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Having graduated from Central Saint Martins’ MA programme this year, the German-born, Paris-based designer references sexpots from Prince and Freddie Mercury, to Roman sculptures and Robert Mapplethorpe’s black and white muscle figures – and they’re every bit as sexy as they sound.

Emerging designers Jimmy Howe, Aaron Esh and Horace Page are proving that oftentimes, the most subversive fashion comes out of political bleakness.

London’s favourite skate brand have taken to the tracks with their latest collaboration: Mercedes.

Dior has never been defined by a single image, but by a mentality: elegance, craftsmanship, femininity and fantasy. Now, with the former Loewe man’s quiet revolution steering the ship, his subtle layering feels timely and sincere.

Fantastical, romantic and totally otherworldly: is it any wonder why corsets are having a moment? (The answer is “no”.)

Fashion news of the week: After a fairly quiet first week back to school, fashion’s out, loud and proud with mega campaigns, covetable collabs and even a stunt performer.

Head to head: This week, our favourite celebrity did her food shop in a bikini. She looked brilliant, but do the same rules apply to us normies? THE FACE debates.

Everything you need to know from Mexico’s hottest designer.

2021 in review: Extreme colour blocking is back, baby. After a year of WFH fits, we went all out and we went out out wearing a solo colour, from Bottega Green to Balenciaga’s hot pink.

MACHINE-A’s ex-buyer, Harry Fisher, has opened up shop, stocking the best in Brit-fash from Martine Rose to Ahluwalia. Here, we ask: is he mad for opening a clothing store in the middle of a pandemic?

With Slipknot, image is everything. Now, at the age of 50, the band’s percussionist and co-founder Shawn Crahan – aka Clown – is using this interview to go public with a private passion that might seem at odds with a day job in one of rock’s loudest and rawest bands: his love of fashion.

With strong ties to the north and a proper northern name, Liverpudlian journalist Paul Toner has created a zine that caters to the working-class boys of his hometown who are into fashion, but don’t want to be lectured through an arty-farty lens.