Sharing a passion for pop culture, fashion and cheesy corn snacks, artists Julie Verhoeven and Alan Faulds came together over Zoom during lockdown to inspire each other's creative process. Their efforts have now been documented in a collaborative book.

Since being launched by Daniel Peters in 2020, the specialist report has worked to re-shape the face of the industry by championing diversity and inclusion.

'The Slow Grind', edited by Georgina Johnson, features musings from Ib Kamara, Bethany Williams and a Mulberry manifesto for a more sustainable and inclusive industry.

A new report by the Institute of Digital Fashion, in partnership with the Circular Fashion Summit, says that digital avatars are failing to represent the identities users want to express online.

Otamere Guobadia is joined by Benji Park, Mandi Lennard and Darkwah Kyei-Darkwah, to discuss the Balmain S/S 22 show.

For its next issue, the Gucci CHIME zine turns its head towards gender equality issues, choosing to feature leading voices from the next generation of women.

The luxury fashion house hands over the spotlight to five members of the LGBTQIA+ community and their loved ones, choosing to championing their voices in a new film that celebrates Pride.

Striving to make the ever-evolving digital world as inclusive as possible, Daz 3D have linked up with the Institute of Digital Fashion (IoDF) to create a gender nonconforming model in celebration of pride.

Explore the BA Fashion Communication: Fashion Journalism pathway's final year projects.

Antoine Gregory is joined by Ahmad Barber, Donté Maurice and Quil Lemons to discuss the future of fashion photography as told through the lens of emerging black photographers.

The BFC has announced a long-term project, 'The Missing Thread,' inspired by the late Joe Casely-Hayford's career trajectory as a black British designer working in the UK.

Trey Trey is joined by make-up artist Crystabel Riley, stylist and editor KK Obi and journalists Eni Subair and Dominic Cadogan to discuss working as black creatives in the fashion industry.

Running from 1-31 October 2020, this Black History Month is an opportunity to double down on learning about Black British history, acting for racial equality, and celebrating the people making Black British futures bright.

Karen Binns is joined by Zara Larsson, Amy de la Haye, Anita Ubhi and Anya Ziourova to discuss the Valentino S/S 21 show.

Founded by archivist and stylist Antoine Gregory, Black Fashion Fair includes a Black designer directory, fashion editorials and limited-edition pieces from Pyer Moss, No Sesso, Theophilio and more.

Antoine Gregory is joined by Anifa Mvuemba, Nandi Howard and Shelby Ivey Christie to discuss fashion's role within activism, and racism in the industry.

A collection of women celebrate their bodies through independent touch and movement in emerging designer Sinéad O'Dwyer's wearable sculptures.

Directed by Rei Nadal, this fashion film captures designer Sinéad O'Dwyer's wearable sculptures as they express the multi-functionality and strength of the female body.

Zowie Broach is joined by Betsy Johnson, Georgia Palmer, Joel Palmer and Joshua James Small to discuss the Per Götesson A/W 20 menswear show.

A reinterpretation of Stravinsky's ballet and orchestral work 'The Rite of Spring', by dance troupe Culture Device.

An intimate celebration of what it means to be Mexican, in a climate of anti-immigrant sentiment in America.

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Creative Director: Casey Cadwallader

Designer: Marine Serre