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London’s creatives have never been shy at pushing gender discourse and this Fashion Week is no exception with menswear brands expanding with womenswear and vice-versa. Here’s your rundown of the brands that did it well, and the ones that didn't.

Starring Stranger Things it-girl Sadie Sink, Stella by Stella explores the illustrative career of American artist Frank Stella while utilising innovative cruelty-free techniques.

The late creative tour d’force passed in November of last year after making history as Louis Vuitton’s first African-American artistic director.

With his eyes on the prize - that prize being the Giza pyramids in Egypt - Kim Jones is set to unveil his celestial A/W 23 Dior men's collection.

The multi-brand retail space enlisted help from a plethora of creative forces including Raf Simons and Martine Rose to share their interpretation of the letter ‘A’.

The series of events dubbed 'MONCLER: EXTRAORDINARY FOREVER from 1952 to 2022 and beyond', see the brand redesign their signature Maya jacket, featuring Moncler's newly unveiled commemorative logo.

Co-founders Leanne Elliott Young and Cattytay are using the upcoming fashion week to launch their manifesto while blurring the lines between physical and digital.

Following his A/W 22 Art of Noise collection, the designer and former club kid is collaborating with a slew of artists on his musical debut, Neko.

Lensed by Harlem based photographer Joshua Woods, Kiko Kostadinov’s sugary sweet A/W 22 collection is on full display in its latest campaign.

Matthew M. Williams called upon long-time collaborator Nick Knight to capture the French brand's A/W 22 campaign, synthesising the cultural and musical threads which make up Williams's design world.

The Emmy award-winning actress stars in Valentino’s Pink PP campaign supplemented with a capsule collection from the literary mind of Douglas Coupland.

AVATA and MAD Global are to join forces during London Fashion Week this September delighting in digital fashion through a carefully-curated series of talks and unique experiences. First up? Nick Knight on 'The Future of Fashion Media'.

The Italian sportswear brand and Parisian designer known for his emotive design ethos will reveal their unexpected capsule collection with a runway show in Manchester.

With Queen Elizabeth II's passing last week the London fashion crowd was put in a frenzy as it scrambled with the uncertainty of the upcoming fashion week. From cancellations to show shuffling, here is everything you need to know.

Fashion photographer Toni Meneguzzo has revolutionised Polaroids throughout his four decades long career. Now his signature style and recent foray into digital landscapes is on display with Toni Meneguzzo: Diptych.

Proving he’s a Pokemon master, creative director Olivier Rousteing has crafted a capsule collection tagged with everyone’s favourite electric mouse.

In their first photographic book, Alien collates imagery that celebrates the distorted world of alternative drag and club kids.

Chris Kaba was unarmed when he was shot and killed by the Metropolitan police force. On Saturday 10 September, there will be an organised March from Parliament Square to Scotland Yard in memory of him.

In usual SHOWstudio style, we've scoured far and wide to find the most talented illustrators to interpret our latest fashion coverage. Get to know them here.

SHOWstudio contributing exhibitions editor Amy de la Haye reviews ‘The Museum of Sex Objects’ at The Horse Hospital.

After 70 years on the throne, HRH Queen Elizabeth II died at her Scottish estate Balmoral Castle earlier today.

Acting as an extension of Berlin Fashion Week, Reference Festival delights in showcasing the city's best talents across performance, music, film and more.

In the city that never sleeps, the S/S 23 womenswear designers walk a fine line between consumerism and creativity. Here's our picks of what to look forward to.

Wearing the fashion editor's staple uniform of a suit and glasses, a host of famous faces including Daniel Kaluuya, Kate Moss and Gemma Chan star in a short film to celebrate the release of Edward Enninful's memoir.