Students’ final collections were presented via three short films in collaboration with SHOWstudio.

See all the looks from the collection.

See all the looks from the collection.

WWD spotlights Ben Osborn, LYPH, Shek Leung, Azura Lovisa, Mayya Agayeva and Paolo Carzana ahead of the three-day digital showcase.

Some moved away from the system, some continue to work for major fashion houses, and some became fashion course leaders.

In this season’s digital London Fashion Week, three female voices — Priya Ahluwalia, Dilara Findikoglu and Bethany Williams — stand out for their visions of making fashion a more inclusive, conscious and healthy space.

A virtual garment from the collection, the “VenusTrap” dress, will be available for fashion lovers to try on on Snapchat after the show.

The designer goes back to her streetwear root, embraces big and nostalgic silhouettes from the ’90s, and uses elements that make her happy.

A manifesto of individuality, the collection features easy-to-style items that are both ready for nomad life or urban living.

The Rejina Pyo & Other Stories ready-to-wear collaboration collection debuted this week.

Having moved away from seasonal showcase and wholesale, some 75 percent of his business now comes from made-to-order or commission work.

See all the looks from the collection.

Anderson said he wanted to do something “cleaner and more curatorial, with a focus on the silhouette, in this incredibly difficult, and complex season” of full lockdown in the U.K.

As usual, Zhang offers a wardrobe that’s perfect for China’s wealthy heiresses who like to dress up like princesses but with an attitude.

In a webinar in collaboration with the British Fashion Council, speakers shared how British and Chinese creatives navigate the new normal.