Revered fashion critic Vanessa Friedman recounts legendary fashion moments, selecting Dries Van Noten's 50th show.

For a week in April 2014, Knight released previously unseen images featuring clothes from John Galliano's Spring/Summer 2005 Dior collection.

SHOWstudio invited London designers – including Richard Nicoll, Hamish Morrow and Peter Jensen – to showcase their Spring/Summer 2005 collections through moving image.

Benjamin Alexander Huseby captures the Ann-Sofie Back S/S 05 collection in a haze of coloured filters, billowing fabrics and seaside sounds.

Set designer Shona Heath took a directorial turn, showcasing the Emma Cook S/S 05 collection in the form of ethereal projections.

Hamish Morrow chose to present his Spring/Summer 2005 collection via motion image, examining the effect of gravitational pull on fashion garments and image.

Disgraced 90s ice skater Tonya Harding was the inspiration behind Peter Jensen's Spring/Summer 2005 collection, which was shown on ice and modelled by professional skaters.

Dirk Seiden Schwan's short film for the Russian fashion designer Katarzyna Szczotarska was a refreshing and endearing portrayal of a young woman's exuberant, emotional response to the fashion she is wearing.

Richard Nicoll collaborated with photographer Jason Evans to create this sequence of intimate portrait images, demonstrating Nicoll's distinctive way of draping and twisting fabric and moments of pure motion fun from Evans.

Print doyennes Swash take a psychedelic trip to showcase their Spring/Summer 2005 collection.

Recording live and unedited behind the scenes at the Spring/Summer 2005 Paris collections, model Karen Elson sent her show reports straight to the SHOWstudio answerphone.

Supermodel Karen Elson covered the Spring/Summer 2005 Paris collections exclusively for SHOWstudio, sending voicemail messages through-out the working week.

SHOWstudio captured the studios of seven London-based designers in the run-up to Spring/Summer 2004 collections, and consider the influence of the creative space.