It’s the last day of the Milan Spring/Summer 2015 menswear collections, and we had a great panel this morning to celebrate! But in case you missed it- or want to rewatch!- the DSquared2 panel is now available on demand.

This morning we had resident chair Daryoush Haj-Najafi, photographer Amarpaul Kalirai, fashion designer Alex Mattsson and writer Hettie Judah in the studio to discuss the art-studio themed DSquared2 show, with Judah commenting on the duality of the brand, citing ‘the image that comes from the shows is kitschy; the other side is straight machismo’. The panel finished off with a celebrity question from Diesel creative director Nicola Formichetti, who asked them what they look for when reviewing a show: ‘Spectacle? Wearability? Coolness?’

Watch the panel now on demand! And don't forget you can rewatch each and every panel from this and previous seasons on our newly redesigned Collections page.

We’ve got the latest set of illustrations by our resident Milan Spring/Summer 2015 menswear collections illustrator, designer Marie Cunliffe!

Take a look at Cunliffe’s take on Marc Jacobs and Missoni executed in stunning water-colour washes, with dreamy blues for Missoni and hazy pinks and bright magentas for Marc Jacobs, all in Cunliffe’s signature mixed media format.

All of the illustrations are available to view in context on the corresponding Collections pages, as well as on our Tumblr! And soon, you’ll be able to purchase them in the SHOWstudio shop.

It's the final day of the Milan Spring/Summer 2015 menswear shows!

The collections move to Paris tomorrow, but until then, review our coverage from all of the Milan shows, including our panel discussions on Dolce e Gabbana, Calvin Klein, and Prada. Each collection has our signature curated social media feeds, along with all of the runway looks by NOWFASHION. And don’t forget to read the reviews by our editor Lou Stoppard and browse the illustrations by our resident Milan artist Marie Cunliffe!

Check the Collections page through-out the day as we cover the last of the shows!

Tomorrow 24 June is the last day of Milan Spring/Summer 2015 menswear collections, so we’re finishing off with a great panel discussing the DSquared2 show! 

Tune in at 10:30 BST to watch resident chair Daryoush Haj-Najafi, writer Hettie Judah, photographer Amarpaul Kalirai and fashion designer Alex Mattsson, as they review the show.

In the meantime, keep checking our Collections page for more live coverage of the shows, and get ready for the Paris collections beginning Wednesday 25 June! 

Have you seen our newly improved Collections page yet? We've had a redesign just in time for the S/S 15 menswear season! 

We’ve made it easier to navigate with more filters and a brand new layout. Each page is now available to filter by content, such as panel discussions, round-ups or re-sees, as well as by season, so that you can revisit your favourite runway moments and by designer - whether you're a fan of London streetwear or Milan powerhouses you can catch every bit of coverage! 

Have a browse through the new Collections - rewatch a panel, read a report, browse through some illustrations, get better acquainted with your favourite designer or discover something new, all right here on the Collections page.

We’ve got a great new set of illustrations by our resident Milan S/S 15 menswear collections artist, Marie Cunliffe! Head over to our Tumblr page to see her newest interpretations, and view them in context within our Collections coverage.

Of yesterday's shows, Cunliffe has chosen to illustrate Bottega Venetta and Prada. Using her trademark washes of colour layered with intricate pen drawings and scanned in photographs and textures, the images cause the viewer to look twice at the deceptively simple works.

Tune in now to watch Cunliffe as she creates her last set of drawings on a live stream!

Missed this weekend’s set of live panels? Not to worry, because the Dolce e Gabbana, Calvin Klein, and Prada panels are now all available on demand.

Our Dolce and Gabbana panel included writer Natalie Theo, musician Tafari Hinds, journalist Katie Baron, and milliner Stephen Jones discussing the duality of the two designers; ‘you get that yin and yang- Domenico is the tailoring and history, and Stefano is the party side’, said Baron. For a twist, own Nick Knight posed an interesting question to the panel: ‘Could there be a Dolce without a Gabbana? Could there be a Gabbana without a Dolce?’

The Calvin Klein panel featured creative consultant Gary Aspden, designer Liam Hodges, and editor Dal Chodha, noting ‘Calvin Klein and Marky Mark changed the way every man wore his trousers for the next fifteen years’, but ultimately conceding that ‘you can’t rely purely on nostalgia’.

Finally, the Prada panel saw fashion designer Maarten van der Horst, editorial director Harriet Quick, creative director Mimma Viglezio, and fashion designer Martine Rose discussing the subversive qualities of Prada, along with Miuccia Prada’s famed obsession with ‘ugly’. ‘I think that’s the most appealing thing about Prada, it’s slightly gross’, said Rose. All three panels available now were chaired by resident host Daryoush Haj-Najafi.

Stay glued to our Collections page for more live coverage!

The reports are in! Our own editor Lou Stoppard has been attending and reporting on the menswear shows from the Milan Spring/Summer 2015 collections. So far our own editor has delivered her verdict on Bottega Veneta, Dolce e Gabbana, Calvin Klein, Versace and more!

Of Prada, Stoppard writes: ‘This was all about fitting in and pleasing. But there’s the twist- the pioneer of beautiful bad-taste showing us good-taste. The queen of embellishment, print, and fun fur telling us to dress to conform and defer to accepted standards… She’s also the master of ugly, awkward fashion - the stuff you don’t know you want until she shows it to you.’

Read the rest of her Prada critique and the rest of the reports, located on the Collections page, along with our specially curated social media content and catwalk photos. Stay tuned for the rest of Stoppard’s reviews, coming soon! 

The first set of illustrations of the Milan Spring/Summer 2015 menswear collections from our new artist, designer Marie Cunliffe, are now available to view on Tumblr! Take a look at her colourful and floral interpretations of Versace, Calvin Klein, and Dolce e Gabbana. And soon, you’ll be able to purchase these exquisite renderings of the collections, right here at the SHOWstudio shop. 

Tune in now to see Cunliffe create more beautiful images, on a live stream! And keep checking our Collections page to see Cunliffe's works in context. 

Designer Marie Cunliffe is in the studio today creating illustrations from the Milan menswear Spring/Summer 2015 collections shown today. At the moment she's working on Calvin Klein, Versace, and Dolce & Gabbana! Tune in to our studio webcam now to watch her recreate the catwalk for a unique perspective. 

We will be posting her illustrations on our Tumblr as well as on our Collections page, and soon you will be able to take them home from the SHOWstudio shop!

The Milan Spring/Summer 2015 menswear collections are well into their first day, and we’ve got some exciting new panels to celebrate!

Tune in tomorrow at 12:30 BST for a live stream review of the Calvin Klein Collection show, chaired by Daryoush Haj-Najafi, and featuring creative consultant Gary Aspden, designer Liam Hodges, model and designer David Lindwall and editor Dal Chodha. 

Then, be sure to return for our Prada live panel review at 17:30 BST, chaired by Daryoush Haj-Najafi, with fashion designer Maarten van den Horst, creative director Mimma Viglezio, and fashion designer Martine Rose. 

Stay glued to our Collections pages for more live coverage of the shows and behind the scenes action!

We're covering Milan’s Spring/Summer 2015 menswear collections with some great live panels this weekend! 

Tune in tomorrow at 13:00 BST to see our Dolce & Gabbana live panel! We have writer Natalie Theo, musician Tafari Hinds, journalist Katie Baron, milliner Stephen Jones, and Daryoush Haj-Najafi in the studio to discuss their thoughts on the Dolce & Gabbana show as it happens live.

Don’t forget, keep checking back on our Collections page for more live coverage and behind the scenes action!

We're excited to present an exclusive Q&A with designer Consuelo Castiglioni, along with a sneak preview GIF ahead of the Marni S/S 15 menswear presentation!

Our own Lou Stoppard interviewed Castaglioni on what we can expect from this season's collection, the designer's reasearch and inspirations 'Mid-century designed space; interiors and architecture,' and what gives Marni its special 'twist'. 

What's more, Marni have sent us a sneak preview of the upcoming collection in the form of an animated GIF! Check out the GIF and interview now in our Collections feed, and stay tuned for more coverage of the show on Sunday 22 June!

Each season, we invite an artist to illustrate the looks seen on the runway for a new and unique perspective on the collections. This week, we’re excited to announce that for the Milan menswear Spring/Summer 2015 collections, we will have London based womenswear designer Marie Cunliffe illustrating the shows live from the studio!

We will be posting her illustrations as they arrive, located in our Collections page as well as on our Tumblr- and soon, available for purchase in the SHOWstudio shop! 

As always, keep checking our Collections page for live coverage of all the shows. 

Today we are shooting part two of The Deep Web in the studio! Tune in for a live stream of the shoot. 

The Deep Web is a collaboration with #BEENTRILL#, the KTZ team and Nick Knight, exploring the links between the limitless possibilities of the unconscious mind and the limitless possibilities of the deep web. Today's shoot stars beautiful model Betty Adewole, with make-up by Lucy Bridge, hair by Roxanne Attard and nails by Kim Treacy. Expect plenty of innovative green screen action!

Get all the behind-the-scenes happenings from our stream of the shoot, live now!

In case you missed it- the Cottweiler panel is now available to watch on demand! 

The panel featured Daryoush Haj-Najafi, Dan Thawley, Andrew Grüne, Matt Williams, and Finn Diesel discussing sportswear in fashion, ultimately deciding that ‘sportswear is always going to be relevant’, with Williams adding, ‘Cottweiler represents a brilliant moment in youth culture’. 

Catch up on this panel and the rest of our live streamed discussions from the London Spring/Summer 2015 menswear collections, all available on demand!