Every piece of jewellery has a tale to tell. For the dazzling women featured in this Me and My Jewellery story, their treasured gems spill stories of their loves, tastes, families and, most of all, reveal a lot about themselves.

Fashion has long heralded the return of the suit. We’ve seen models sauntering down the catwalks in them and read endless articles about a tailoring resurgence. But what will it take to peel the twentysomething out of his jeans and trainers and get him in a shirt and tie? The

Sinéad O’Dwyer, a womenswear designer who thinks like a sculptor, is a vocal advocate for reversing this power dynamic, creating pieces directly informed by the bodies that will wear them.

From the bright lights of London Fashion Week to the floodlights of the Emirates Stadium. This year Labrum reached new heights when it was announced the brand would design one of Arsenal’s official away kits.

Knwls operates with precision and intent. Founded by partners in life and work Charlotte Knowles and Alexandre Arsenault, the London-based label has built a distinct language around strength, control and sensuality that feels engineered rather than ornamental. The brand sits at the intersection of underwear, sportswear and historical dress, reworking

The female body has long been a subject of oppression and fetishism. Historically, garments like the corset were used to force unnatural shapes onto women, moulding bodies to doll-like proportions. For designer Michaela Stark, however, these same instruments of constraint can be reclaimed as tools of liberation.