With Parel Studios, Michael Lennheden’s redefining what modern apparel should look like, and how it should function. We caught up with him to find out more about Parel and the brand’s direction /

For AW22, Robyn Lynch’s already established partnership with Columbia prolonged itself into an exercise in making the most of the outerwear brand’s technology-driven nature /

Being the influencer that he is now, Gerald partook in MCQ’s latest icon GROW UP as a model. We caught up with him to talk big veg, his mottos, and the stuff that keeps him going /

Kevin’s been part of the creative team behind MCQ’s latest icon GROW UP. We caught up with him to talk about the project and the trajectory of his career and artwork /

Informed by Lyna’s upbringing in Paris’ 13th district, Song for the Mute’s SS22 collection explores new ground and introduces for the first time full tracksuits which appears beside trench coats, bleached stonewashed denim pieces, and the brand’s first collaboration with adidas Originals /

Filmed by director Rob Rusling in the Tate Modern's Turbine Halls, A-Cold-Wall*’s AW22 collection, titled “BRITTLE RENDER, SEQUENCED THOUGHT”, marks a return to the Samuel Ross’ experimental nature /

Brit designer Jimmy Howe’s initial depiction of stressed-out city boys is organically transitioning into grown-ups living in sync with nature /

The kingdom, a new collection from jewellery brand Clocks + Colours that takes inspiration from a land steeped in history /

rag & bone has always put quintessential New Yorkers to the forefront of their campaigns and imagery and has been doing it in such a way that does justice to its subjects’ own distinct profiles. For one of their latest commercials, they’ve featured long-time BMX rider, photographer and, occasionally, as in this case, model Austin Augie /

For about four years Jean-Loup Leblanc Roy has run St-Henri Library, an ode-to-French-Canadianness fashion label with which he’s made his London Fashion Week Men’s debut. Now, he’s launching Lakes and aims to focus not on the past but on the future /

Tasked with creating a sneaker that would be in line with MCQ’s core purpose and audience, design studio Areté’s founder Myles O’Meally and senior designer Slimane Cherif Khaldi proposed a silhouette that will in time alter when the label begins dropping add-on modular parts which will, in essence, make the shoe look new again.

As always MCQ has given creative freedom to a team of emerging and more established fashion professionals and artists for their latest icon Breathe /