Despite no physical event, The Fashion Awards of 2020 still went ahead (albeit digitally) and announced its winners last night.

A stellar new committee featuring the likes of Adut Akech, Charles Jeffrey and Isamaya Ffrench will select fifty creatives who are leading fashion towards a more positive future.

Explore imagery from the 2019 Fashion Film Awards in collaboration with Harrods.

The faces of Gucci Spring/Summer 2019 explain what beauty means to them.

The 2019 campaign for Korean eyewear brand GENTLE MONSTER.

Presenting Sinéad O’Dwyer’s S/S 20 collection in a short celebrating the female form.

From Japanese street video company DID comes a film exploring the playful moments in daily life.

Starring skater Antoine Plainfossé, this short captures the tension between the stasis of urban space and the motion of those traversing it.

In the village of Izhevskoe, old beliefs in myths are still alive...

Dialogue from Robert Siodmak's 1941 gangster film Cry of the City soundtracks the alienation of urban migration.

Narrating the inseparable bond of two sisters with a human-scale camera obscura.

Glossy nail varnish textures re-wrought to resemble pupae create a frenetic build-up.

A reckless celebration of love and loss, inspired in part by Australian artist Brett Whiteley.

Featuring two dancers from the Japanese National Ballet, the film presents breathing as a metaphor for life and death.

Animated digital reliefs conveying childhood trauma, domestic drudgery, and blood as evidence of achievement.

An exploration of the journey to find oneself - all efforts lead only to the starting point.

A celebration of creativity, exploring the need for (and fear of) self-expression through the motif of a scarecrow which, although an example of craft, also serves a purpose.

Combining avant-garde fashion with masks and digital image manipulation to ask, 'Are you you?'

A triptych video installation inspired by avant-garde sustainable designer Vincent Lapp's debut collection.

Extreme close-ups of lipsticks become simultaneously balletic and scientific.

A reinterpretation of Stravinsky's ballet and orchestral work 'The Rite of Spring', by dance troupe Culture Device.

Showcasing Caitlin Price's A/W 19 collection in the soon-to-be demolished Elephant and Castle shopping centre.

Redefining masculinity, using collage techniques to express how multidimensional an individual can be.

An intimate celebration of what it means to be Mexican, in a climate of anti-immigrant sentiment in America.