Live from London, fashion editor Georgina Evans and Women's Wear Daily’s Tianwei Zhang review the Edward Crutchley A/W 20 show.

Conceived by non-binary writer Tom Rasmussen, drag persona Crystal Rasmussen is bringing her witty thinking and shameless social commentary to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Continuing her explorations into identity, gender and self-expression, Jazzelle Zanaughtti uses make-up and fashion to distort her look into a series of high-octane, high-concept characters.

Harry Freegard and Gui Rosa muse on their favourite look from Rottingdean Bazaar.

Mimma Viglezio and Queer academic Jake Hall co-chair our Queer Panel Discussion, as Lewis G Burton, Rhea Dillon, Jamie Windust and Nakhane cover the evolution of the term.

SHOWstudio’s 2018 Queer project is an open, interrogative and creative exploration of the term, celebrating communities that align with contemporary notions of queerness and the fashion that emerges.

Non-binary fashion collective ART SCHOOL hosted a LiveStudio, opening SHOWstudio's 2018 Queer project.

Our immersive live stream explores the verb form of the word queer, 'Queering', creating a space where gender, sexuality, masculinity and femininity can be challenged and questioned.

Day two of our @uglywordwide live-stream sees model Jazzelle Zanaughtti transform in wax, glitter, wood and slime.

Day one of Jazzelle Zanughtti's @uglywordwide metamorphosis live in the studio.

Jacob Mallinson Bird models the wedding dress from the finale of Charles Jeffrey LOVERBOY S/S 18, reminiscing on the glamour of the show.

To explore themes of transformation and the getting ready process, student Sanjeeva Suresh interviews James, a Peckham-based drag queen, in this film edited by BoHyun Kwon.

Student Sanjeeva Suresh interviews Victoria Sin about her getting dressed routine, spotlighting the world of female drag queens.

The garment made live on camera by Charles Jeffrey is showcased in a performance by ‘East London’s Biggest Gob’ Ms Sharon Le Grand.

In the summer of 2014, a film crew followed the antics of the Sink The Pink gang in the weeks leading up to their biggest ever event...

In the summer of 2014, a film crew followed the antics of the Sink The Pink crew in the weeks leading up to their biggest ever event...

DJ Jodie Harsh; one of 200 cultural icons captured by Nick Knight for the 30th anniversary issue of i-D magazine.

A performance by Vaginal Davis is captured as part of cheapcream–a series of performances collected on video by artist assume vivid astro focus (avaf).

A series of Polaroids capture the transformative power of drag.