Creative director Marco Capaldo presented the Fall/Winter 2024 collection for 16Arlington at London Fashion Week, exploring the concept of monstrosities and what creates them. "Is it their physical freakishness? Is it their bloodlust? Or is it their status as something other than human, something abject, unnatural? Is a monster born, or are they made?" questions this season's show notes.For FW24, Capaldo presents a "house of horrors" inspired by writer and curator Charlie Fox and his exhibition ...

Commutes to work are at best dull and at worst grim, but SRVC is on a mission to change that. It's Fall/Winter 2024 show case dubbed "Human Resource"  is all about celebrating the function and purpose of commuting and, crucially, about adding comfortability and confidence along the way. Bringing societal voyeurism to the forefront, Ricky Wesley Harriott challenges us to look up from our phones in route to the office and to get inspired by the world around us. He shared with us backstage: "When...

Fashion's most inclusive designer Sinead O'Dwyer is back again to show the rest of fashion week exactly how it's done. For the Fall/Winter 2024 season, the Irish-born, London-based creative draws inspiration from the corporate world, "twisting aesthetic codes" of traditional corporate dressing and pushing the brand's signature techniques to new lengths.With shirting as a focus, the collection presents a slew of button-down silhouettes in various fabrics, with the standout undoubtedly being a cha...

From the metaverse to NFTs to AI-generated imagery, keeping up with the evolving cycle of technological innovations and their increased presence in the style industries can feel all encompassing. But, between deepfakes and mixed realities lies a truth that feels relevant for all of us: fashion's use of technology as a medium allows designers to explore, question and expand our collective understanding of creativity.While we don't yet know what's in store for upcoming Fall/Winter 2024 showcases, ...