The internet supposedly heralded the death of print, but magazines are still around. How are they remaining relevant in a digitally-led media landscape? Beyond publishing content online and having a social media presence, Vogue is engaging readers through its Forces of Fashion conference.

Models have always been the face of fashion, but now Gen Yers like Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid are the voices too. Through their Instagram feeds and Snapchat stories, they are offering a more human image and making the brands they represent seem more authentic in the process.

From France’s law against ‘unhealthy-looking’ catwalk models to activist hashtags such as #droptheplus, 2015 saw radical changes in how women’s clothing was sold. So far, so good – for women at least. But what about men? How do blokes who don’t look like David Beckham want to shop?

In April 2017, French couture brand Balenciaga unveiled the Arena tote, which bore more than a passing resemblance to IKEA’s iconic Frakta bag – except that the luxury version bore a price tag of $2,145. Was it a joke at the fashion world’s expense, or just a homage to a reliable design classic?