Running from 15th – 17th June, London will kick start the Menswear calendar with a showcase of British brands and businesses embedded in a cultural program.

BFC announced that three womenswear designers Henry Holland, Louise Gray and Mary Katrantzouand one menswear designer James Long, will receive Fashion Forward sponsorship for two consecutive seasons to show in London.

Burberry Prorsum makes trenches. Yes, we got it, and Christopher Bailey knows we got it too. Here he continues to tout his refocus on the house parka, and more expressively still, on the bomber.

For McQ’s Pre-fall 2012, Burton used the 1967 film ‘Far from the Madding Crowd’ as a reference, the collection served serious English gentry and Victorian vibes with sharp suits and separates, elaborate ruffled blouses, and exaggerated turn-of-the-century collars on knits and shirt dresses.

The British Fashion Council announces the shortlist for the BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund 2012.

15 womenswear and 8 menswear emerging fashion design talents have been awarded NEWGEN & NEWGEN MEN sponsorship for autumn/winter 2012.

Pre-fall 2012 for Burberry Prorsum was almost too cute for words, but Bailey kept things interesting, creating a nice juxtaposition between the cutesy Tootsie pop owl-screened pullovers and the course militaristic tailoring that’s become the house’s trademark.

Stella McCartney is no stranger to athletic wear or a little blood, sweat, and tears for that matter. Next year will probably be her busiest year yet.

The night’s most prestigious award went to none other than Alexander McQueen’s Sarah Burton.

Uncle Karl’s already saturated resume needs space for yet one more job description: Newspaper Editor.

The New Establishment Award is a brand new category for tonight’s British Fashion Awards. As industry experts cast their votes for the winners of this year’s awards, they created a new category to seek and recognize a particular movement in British fashion that is taking the industry by storm.

McQ announces the opening of the McQ flagship store in Spring 2012 and a debut show at London Fashion Week.

New Zealand born Make Up/Hair Artist Michael Ashton is certainly leaving his mark on the international fashion, beauty and celebrity circuits. Ashton, now residing in London, has traveled his way around the globe working on almost every high-end Fashion Week show imaginable.

To celebrate London next year, Stella McCartney will host a special fashion presentation on the evening of February 18th as part of London Fashion Week. The one-off collection will be available through the designer’s retail stores, stellamcartney.com and select wholesale accounts worldwide in May 2012. The designer’s Winter 2012 collection, will be shown as scheduled [...]

The collection was not without its interspersed winners – the raffia work was astonishing, particularly in those long sheered skirts banded in leather – the collection’s best offerings for sure, but the overall feeling felt borrowed, displaced.

This striking and quirky collection of images make up the Spring / Summer 2012 look book for up and coming designer Malgorzata Dudek which debuted at London Fashion Week.

The 4th issue of Seventh Man Magazine features a clean new re-design reflecting the issue’s theme of modern masculinity.

As Paris sweeps away the remnants of another successful Fashion Week, we take a look back at some key trends from the last month. We have seen extreme to classic, opulent to understated, each city delivering some of it’s own particular flavor to the international fashion scene.

Without spilling too much information about what we’re doing, both Elliott Morgan and I have collaborated on an upcoming project to produce content for Bloginity.com.

Charlotte Free is ‘that’ model that rocked every runway throughout Fashion Week in style.

Raf Simons has a real talent for answering equally to both men and women’s sartorial dreams. The themes and motifs he explores in his eponymous line and for the treasured house of Jil Sander tend to catch on with other designers like wildfire.

After two consecutive seasons chockfull of her now signature trompe l’oeil dresses, not to mention two seasons of radical praise from the entire fashion world, Mary Katrantzou approached this third season in the spotlight with an understood concern.

The heavy handcraft touch was expected, given the sensational menswear showing three months prior. All of the same experiments with geometric wood carving appliques, the weaving and braiding, the heavy beading was all here, and played just as strongly in the womenswear.

Were I Christopher Kane, I’d be terrified to follow up the ingenious collection he showed for Fall/Winter 2011 back in February. His liquid pouched dresses and handbags are the stuff collectors’ dreams are made of and they signaled a true forward-thinking stance that not many would dare to muster in a scenario as grandiose as London Fashion Week.