With a passion for responsible design, Christopher shares his thoughts on the current sustainability conversation in the industry, as well as sharing his advice for graduates and what he’s looking out for at GFW19.

Megan Doyle meets with Dame Zandra Rhodes in her rainbow penthouse in Bermondsey, London, to discuss her 50 year career, why she’s joining GFW as a lifetime patron in 2019, the secret to her longevity and more.

Elvis & Kresse has been redefining luxury by transforming landfill waste into accessories since 2005. Breathing new life into Burberry’s deadstock leather may be their biggest challenge yet.

ORDRE meets with Hanro CEO Stephan Hohmann to discuss how the heritage underwear brand is reinventing its image to ensure longevity.

Millennials and luxury conglomerates are embracing the boom in the second-hand sector, rethinking the way we purchase and own luxury goods.

Heritage retailers and global e-tailers are locked in battle for the Australian consumer, pitting old guard against new guard while fashion brands get caught in the crossfire.

Australia's fashion industry is turning to sustainability to reshape its perception on the global stage.

On International Women’s Day, BoF examines how the industry can be a better platform for empowering girls around the world.

BoF speaks to leading fashion educators, who supply creative talent to the likes of Tom Ford, J.W.Anderson and Louis Vuitton, to uncover why the study of history remains imperative for a successful career in fashion.

Graduate Fashion Week already connects thousands of students with industry recruiters, but is only just beginning to recognise its digital and global potential.