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Dries Van Noten chooses independent women for Paris catwalk playlist

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Rihanna, Kate Bush, Missy Elliott and Destiny’s Child are on the soundtrack as the designer unveils his eclectic collection in the French capital

Sophia Webster Pop-up – London’s Most Luxurious Fruit Stall

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Meet Becky Banana, Yayoi and Becky Gem, a fun range of fruity shoes by Sophia Webster A new Spring/ Summer 2015 pop-up space at Harrods is housing the largest selection of Sophia Webster styles. A favourite among Rihanna, Diane Kruger and Jennifer Lawrence, Sophia Webster’s colourful designs are known the world over. Her new season … Read more

J.W. Anderson, Cara Delevingne, Victoria Beckham, and Anya Hindmarch among 2014 British Fashion Award winners

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Voted for by over 400 members of the global fashion industry, the winners of 2014 British Fashion Awards were awarded at the annual ceremony that took place on Monday 1st December at the London Coliseum. Over 2000 people gathered to celebrate the successes of the fashion industry over the past year with guests including Samantha … Read more

The rise of latex: why fashion is having a fetish moment

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What does Kate Moss wear to dinner and Kylie Minogue put on to walk the red carpet? Latex – and the work of London-based designer Atsuko Kudo in particular. So will rubber become a part of your wardrobe?

A Blue Tiger for the Blue Marine Foundation

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Limited edition unisex tiger sweatshirt launched to support KENZO’s partnership with the Blue Marine Foundation. Blue Marine Foundation, a new UK charity founded in 2010 by the people behind the film The End of the Line, exists to fix the largest solvable problem on the planet – the crisis in the oceans. By raising a springboard … Read more

Jeremy Scott: ‘I try to convey joy in the clothes I design’

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Jeremy Scott’s outlandish outfits are as witty as they are outrageous. Having dressed everyone from Katy Perry to Rihanna, he’s now making over Moschino. Alice Fisher talks to him about the serious business of being pop culture’s most irreverent designer