The fashion pack are off to Paris! We've got an absorbing line-up of panels over the next eight days, beginning with Dries van Noten tomorrow 26 February 2014. Lou Stoppard will be chairing what is sure to be an eventful talk featuring four panelists with a wealth of fashion knowledge between them. Joining us are fashion writer Hettie Judah, creative director of Browns Caroline Burstein, writer and CSM lecturer Hywel Davies and The Observer's Helen Seamons. 

Then for the rest of the week, our schedule is packed with Balenciaga and Rick Owens discussions on Thursday 27 February 2014 at 11.00 GMT and 18:00 GMT and Hussein Chayalan and Christian Dior at 11:00 GMT and 13:30 GMT on Friday 28 February 2014. Stay with us over the weekend and next week for more chats on shows including Celine, Saint Laurent and Miu Miu with experts such as Alex Fury, Tilly Macalister-Smith and Bay Garnett.

Commence PFW with the Dries van Noten panel live at 15:00 tomorrow, and whet your appetite with our up-to-the-minute coverage of the shows on our Collections page!

As we head to the final fashion city of A/W 14, we are thrilled to announce Jenifer Corker as our artist set to interpret the Paris collections as part of our coverage. 

So far this season we've had Bex Cassie, Conrad Roset and Laura Laine all offering up their unique depictions of key looks, transforming our Tumblr into a cove of fashion treasures. With some of the most anticipated designers left to show - Alexander McQueen, Gareth Pugh, Iris Van Herpen, Rick Owens and Chanel, to name but a few - we can't wait to see how multi-disciplined artist and designer Corker re-imagines PFW, especially after her mixed media Prada teaser!  

In anticipation of her drawings, get to know Corker's style through these amazing jewellery pieces she made for our SHOWstudio Shop. Be sure to bookmark our Tumblr and Collections pages for the latest of her intricate works! 

Laura Laine continues to create exquisite depictions of her favourite looks from the Milan runways. The Helinski-based artist's precise drawings perfectly encapsulate the mood of the collections, from Jil Sander's slightly awkward minimalism to the statement fuzzy furs from the Marni show. 

Check out our Collections page to see Laine's illustrations alongside our coverage, and stay glued to Tumblr as she rounds off her depictions of Milan Fashion Week. 

SHOWstudio contributor Helen Bullock has collaborated with Liberty of London to come up with an innovative and eye-catching window display in conjunction with London Fashion Week. True to Bullock's style, the window evokes bold colour, shape and pattern echoing the best of British fashion. 

The frantic brush strokes and vibrant colour create an exciting energy which is similar to the illustrations that Bullock produced when she covered the A/W 13 collections for SHOWstudio. Pop to Liberty's and come to 19 Motcomb Street to see Bullock's illustration Night Time Lilac in our Maison Martin Margiela exhibition! Thanks to Claire from Design Devotee for the images!

I love this brand. It's all i can really say. I'm stunned by the amazing knits mixed with the simple but sport-like silhouette's. Aaron Tubb (the designer of Bazar14) is increidble, he graduated Westmister university in 2013 and went to intern at Givenchy. Now his sports/knit wear label is taking off. 

I'll be watching how this young brand grows and I am so excited to see the next few collections!

Thanks Marc for pointing the label out to me.

Have you been following Joe Lally's Soap Opera film series? So far SHOWstudio has launched three episodes playing with ideas of fame, reality and dark humanity, and now it's time for Episode#4 - Auto-Erotic: the Fashion of Marc Jacobs. Explained by Lally simply as 'an erotic exploration of Marc Jacobs' mens fashion, an investigation into the beauty of model Emilio Flores', the short film deals with the same dark sexuality that characterises the filmmaker's work. Watch the piece now!

Laura Laine has been whetting our Milan Fashion Week appetites with her brilliant depictions of key A/W 14 looks. So far, Laine has clad her dynamic characters in Gucci leopard print and Fendi fur - we can't wait to see what the Helsinki-based illustrator makes of Prada and Versace!

Bookmark our Tumblr for more and keep an eye on our Collections page for her drawings in the midst of corresponding images. 

We're excited to present an essay and collection of interviews by writer Lee C. Wallick, which were created to sit alongside our Maison Martin Margiela's SHOWcabinet exhibition. Written on the subject of scent and memory, Wallick's essay spins an engaging narrative of the relationship between the sense of smell and emotional experiences.

'Scent is our super-power when it comes to memory. It stands alone amongst our senses. Many believe it is our first to develop.'

Wallick also interviews the perfumers who created the Replica fragrances on their own scent memories, further enforcing the deeply personal nature of perfume. Read the engaging essay now!

Our fashion week correspondent Anders Christian Madsen is now in Milan after his extremely busy stint in London. His first reviews are already in! Head over to our Collections page now to read what he made of Gucci and Alberta Ferretti and stay tuned for Prada, Fendi, Max Mara and more over the course of Milan Fashion Week!

SHOWstudio's coverage of Milan Fashion Week is well underway! We've been streaming our signature panel chats, giving you the chance to hear fashion experts discuss the shows live as they happen! Tomorrow, our editor Lou Stoppard will be sitting down with industry experts such as writers Marion Hume and Harriet Quick, historian Amber Butchart, trend expert Lucy Norris and BON magazine's Madelaine Levy to discuss the up-coming Prada A/W 14 show!

A much anticipated collection of the enitere season, be sure to tune in tomorrow, 20 February, at 17:00 GMT to what is set to be a riveting discussion!

This year, London Fashion Week timed with the Winter Olympics held in Sochi, Russia. SHOWstudio and long-time collaborator Gareth Pugh teamed up with Amnesty international in their fight against the prejudice and violence directed towards the LGBTI community.

Members of the fashion industry - designers, stylists, models, writers, filmmakers and editors alike - showed their opposition to the intolerance by taking part in individual clips that, together as a series, form one united voice - an overwhelming voice that ultimately says, 'Love is a human right.'

We launched on 14 Febuary, aptly Valentines day, and whilst LFW might be over the fight is not. Nick Knight continues to recruite more and more people to stand up for the on-going cause, from Nicola Formichetti to Liberty Ross, and even you: Tweet your own video @SHOWstudio and @AmnestyUK using #proudtoprotest to unify that love is, and always should be, a human right. 

Keep following the protest. 

As we move on to the penultimate fashion city, we've recruited a new illustrator, Laura Laine, who will be offering up her depictions of key looks from the Milan A/W 14 shows. The drawings will be posted alongside our signature panel discussions, show reports and curated social media feeds - what more coverage could you need?!

Laine has collaborated with SHOWstudio before on a drawing for our current Maison Marin Margiela cabinet. We are very excited for the artist to lend her striking monochrome style to our coverage of shows such as Gucci, Prada and Armani! 

To keep up to date with Laine's work, be sure to bookmark our Tumblr and Collections page! 

We're sad to wave goodbye to what has certainly been a discussion-worthy London Fashion Week, from the leap in commerciality at J.W. Anderson to the unexpected print-free collection from Mary Katrantzou. But don't despair, today is the first day of Milan, and we're kicking off with a Gucci live panel!

Tune in at 13:00 as Lou Stoppard unpicks the collection with the help of creative consultant Mimma Viglezio, Vogue's Emma Elwick-Bates, fashion writer Camilla Morton and stylist Cobbie Yates. 

While you wait revisit the higlights of the London shows with our visual coverage, social media feeds, show reports and panel discussions, which are now available to watch on demand!

SHOWstudio Shop's associate director Niamh White will be speaking on a panel about fashion curation as an emerging practice tomorrow evening. The talk is chaired by curator and fashion historian Amy de la Haye, and will also feature Sophia Hedman, Shonagh Marshall, Alison Moloney, Alistair O'Neill and Ligaya Salazar. The discussion will take its starting point from Cecil Beaton’s Fashion: An Anthology exhibition at the V&A in 1971 and look at the ways in which the practice has evolved in recent years. The talk has been billed as part of the British Fashion Council's International Fashion Showcase at 180 Strand and will start at 17.30 GMT tomorrow evening. The event is free and you can register to attend here.

SHOWstudio are proud to present Put Out the Lights and Call the Law a film by Jez Tozer showcasing Omer Asim's A/W 14 collection! 

Kinee Diouf stars as Cynthia in this dramatic, captivating film, which features a performance by The Johnny McCullough Orchestra. The piece nods to the swing era’s buoyant, defiant reaction to the economic disaster of the Great Depression. Diouf's rendition of Cynthia captures a usually austere woman going through a private moment of release while remembering childhood trips to New York and Harlem parties where she saw Frankie Manning and first heard the phrase 'Put out the lights and call the law' as she peered through the bedroom door as the grown-ups danced in the living room.

Watch the film now!

Over the past week London Fashion Week has delivered a breadth of Instagrammable moments and hashtagged highlights. As a counterpoint, we are thrilled to have had Conrad Roset in the studio giving these key A/W 14 looks a new, more considered resonance in his beautiful illustrations. 

Roset's interpretations of collections including Christopher Kane, Topshop Unique, Sibling and Mary Katrantzou have been transforming our Tumblr and Collections page into a visual dream where you can now review the works in full! What's more, you can get your hands on one of Roset's unique depictions of the season, available soon from our SHOWstudio Shop. 

Stay tuned to find out who will be taking the illustrative reigns over for Milan!