The Louis Vuitton Mon Monogram offers the ultimate personalisation service for the iconic trunk.

Fashion historian Cally Blackman's new book 'The Colour of Clothes' reflects on the lives lived and clothes worn in 20th century Paris.

Gucci's floral silk scarf is one of the house's most venerated designs. But who is the illustrator behind the pattern that everyone wants to don? Our art and culture editor Christina Donoghue reports.

An ongoing series of downloadable patterns from globally acclaimed designers. Download, study and make your own work of couture craftsmanship.

With Alessandro Michele's newest spotty Valentino collection in mind, editorial intern Eva Phillips charts the spotty history of the precious dot - from the royal courts of Europe to the postmodern age.

From Balenciaga to Prada, the S/S 25 womenswear shows looked to cinema’s visionary depictions of the future to dress the present.

From casting Margot Robbie as the new face of N°5 to Coco Chanel herself, retrace the visual history behind the world's most iconic perfume.

From casting Margot Robbie as the new face of N°5, to Coco Chanel herself, retrace the visual history behind the world's most iconic perfume.

Defining counter-cultural style, BOY London has influenced the fashions of culture's most rebellious.

The supermodel Kirsten Owen reflects on the defining images of her career.

Go inside the couture atelier of Cristóbal Balenciaga through their intimate collaborations with the photographer Tom Kublin.

Celebrating The Metropolitan Museum of Art's radical exhibition, SHOWstudio presents a look into the making of Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion.

Curator Andrew Bolton and creative consultant Nick Knight talk about the concept behind Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion, and the future of exhibition making.

Byronesque and Carla Sozzani invite SHOWstudio into their future curation.

Future of vintage fashion experts Byronesque and Fondazione Sozzani partner on a project promoting visual and cultural values into clothes.

As the world looks to Paris ahead of the 2024 Olympics, a new exhibition at The Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge 'Paris 1924: Sport, Art and the Body' travels back 100 years to explore how art and sport fused as one for the 1924 Olympics.

SHOWstudio invited writer and curator Susanna Brown and Condé Nast photography director Ivan Shaw to discuss the imitable George Hoyningen-Huene in a tell-all conversation with Nick Knight.

Junya Watanabe MAN and C.P. Company share more then a new parka drop. M-C Hill explains what.

Umbro's central role in the evolution of sportswear from functional to fashionable is traced in a new exhibition by the Westminster Menswear Archive in London.

The Final Fantasy video game heroine has their look broken down by a dress historian.

The half-vampire, half-human fictional character from the Castlevania game series is analysed by dress historian and curator Amy de la Haye.

Dress historian Amy de la Haye analyses the costume of YoRHA, the android protagonist of video game Nier:Automata.

In response to our recently-launched In Conversation episode on Edward Steichen, our art and culture editor Christina Donoghue reflects on the first fashion photograph she ever saw and why his work will be with us forever.

SHOWstudio hosted an enlightening conversation on the life and work of Edward Steichen.