As makers and craftspeople from all over set their sights on the UK capital last week for London Craft Week, we interviewed the artisans who go one step further to embed their craft with love and purpose.

The very act of creation stands at the forefront of Metamorphoses' new exhibition 'Observations', which brings together fifty handcrafted objects curated by the gallery's founder Nadine Snijders.

Designer Eilaf Osman of East African brand EILAF uses film to bring us along her journey of connecting with East African artisanal communities to support the future of craftsmanship in the region.

The new installation explores the beauty of craftsmanship, combining it with the limitless possibilities of the digital age.

Live from Milan, editor Hetty Mahlich reviews the Bottega Veneta S/S 24 collection.

Titled ‘The Craft’, the multisensory virtual and physical exhibition presents an opportunity to travel through the unexplored world of Manolo Blahnik.

Selected from the 30 finalists, Japanese ceramicist Eriko Inazaki is the winner of the sixth edition of the Loewe Foundation Craft prize.

Centred around three artists, Sarabande's 'WARPED' will showcase each creative's unique approaches to weaving and craft - from human hair to woven leather and precious metals - in tandem with London Craft Week.

As part of London Craft Week, Estudio Museo brings together the work of five Argentinian designers, unveiled in an exhibition titled Contemporary Huts at the Argentine Ambassador's Official Residence in London.

Expected a treasure trove of international gold-labelled vintage pieces straight from the wardrobes of Ukrainian designers to make up the charity sale. All proceeds will go towards funding prosthetics for injured Ukrainian soldiers.

Now in its ninth edition, the annual event has become a staple occasion in any craft lover's calendar. Here's your lowdown on the events not to miss, all armed with a fashion twist.

Designer Michael Stewart talks through his A/W 23 collection with Hetty Mahlich in this unique take on a re-see.

Panel chair Emily Zak host a live discussion on the future of the Italian luxury heritage brand.

Live from London, editor Hetty Mahlich rounds up the womenswear shows, including Fashion East's trio of designers Standing Ground, Karoline Vitto, and Johanna Parv, who put women’s needs first.

Fashion designer and writer Rian Phin created a two-piece corseted garment based on maternity and cradle-boarding to explore the breast in a short film.

Fashion designer Sindiso Khumalo interprets fingers in a meditative film, which shows the connective power of the human hand for self-care, craftsmanship and to maintain generational bonds.

Industry experts Nathalie Khan, Joshua Cabtree, Cecilia Mezzi, Piero Cheifa and Marta Franceschini dissect Craig Green's S/S 23 menswear show in Paris.

12 artists were called upon to take inspiration from the Alexander McQueen Pre-Fall 22 collection, tasked with unveiling their own unique craftsmanship process. Lo and behold, the hero British brand's latest zine uncovers all.

Hot on the heels of the museum's latest exhibition exploring the roses in fashion, artist Jo Cope, curator Amy de la Haye, sustainable flower designer Shane Connolly and performance artist Xrestina Prompona are putting on a special one-day event.

Live from London, content editor Calum Knight and features editor Hetty Mahlich review the Robyn Lynch A/W 22 menswear show.

MARQUES ‘ALMEIDA are asking key questions about ancestral knowledge, craftsmanship and the future of fashion.

Per Götesson and Digitoile create a garment live on air across two days, exploring contemporary fashion’s potential when the digital and physical realms collide.

Live from Milan, features editor Hetty Mahlich reviews the 1017 ALYX 9SM A/W 22 show.

A variety of artists flexed their creative muscles to reinterpret the French house's iconic handbag design.