Menswear

After a season in Milan, the cult designer is back on British soil with a few surprises under her sleeve: a kinky show filled with shrunken silhouettes at a three-storey, disused Marylebone job centre.

At his first Milan show, the menswear designer took things up a notch, blending his signature sportswear with suiting.

Sexy or 9-5-appropriate? Cool or oh-so-smart? Who cares, there are styles for all. And designers from Prada to Martine Rose to Luke Derrick are all for it.

We’ve got the latest from Paris and Milan Fashion Week, featuring Prada, Gucci, JW Anderson, DSquared2, Givenchy, Wales Bonner and plenty more.

The creative director introduces halter necks, tight leather and metallic suiting for a generation hell-belt on breaking the sartorial binary.

In the early-’00s, the designer introduced a romantic, vulnerable man to the runway. Now, in his new book 55 Collections, he’s taking some time to look back.