Influential designer and creative director Clare Waight Keller on her move from Givenchy to Uniqlo and "re-defining what luxury is today".

How fashion icon Leigh Bowery birthed a bizarre 1980s London subculture.

In the 1960s, Barbara Hulanicki disrupted the stuffy, class-ridden view of fashion, and the inclusive Biba lifestyle changed everything.

As a new exhibition opens in London exploring the career of Naomi Campbell, Britain's first black supermodel, a look at the women who forged a path in fashion.

From the first ever Barbour jacket to a dress worn by Princess Diana – the garments that help define British identity are on show in an exhibition at Blenheim Palace.

The Bloomsbury group were radical figures in the early 20th Century. A new exhibition shows how that extended to their wardrobes too, writes Holly Williams.

The sweater – just auctioned for an astonishing $1.4 million – is a symbol of her journey from Sloaney ingenue to powerful communicator, and eventual outsider, writes Lindsay Baker.

From the Royal Family to Glastonbury, the Barbour jacket – in all its dishevelled glory – has come to symbolise Britishness. Lindsay Baker traces the story of an iconic garment.