The perfect marriage of Danish design and British eccentricity
All in Craftsmanship
Predicting Gen Z fashion revivals
We examined Gen Z consumer trends to find out how brands can predict which decades will come back into fashion and what the revivals mean for fashion’s sustainable future
Valuable to me
Exploring value by repurposing meaning with Aniela Fidler, Adriana Chede and Clemence Grouin-Rigaux
Emma Lacey
Aims to transform the fashion industry with her mono-material approach to sustainable product design
Mulberry
A portrait of British manufacturing in uncertain times
Sunshine Bertrand
Sunshine Bertrand created her namesake company, following a fine art education, and having worked in fashion as a stylist and trend forecaster then she headed up eyewear at Victoria Beckham for 8 years. Sunshine Bertrand designs eyewear for world renowned luxury fashion brands including Chloe, Givenchy, Kenzo and Lucy Folk. Leading creative direction and trend forecasting alongside showing the way for responsible design and supporting sustainable materials innovation, Sunshine Bertrand balances aesthetics and commerciality for their clients.
Jenny Holloway
Fashion Enter gives hope with apprenticeships and supply chain technology
Sarah Corbett
How the Craftivist Collective creates change with 'Gentle Protest'
Jacket Required
In talks with sustainability panel
Han Ates
Blackhorse Lane craft jean revolution
Bethany Rowntree
Mulberry, Matchesfashion, Anya Hindmarch and now Studio B
Stacey Wood
king & Tuckfield
Zakee Shariff
Fashion, art & collaborating with made jewellery
Gainsborough
The silk route of the future
Hailey Harmon
Making salmon skin luxury
Vicky Lew
Central St Martins & Cartier trained modern thinking jeweller
Andrea Bury
Empowering change through design with Abury