A year later, designers reflect on shifting from designing ready-to-wear to masks and finding new purpose.

More than 30 designers will stage physical shows, presentations or other live events, while others will continue to take the digital route.

British brands of all sizes are suffering from shrinking sales, desolate shop floors and a lack of international tourists. Restructuring is proving painful, but they’re pressing ahead.

Kane looked at Adam and Eve’s story of perversion and passion and translated the theme both loosely and literally to deliver a collection that melded practicality with his signature eccentricity.

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There’s no such thing as Thanksgiving, so Christmas always starts early in London.

Kane delivered a collection filled with commercial, desirable pieces that still incorporated a subtle touch of his signature provocation and flair for fetish.

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Kane brought together all the themes that have always fascinated him, from science to fetish and nature, to create his “Eco-sexual” spring range.

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Marilyn Monroe captured Christopher Kane’s imagination for pre-fall.

At Kane and Liz Goldwyn’s dinner party celebrating Matchesfashion.com at Frieze, there were a couple things on guests’ minds: the Met Gala and sex positivity. What else?

Where recent seasons’ collections were built around “The Joy of Sex,” and frustrated housewives, Kane used this one to explore fetish materials.

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The pop-up kicks off the BFC’s and Bicester Village’s new Business of Retail partnership.