TRAID’s #Secondhandfirst Week kicks off next Monday, celebrating the power of second-hand clothing to change the world.

Deck the halls. Liberty teams up with Folk, Zatchels with Rays of Sunshine and ASOS Black with CSM grad Amie Victoria Robertson.

Charming, laced with attitude, tinted with anarchy: SJW offers women clothing inspired by vintage menswear.

There are still three more dates on Fashion Revolution's dynamic Arts and Speakers Tour. Orsola de Castro outlines its aims and intentions.

To celebrate the launch of his new luxury sock brand Form&Thread, Richard Jeal asked Jonathan D Pryce to photograph naked men and brutalist architecture.

Of course you can 'lounge' in an old pair of M&S PJs but today's cashmere blends and cocoon-like shapes will do the job better.

Miniature castles, sacred monsters, punk luxe and leopard print: winter is ripe with possibility.

From restoring old sail cloth to reclaiming the t-shirt as a site of active protest, these five menswear labels challenge and inspire.

Professor Reina Lewis' new book Muslim Fashion is a thoughtful study of what it means to be a modern hijabi.

Halloween is almost upon us. Acquire any of these pieces to introduce a dose of witchery into your wardrobe.

Faroe Islands knitwear label Gudrun & Gudrun brings its recipe of handmade eco-luxe into the heart of Shoreditch.

Chitose Abe’s currency is deconstruction and reconstruction to create Sacai, one of the most sought-after labels on the Paris Fashion Week circuit.

Butler talks about her love of colour and East End creativity. 

Furry bags give an exaggerated, tactile edge to an outfit. Here are 16 of the best.

New handbag label Gianoi upps the ante in wearable tech with good-looking bags that facilitate modern communication.

RCA MA graduate James Kelly's SS16 collection is inspired by the body of Laura Palmer from David Lynch's surreal 1990s drama Twin Peaks.

Charlotte Tilbury, who did Kate Moss's make up for her wedding, launches her award-winning cosmetics at johnlewis.com with a pop-up makeover stall.

A new exhibition at the Fashion Space Gallery explores the impact of digital technology, good and bad, in fashion and beyond.

Charlotte Tilbury lands at John Lewis, Azzi Glasser launches at Harvey Nichols and Grey MCA presents the work of Irwin 'Bud' Crosthwait.