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Last week, six women and two men, all acid attack survivors from Bangladesh participated in Survivors’ Runway, a unique presentation hosted by ActionAid.

Bigger, better and busier than ever, Wool Week 2017 hosts workshops by wool wizards Christopher Raeburn, Katie Jones, Wool and the Gang and more.

The EcoChic Design Award 2017 Final takes place September 7. From the romantic to the playful, a photoshoot captures the passion and skill of each finalist.

For Fashion Revolution Week (April 24-29), designers are opening their studios to connect consumers with the reality of crafting sustainable clothing.

A new exhibition, The Extraordinary Process, asks nine designers to explore innovative technologies through the medium of fashion.

On Day Two, established names showed alongside hotly anticipated new talents Molly Goddard and Matty Bovan at Fashion East.

From Lou Stoppard’s latest exhibition to Burberry’s celebration of craft at The Makers House, there’s a lot to love this London Fashion Week.

Did Paris – inspired by its star designer Vetements and Balenciaga’s Demna Gvasalia – get more down and dirty? Here are the highlights.

‘We want to communicate the young, fun face of the Middle East to the world’: TFK, the fragrance label by Sheikh Majed Al-Sabah, launches in the UK.

Military, punk, 1950s Americana: inspiration came from far and wide as Milan Fashion Week injected more joy into men’s collections than ever before.

Another season, another London Collection Mens: Day Four wrapped up with shows from Thom Sweeney, Katie Eary and Christopher Kane.

It started with JW Anderson and ended with one of London’s most conceptual designers, Aitor Throup. Yes, officially, Day Three was a stonker.

Brexit, broken ceramic pieces strewn across the catwalk, minimalism and tradition, streetwear and summerwear: Day Two held the energy.

The redefinition of male identity continues in London Collections Men, now in its seventh season. Here’s what the Twitterati had to say about Day One.

Unfettered individualism and creativity paired with sublime craftsmanship: this year’s Central Saint Martins BA graduates did not disappoint.

Historical references, immaculate deconstruction and new visions of manhood dominate Westminster’s 2016 grad show.

Forget the rain: LOVE Magazine teams up with Itchy Scratchy Patchy, Eastpak with House of Hackney and Mulo espadrilles with Vogue photographer Norman Parkinson.

He has created sets for Lanvin and Bulgari, for Tim Walker and Alexander McQueen but artistic director Simon Costin’s true passion lies in British folklore.

Alex Noble’s EMG Initiative launches a Progressive Fashion Concept Pop-Up, with work from Kitty Joseph, Dr Noki and more.

From tomorrow, Charles Jeffrey LOVERBOY takes over Nick Knight’s SHOWStudio to make, chat and present in Boy Meets Wool.