casting director Shuvan Khuntia is using fashion photography to document Britain's vanishing independent high streets.
The founder of ARODAZI discusses collaboration, comfort and building a fashion brand shaped by the people around her.
The South East London label has partnered with the technical designer on four one-of-one bags, with every raffle donation supporting families in Palestine through The Sameer Project.
Ahead of her in-conversation with Sarah Mower at Light House, the designer reflects on the legacy of political fashion, how brands have become fluent in the aesthetics of activism, and why she believes real change won't come from slogans alone.
The Saudi-born, London-based designer discusses memory, everyday encounters and why the most meaningful fashion begins with the people who wear it.
The founder of Wijnruit discusses mentorship, experimentation and building a multidisciplinary practice that exists beyond traditional ideas of fashion.
The award-winning designer discusses confidence, creative perseverance and finding humour in the familiar as he builds a new vision of British menswear