Though there has been a push for diverse male body representations celebrating plus-size men, people still think runway shows need improvement. This exclusionary approach can negatively impact men's self-image and repel those looking to represent themselves authentically.

As a visual-first generation, people in their late teens and early twenties are developing new layers of visual culture to build community, express their individualism, and push back against the status quo. How is the fashion sector embracing post-ironic and meta-ironic behaviours for Gen Z?

Rolex is offering a collection of ‘off-catalogue’ watches made using the same high-quality materials and craftsmanship that the brand is known for but with designs personalised for customers. As luxury timepieces attract more interest, Rolex is showing how to speak to a new consumer base.

Gen Zers in China have become discerning fashion shoppers who are increasingly drawn to niche jewellery options that express a nuanced sense of style. Beijing-based jewellery brand YVMIN is thriving in this context, creating avant-garde designs that push the boundaries of what accessories can be.

Disillusioned by political inaction on climate and social issues, many young Britons are placing their trust in brands to support them in their pursuit of holistic sustainability. How is this manifesting within fashion? And what can brands do to break Gen Z’s addiction to fast fashion?

Butch lesbians have long been neglected in terms of cultural representation. But with the conversation on gender identity becoming more complex and encompassing non-binary and gender non-conforming people, masc style is on the rise. How are beauty and fashion brands reacting to this shift?

Clothing brand Seventh Stores creates minimalist, unisex clothing for streetwear enthusiasts. Its astute engagement with fandoms – namely through a savvy collaboration with UK rapper Little Simz – demonstrates how low-key designs can still generate hype and foster community.

Male fashion influencers on TikTok are subverting stereotypes through outfit styling and sewing tutorials. Showing their followers how to curate their own style and personalize their wardrobes by cropping their tops, they're taking inspiration from the '80s as a form of nostalgic self-expression.