With sustainable design a philosophy that runs throughout his brand DNA, Joshua James Small is the “working class gay man and self-confessed nature boy” on a mission to change the way we think about fashion consumption.

After graduating Aalto University, knit designer Juha Vehmaanperä began to unfurl masculine notions through texture; using soft yarns to shatter burly stereotypes in menswear – proving that outward gender does not always define the inner self.

From a BTEC in fashion to Central Saint Martins and beyond, Florence Grellier reflects on her journey as we talk all things full-of-food bellies, guilty pleasures and fashion misconceptions.

From a degree in fashion business to Editor-In-Chief and Art Director of Cove Magazine, Gerardine Dempsey is using her latest issue to explore the concept of being an outsider. 

Having worked with emerging and established talent the likes of Björk and Collina Strada, Japanese hair artist Tomihiro Kono defines hairstyling as a conduit to personal transformation, giving wearers a new identity.

As the brand launches its new range, we delve deeper into NiiHai’s ‘new take on femininity’ and the designers duty to constantly evolve in the ever-changing world of fashion.

Julia Salnikova is the digital artist, set designer and 3D expert who, without a camera, a team or a photo studio, creates imaginative fashion portraits, animations and renders.

From catching carp to creating not-so typical manis, Tomoya Nakagawa is the local fisherman turned hottest nail artist in the world for artists the likes of Björk and Kiko Mizuhara.

From selling hand-embroidered t-shirts to starring in Ukraine’s ‘Project Runway’, Liza is the neo-punk designer and founder of Zvoli, and is using her new capsule collection to represent the burnout experienced by artists in the fashion industry. 

Designing clothes for anyone who’s happy to wear a bit of fluff (in delightful shades of lilac, slimy lime and candy apple red no less), Stephanie Uhart is the CSM grad making self-proclaimed ‘wearable soft sculptures’ inspired by the emotional baggage we carry around.

From her graduate collection ‘Circus Infinity’, designer Mona Cordes is using her kaleidoscopic vision and travel explorations to inspire her new ‘Vival Virtuez’ collection as part of London Fashion Week.

From staging grandiose runway shows as a child, Luca De Tena has turned his ‘bedroom brand’ into psychedelic couture that inspires DIY energy and paves the way for more experimental designs in the Spanish fashion industry.

Aimed at igniting joyful nostalgia, Zig Zag Goods is the colourful brand bringing only the best Disney and y2k-inspired looks back into our wardrobes.

Meet Central Saint Martin’s best and brightest fashion designers, communicators and journalists from this year’s graduating class, a group of students caught in and persevering through a pandemic and global landscape that no one could have ever predicted.

From butterflies and pearls to piercings and rubber duckies, CK is the American artist redefining our definition of nail art and turning our fingertips into more than just mere accessories.

Photographer Julia Howe captures newly signed model, Jake Aliwell, at Contact Agency, using vintage Versace to bring back “the simplicity of poster boy visual language from the '90s”.

Ellie Hosier's latest editorial is all about “experimenting with colour and shapes (circles) and props” with the young photographer and avid collage artist paying homage to our favourite bubblegum pops!

From initially studying make-up as a laugh, Jayde Coxon is the beauty artist serving cheap lewks in a notoriously expensive industry. From designs inspired by motorcycle decals to out-of-this-world bleached eyebrows and heavy liner, we speak to the young creative on all things make-up and style.

Meet the Malaysian duo behind cult-brand, Ghostboy, as we discuss how they turned a hobby into a brand, the importance of music in fashion, and the hottest designers of the moment.

From working with Carhartt and Patagonia, Nicole McLaughlin is the up-cycling designer turning fashion on its head, creating garments and accessories out of everything from bread and French fries to toothpaste, tennis balls, bags and more.