If you’ve got a long list of recipients to please this Christmas, consider this life hack: just get them a personalised gift bearing their initials. They’ll think you picked it out especially for them, and the best part is you’ll have a lot of options to work with.

Philophiles may have a saviour after all.

Stars partied it up at the West Bund Art Center in Shanghai for Coach's first neon-lit fashion show in China.

Bags and shoes every discerning fashion friend dreams of finding under the Christmas tree.

Sweet dreams.

Inspired by architecture, the issue features work by Juergen Teller and Donald Judd.

With the debut of his first collection, Cadwallader aims to leave his own mark on the storied Parisian brand–with a little help from Cardi B.

Christmas is coming and you know the drill. It’s time to summon all memories of hints thrown your way over the past year of what your friends think they want. Or, you can identify them in the following categories and take our advice on what they really need (in a sartorial sense, at least).

See the full list of winners who took home awards at the star-studded London fashion event on Monday, 10 December.

Ordained as the 'Godfather of Streetwear,' Fujiwara's grunge-inspired streetwear brand 'Fragment' reminds us that it's all about the attitude. Now, the Japanese renaissance man has collaborated with Italian luxury brand Moncler to take this disruptive concept one step further.

A flash of streetwear and a dash of sophistication.

The Marc Jacobs by Marc Jacobs of Marc Jacobs.

Kate Moss stars in the campaign where punk meets tradition.

Manhattan, New York. It is 8pm and the most anticipated year-end parade is happening at the Met Gala. Last night, celebrities Margot Robbie, Julianne Moore, Lily-Rose Depp, and Rowan Blanchard were all spotted at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Gathered around the ancient Temple of Dendur, the crème de la crème lent itself to the game of polaroids. Say “Chanel”!

The London-based artists have photos splashed across an entire collection, further muddling the line between fashion and fine art.