Think of the term wearable technology, smart watches are probably the first thing to spring to mind. But is there more to wearable tech than just a mini phone or fitness tracker on your wrist? Here we explore how high fashion is merging with high tech in some exciting new

The 24th to the 30th of April marked Fashion Revolution Week 2017. The week is an opportunity for the organisation to encourage consumers, and most importantly, brands, to consider the human lives behind the so-called 'glamorous' fashion industry. Fashion Revolution Week aims to get everyone asking the question - Who

Spring beauty trends this spring are plentiful, with this season's runways giving us endless hair and make-up inspiration. I thought I'd do my take on how to recreate these trends but using only cruelty-free (that means not tested on animals or containing animal ingredients) beauty products. The top trends include:

Fashion is an industry that has been notoriously slow to keep up with advancing technology and adapting to the increasingly digitalised society we live in. However, things are beginning to change, with fashion brands capturing today's switched-on consumer with virtual and augmented reality, advanced social media and perhaps most under-rated,

Back in January, it was announced that Clare Waight Keller would be creating her final collection for Chloé (AW/17) before exiting to join Givenchy as the house's new creative director, succeeding Riccardo Tisci. She will be only the second ever female head of a fashion label under LVMH, and

Luxury fashion designers like Alexander Wang are using new 3D printing technology, but lots of smaller independent brands are also exploring the technology to create innovative designs which we will explore in this article. From packaging and fastening components to full garments and accessories, 3D printing opens a whole new

Some of you may know Raf Simons as the heralded contemporary menswear label, others will know him from minimalist German fashion house Jil Sander. Some may know Raf Simons from the legendary documentary Dior and I on Netflix, or from his recent appointment as chief creative at American luxury brand

Are you on Tumblr? If not why not? It's a brilliant way to engage with the fashion community in addition to just Facebook and twitter, and it's just as visual as Instagram and Pinterest. Algorithms and hashtags are super advanced, engagement is at an all-time high, and the span of