Live from Paris, fashion editor Georgina Evans reviews the Noir Kei Ninomiya A/W 20 womenswear show with content editor Calum Knight.

In the village of Izhevskoe, old beliefs in myths are still alive...

Aris Biniaris’s Bacchae explores the bestial power inherent in Dionysus, the God of theatre, lust and ritual madness. SHOWstudio and the Onassis Cultural Centre present a series of images exploring the raw animal nature in Biniaris’s production.

SHOWstudio Art Director Younji Ku manipulates the face of the king in 3D, exploring the transformative element of the Bacchae.

Watch Aris Biniaris's cast in process during the rehearsal period of their production, March 2018.

Nick Knight's poster images for Bacchae explore the dichotomy between the human and the animal.

Christos Loulis discusses the theme of transformation in Aris Biniaris's Bacchae with Lara Johnson-Wheeler.

Director Lena Kitsopoulou and model Demi Hannah Scott talk openly and intimately about the themes of love, family and personal struggle.

SHOWstudio's first collaboration with the Onassis Cultural Centre explores the contemporary relevance of Antigone - centred around Lena Kitsopoulou's retelling of the ancient play.

Drawing particularly on Asian folklore and myths, CSM students unite to explore different superstitions surrounding hair through images and text.

Discover the twelfth short horror vignette behind the uncanny still in this series created for GARAGE's 'Augmented Reality' issue.

This mythic, otherworldly fashion film closed Gareth Pugh's S/S 15 presentation as part of a trio of films made especially for the occasion.

Dive into Gareth Pugh’s dark menacing vision of Pagan anarchy; the second in a trio of fashion films created for his S/S 15 presentation.

A line-up of British folklore characters from the mind of Gareth Pugh; the first in a trio of films created for his S/S 15 presentation.

Explore Gareth Pugh’s immersive New York Fashion Week S/S 15 presentation exclusively on SHOWstudio.

SHOWstudio explores set designer Simon Costin's new venture – the Museum of British Folklore.

Experience three decades of British folkloric traditions in this unique film short, edited by Ruth Hogben from documentary footage collected by filmmaker and curator Doc Rowe.

An exclusive interview with set designer and art director Simon Costin and a look at some of the treasure-trove of exhibits inside his Museum of British Folklore.

Watch a captivating film of the Antigone opera, masterminded by M/M (Paris), conductor Christophe Rousset and theatre director Éric Vigner.