Designer Robyn Lynch documents her June 2020 capsule collection, made from left over materials found in her studio and deadstock material from cycling brand Rapha, in a home-movie style fashion film.

Live from Paris, fashion editor Georgina Evans rounds up Paris Fashion Week Men's A/W 20 with content editor Calum Knight.

Live from Italy, fashion editor Georgina Evans rounds up Pitti Uomo and Milan Fashion Week Men’s A/W 20.

Creative Director: Telfar Clemens

Creative Director: Giuliano Calza

Creative Director: James Long

Designers: Ancuta Sarca, Gareth Wrighton and Yuhan Wang

Live from London, fashion editor Georgina Evans reviews the Kiko Kostadinov S/S 20 Womenswear show.

Designer: Angel Chen

Designers: LIE, IISE and Leyii

Model Leomie Anderson gives a personal breakdown of her favourite A-COLD-WALL* S/S 19 look, commenting on detail and cut.

Nick Knight and Britt Lloyd realised imagery for Matthew Williams' collaboration with Nike in this powerful editorial for 032c's Summer 2018 issue.

Nick Knight and Britt Lloyd realised imagery for Matthew Williams' collaboration with Nike in this powerful editorial for 032c's Summer 2018 issue.

Writer Daryoush Haj-Najafi charts the social relevance of the baseball cap, tapping into his experiences and extensive knowledge.

Virgil Abloh and Kim Jones discuss their personal style histories and mutual love of streetwear at the Barbican Centre in collaboration with Nike.

Gary Aspden considers the aspirational nature of sportswear and his developing desire for brands as a youth in Blackburn.

Fashion designer Christopher Shannon discusses growing up in Liverpool and the effect the city has had on his sense of style and self.

Stylist Stephen Mann discusses Gore-Tex with close examination into designers and brands that focus on the performance aspect of a garment.

GQ Style's Elgar Johnson discusses the tracksuit, referencing chav culture and his personal experiences with the garment's social stigma.

Photographer Jason Evans about his favourite Patagonia down jacket, referencing club culture, capitalism and consumer culture.

In the follow up to the first adidas Originals documentary, a group of adidas fans revisit an obscure trainer store in Argentina.

In 2014 Gary Aspden and a gang of adidas fans travelled to Argentina to meet Carlos Ruiz, owner of an adidas dead stock store. In 2015, they returned to present Ruiz with his own very special shoe.

Writer Gary Warnett offers a cultural history of the hoodie, citing the likes of E.T and Juice and unpicking the stigma associated with the garment.

Adidas consultant Gary Aspden provides a case study on the cultural history of the trainer using the Stan Smith as a springboard for his analysis.