Crystalline tailoring, gender-fluid silhouettes, and playful storytelling define RAY CHU’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection, inspired by the midnight shores of Taiwan and the resilience of nature.

In recent years, the fashion industry has undergone a major shift as more shoppers embrace sustainable fashion.

The growing awareness of the environmental impact of leather production is prompting many companies to move towards innovative leather alternatives. The transition is natural and passes through the lab.

Sustainable fashion is in growing demand, but sustainability in the UK industry is a complex issue with both progress and ongoing challenges.

Tamara Ralph captured the sublime beauty of music with her latest haute couture collection for Spring/Summer 2025. It is a 'Poétique Symphony'.

Nothing gives energy to a shirt than splashes of colours and bold prints. Frangipani has been threading adventure with traditional techniques since 2010.

Take a wardrobe classic and give it a modern twist through the lens of sustainability. The ‘Saywood look’ is a formula of joy, ready to wear for years.

Party outfits tend to have a very short life but, according to a recent survey, more Brits are going to shop second-hand to impress on Christmas and New Year's Eve.

Gen Z's love for sustainable products is nothing new but how is the most dynamic generation of our times dealing with the price of quality and brands' choices?

Taipei Fashion Week S/S25 showed Taiwan's vibrant spirit and ambition to stand boldly on the global stage. Among the attending designers, 5 are definitely worth our attention.