When we think about London Fashion Week, we think of experimentation, bold colour, print clashes, and designers who aren’t afraid to challenge British restraint. Yet long before today’s runways embraced maximalism, one woman quietly rewrote Britain’s relationship with colour: Althea McNish. In the grey austerity of postwar Britain, colour was more than an aesthetic choice; it was a radical act. And few wielded colour as powerfully as Althea McNish, the Trinidad-born designer

I first came across Andrea Thompson in 2020, not in person but online, in the middle of the Black Lives Matter movement. She reached out to ask if she could use a photo I took during a protest for a Marie Claire article. I replied too late, so it didn’t end up featuring, but we stayed connected on social media from then on. Since then, I’ve followed her work closely. From the stories she’s led at Marie Claire to her work as Chair of the British Society of Magazine Editors (BS

In the fluid space where sports culture meets fashion, very few voices carry as much authenticity as Daniel-Yaw Miller. As an award-winning journalist, Dan has carved out a distinct place in the industry – one that bridges the worlds of sport, fashion, and culture. During his three and half years at The Business of Fashion (BoF), Dan founded the publication’s first-ever sports-focussed vertical, redefining how the fashion industry covered athletes, brands, and style. Today, t