Live from London, features editor Hetty Mahlich and fashion critic M-C Hill review the S.S Daley S/S 22 menswear show.

Gabriel Juduc's film takes a glimpse at the impact parents have on our values, our sense of self and our ever-slipping present.

The collection will draw upon wildly erotic (and equally iconic) drawings and paintings created by Tom of Finland during his career, merging them with Bollente’s signature embroideries.

Gentle Monster introduce 'Gentle'; their first optical collection that questions the very notion of what it means to subvert the boundaries of gender identity.

'Two of Us' features non-binary designer Aria Puga and Aurain Godinez H. exploring a frosty, rural landscape on foot in minimalist white garments.

Mullick talks about his path into storytelling, expressing the non-binary experience through film, and being moved by fashion.

Calvin Klein and the Institute of Digital Fashion called upon four queer icons, including the poet Tanaka Fuego, to create a series of murals celebrating Pride.

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

Former Financial Times menswear critic Charlie Porter turns his eye to the wardrobes, lives and works of artists like Jean Michel Basquiat, Cindy Sherman, Sarah Lucas and Ryan Trecartin in a new book published by Penguin.

LVMH Prize semi-finalist Adeju Thompson talks about refracting fashion through a Nigerian lens, creating clothes as an outsider, and their love of queer icons like David Bowie and SOPHIE.

Kid Cudi set the internet ablaze when he wore an Off-White dress on SNL in tribute to Kurt Cobain. But who wore the frock first, and who rocked it best?

In this series, SHOWstudio speak to professionals from across the creative industries to build a transparent profile of what success and failure looks like. Here, fashion designer Steven Stokey-Daley opens up about launching his debut in lockdown.

Costume designer Giulia Piersanti talks about dressing Jack Dylan Grazer in holy grail pieces from Raf Simons, Yohji Yamamoto, Rick Owens and Bernhard Willhelm, and how subtle sartorial details can reveal unconscious sides of a character.

Violet Chachki gets whatever she wants in this surrealistic, fetishistic music video directed by Ali Mahdavi.

The drag queen and director talk about their shared love of French artist Pierre Molinier, emulating old Hollywood glamour, and why Chachki does not categorise themselves as a musician.

Tickets go on sale tomorrow, 2 March at 11:00 GMT; here's our picks from the programme.

On the eve of their A/W 21 Ascension collection, Loweth talks about elevating London's queer community, designing for people of all abilities, ages, sizes, ethnicities and gender orientations, and why the runway still triumphs.

Creative Director: Eden Loweth

Live from London, features editor Hetty Mahlich and Violet Conroy review the ART SCHOOL A/W 21 show.

Watch the ART SCHOOL A/W 21 collection video.

Jack Appleyard, Josh Quinton and Jeanie Crystal have teamed up in response to the pandemic's decimation of queer spaces. Watch the first episode tonight.

Designer Eden Loweth discusses look #13 from ART SCHOOL S/S 21.

The Berlin ballroom community perform and discuss self-love, dance as a form of therapy and ballroom as their self-anointed church, in an joyous film by Leo Adef.

The Argentinian director of the SHOWstudio fashion film submission 'SAFE' talks about the ballroom scene in Berlin, the importance of safe spaces for marginalised communities, and dance as a form of therapy.