“There are many truths we hide from ourselves, taping them to the insides of our ribs.” Lauren Bulla writes.

INFDark’s AW25 collection titled ‘The Raven’ sees the intertwining of mystery and wisdom, reflecting a reinterpretation of this otherwise darkly-connotated figure. Lauren Bulla writes, with photographs by Lorenzo Ferrari.

Heritage and history harmonised to herald an era of edgy equestrian wear for the day to day, in another perfectly well-rounded collection from veteran Paul Costello. Ujjesha Singh writes, with photographs by Lauren Cremer.

Inspired by Michelangelo Antonioni's ‘Red Desert’ Tifaret’s AW25 collection represents the intersection between industrialism and the vulnerability of humanity. Words by Molly Boniface, Photographs by Bukunmi Enirayetan.

Annie joins the Wolf Pack. Backstage at Tell The Truth LFW AW25.

As I stood outside of Protein Studios in Shoreditch, one margarita deep and buzzing… That's when I realised it was actually happening, we were at London Fashion week. Willow Shields writes, with photography by Imogen Carmichael-Jack.

Alterist is a collective of designers and artists, brought together by the common goal: to inspire change in consumer culture through fashion. Molly Thatcher writes, with photographs by Bukunmi Enirayetan.

Queer Club Kid Mayhem Unleashed at LFW, Lauren Bulla writes, with photographs by Lily Maguire.

To mark the launch of its collaboration with artist, BackRoad Gee, Nom!nal brought a party to Central London. Alanna Juliette writes, Photographs by Joseph Lockley.

“Contrasting fabrics, cartoonish silhouettes and a cacophony of space-age futurism mixed with heady nostalgia live at the centre of Naomi Hart’s AW25 Collection: Unproductive Thinking.” Words by Molly Boniface, Photograph by Katie Mcgoran.

The styling had a good-fairies-gone-bad mood to it, as if guests walked into the underground scene of a mythical realm, where vapes and pasties existed amongst toadstools and mossy florals. Lauren Bulla writes, with photographs by Jasmine Mckell

Fashion Editor Lauren Bulla recaps the best street style we saw at Copenhagen Fashion Week AW25, with photographs by Lily Maguire.

Henrik Vibskov presents a curious alchemy of the convergence of futurism and traditionalism. Pravin Nair writes, with photographs by Lily Maguire.

Each garment, ideal for a dazzling night out on the Left Bank in Paris… And in the event you can’t make it over the Atlantic? Some bitchy cocktail lounge in the Upper West Side would suffice instead. Nicol Maciejewska writes, with Photographs by Caroline Washington and courtesy of Veronica Beard.

SVEASØN debuted its official brand launch - the presentation-format fashion event concurrently fused design, sculpture, and performance. Writes Lauren Bulla with photographs by Alexandre Weber Martins.

Richert Beil’s AW25’s collection MUTTER (mother in German), showcased a collection which complemented imagery of chalk-covered, seemingly abandoned, half-constructed concrete walls and pillars. Writes Alex Shukri with photographs by Kaya Oatley.

Everyone is always trying to reinvent the wheel, but why not repurpose what it can already do? Berlin-based innovator Marcel Ostertag approaches his practice with an appreciation for traditional influences via a modern gaze. Alex Shukri writes, with photographs by Kaya Oatley.

Every brand had a distinct identity, yet collectively, they represented a broader vision—one that values quality, authenticity, and a strong sense of storytelling. Writes Kathryn Kearney.

“Franck Sorbier Haute Couture AW25 shows its fangs.” Stella Di Placedo writes, with photographs by Tennessy Hubner.

Jude Jones recaps 8 brands we loved at the MAN/WOMAN Showroom at Men’s Paris Fashion Week.