Mama Lulu's latest crop of fashion hot shots showed their wares on Charing Cross road this morning. First up, Supriya Lele. I want to call this trash to treasure. Not that there was any actual trash, per se, rather the

Simone Rocha's shows are always accompanied by a crib sheet of notes that break down the show into easily digestible pieces. Which is nice. Red dolls. Suspended weight. Hand-painted flowers. Silk tulle. Collapsing frills. Comfort. Fragility. Made by hands. They spoke

The problem, the really big problem and worry and the thing that keeps a designer up at night is what's next? And the pressure is certainly on for somebody like J.W.Anderson. He is expected - every season - to rethink

She's giving up meat. And dairy. She's been drained, floated and emoted. Evolving towards the greater good of mankind. Wafted her safe stick about in a bid for a higher state of consciousness. Spiritualised, veganised, cried, died and did it

Ryan Lo's tiring of kawaii, apparently. He's feeling all grown up. His girl is trying to be a lady for a change, trading in cute for timeless, apparently. But enough of us regurgitating the press release, what did this mean

One woman and her horse. That was where Teatum Jones' SS18 collection began, that horse being one named Cabral, and that woman being Natasha Baker, a Paralympian equestrian who won two gold medals at the London Games. She doesn't have use of