We enlisted the legendary photographer to report on every style event worth its salt in London, Paris and Milan, from backstage at the shows to the after parties. This is what he saw and had to say about the month-long marathon.
After two successful stops in Liverpool and London, the exhibition exploring depictions of the north is back with an even fresher perspective.
Simple, timeless and made to last – quiet luxury has all the hallmarks of sustainable dressing.
Fast fashion may seem convenient when you need a cheap look for the ’gram. But no matter how many likes you get, the cons will always weigh out the pros when it comes to the environment.
Happy 40th birthday, LFW! Here are the best bits from Burberry, JW Anderson, Aaron Esh, Fashion East, 16Arlington, Molly Goddard, Simone Rocha and loads more.
Forget the looks yo-yoing up and down the runway, this is what people were wearing in Paris after dark when the shows were done.
Childlike joy, mundane surrealism and post-apocalyptic apparel – this is how designers are responding to oppression right now.
Set against protests, anti-abortion laws and “LGBT free-zones”, these emerging designers are armed with bold statements, new ideas and transgressive style.
Robyn Lynch, Saul Nash and Mowalola each brought the party in their own distinct ways.
Fashion show protests have a long and messy history, with Molly-Mae's Pretty Little Thing show the latest to hit the headlines. But as the line between designers and activists blurs, what role do protests play today?
THE FACE’s team reports back from the catwalks and the shmoozy parties.
Recapping on all the fashions that went down in Paris this season, from Saint Laurent and Dior to Courrèges, EENK, Vaquera and many more.
Our print issues have been full of great clothes, wild concepts and trips to Jamaica, New York and ethereal woodlands.
Here’s what’s going down at this season’s shows, on home turf.
Shrooms have long been presented as the magic material of fashion’s future. But Esprit wants to use them to get rid of our old clothes, too.
The founder of cult tech brand Nothing, whose transparent designs have become a cool kid favourite, talks disrupting the phone market and bringing fun back to design.
