To this day I don't wear fur. Although I don't have anything against people wearing it as I believe it's totally a personal choice. There is, however, one thing about fur I can't deny - it's making a comeback, and in a major way.

I'm blessed to be able to see many successful, talented designers at various stages of their lifecycle: whether it is at conception, their initial design, their first or second collection, or even when they've made quite a name for themselves after a few years in the business.

A few years ago, we might have cited John Rocha and Matthew Williamson as the hottest tickets for London Fashion Week. The New Guard have trounced on that theory. They are more than just BFC sponsored talent, the lucky creatives that escaped the unemployment net. They are the rebirth of British fashion design. Yeah, I said it. An actual rebirth.

Usually this time of year I'm running around London Fashion Week rushing from show to show and no matter what shoes I wear I end up with my feet punishing me in some way. So this season I decided on something slightly different. I decided to stay at home and see what brands were doing to promote their new collections via the internet and digital media.

Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge braved London's wet weather this evening as they hit the red carpet for the premiere of African Cats at th...

Right fashion fans, here's today's quick-fire recap of EVERYTHING worth knowing about the last 24 hours at London Fashion Week. And it's been pret...

Fashion week (or month, rather) is upon us. So, for once we actually have a good excuse as to why we're thinking about shopping non-stop at the moment...

Excellent news for style hunters. Matthew Williamson has finally launched his debut diffusion collection, and the first drop has just landed on my-war...

Excellent news for style hunters. Matthew Williamson has finally launched his debut diffusion collection, and the first drop has just landed on my-war...