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Christopher Shannon is a working class hero - that was the inspiration behind his Autumn/winter 2016 collection (incidentally, it also surfaced earlier in the day at Coach - is a trend emerging?). In the bare bones of a suburban half-built

"So you wanna be a boxer, in the golden ring?" So sang Cagey Joe the trainer to Leroy in Bugsy Malone - wonder if the Sibling lot (sadly just Sid Bryan and Cozette McCreery now, since the death of fellow

Matthew Miller loves an arty ref - he's sprayed his clothes with slogans before and odd, archaic motifs. For his Autumn/Winter 2016 outing, he decided to focus on just one: David With the Head of Goliath by Carravagio. Don't tell

Lou Dalton could we working for the Shetland tourist board, so heartfelt, warm and woolly was her latest autumn/winter collection - which was devoted to the Scottish island famed for its wool and the jumpers knitted from them. Dalton collated

Is Antony Miles, the outgoing Editorial Director of 10 Men, inspiring designers for winter? Or are we just paid to suggest that? JW Anderson has decided to show his collection on Grindr tomorrow (very Antony - especially on Sunday morning);

Astrid Andersen loves sporty stuff. We know that. But what is perhaps lesser known is her love of fabric experimentation. She's shredded fur, intarsia-ed it, bonded lace and satin with sweatshirting. The latter two were on offer for winter 2016

Agi Mdumulla and Sam Cotton are a duo known for searing, eye-popping colour - so to see their winter 2016 wares play out in four near-monochrome (bar bits of blue and grey) was a shock to the system. A good shock, mind,

Coasters Roller Disco at Tollcross. That's the unexpected source of inspo for the autumn/winter 2016 collection of the always sartorially perfect E. Tautz. But Patrick Grant is a clever geezer - he can boil all those influences down into something

"The process of boredom" was the inspiration behind Alex Mullins' Autumn/Winter 16 collection. You know, that point at 3pm on a Wednesday afternoon where your mind wanders to strange and wonderful worlds where you no longer have to work and

Apparently Cottweiler's Autumn/Winter 16 collection begun with Youtube videos of a fetish community "that involves wading through mud fully clothed". Which admittedly is something not even the more - let's say, risque - members of Team Ten have partaken in.

Coats, coats and more coats. Very good coats, at that, in soft shearling or slouchy wool, long on the body or cropped at the hem - a whole gamut of the stuff. Which made sense really, because what else would one

Craig Green wants his clothes to be something you keep forever - he said that time and time again. And you’ve got to protect stuff you want to keep - from, like, moths, or damp, or a washer-dryer that inexplicably

Everyone loves a threesome - especially with a few menswear designers in the basement of Westminster Uni. Get your minds out of the gutter: I'm talking about MAN, the fashion frolick initiated by Lulu Kennedy and Topman over a decade

Nasir Mazhar's menswear is sleek, sexy, significant. There's another "S" word that often comes to mind - street wear - but Nasir hates it, so we'll just call his clobber "clothes", shall we? I mean, admittedly there is a sporty something to

“Construct Deconstruct Reconstruct” were the three words that headed the Topman Design release for their Autumn/Winter 2016 show - the kick-start to not only London Collections: Men, but the men’s season as a whole. Accessible luxe is something we’re hearing