Stella McCartney

Intense graphic prints channel a ’60s and ’70s vibe this summer. Styling by Mark Anthony Bradley. Photography by Simon Lipman

Myriad sun-drenched and earthy shades bring palpable heat to summer dressing. Styling by Elad Bitton. Photography by Damian Foxe. Shot at Amangiri Resort, Utah

Lingerie inspires this season’s most romantic looks, made from diaphanous layers of delicate fabrics and dusty hues. Photography by Damian Foxe. Styling by Elad Bitton. Shot at Amangiri Resort, Utah

Lightweight utility kit – with pockets everywhere – is prepared for anything this summer. Styling by David Lamb. Photography by Diego Merino

Retro standouts include embroidered check shirts and chunky cardigans

Traditionally humble materials are being worked with the highest standards of design and craft to create bags with high-low charm

This season’s ultra-luxe but freespirited collections cast “laidback” craft techniques in a newly sophisticated light

Menswear brands are harnessing new technologies to mimic the luxury qualities of cashmere, silk and leather – and with huge environmental benefits. Benjamin Zephaniah, one of the UK’s most celebrated vegans, wears them well. Words by Marc Abbott. Portrait by Richard Grassie

Not since the 1990s has the tailored jacket had such a resurgence – and it’s reclaimed its cool in compelling ways, says Clare Coulson

Darkness and bright are as one in fashion’s winter florals. Styling by Hannah Teare. Photography by Vikram Kushwah

Wellbeing and style, from classic coats to Louboutins to shamanistic stones – plus a London pop-up

A classic aesthetic is coupled with grunge-tinged cool to supersized effect. Styling by David Lamb. Photography by Simon Crane

The stateside trend of renting special‑occasion fashion online is now catching on in the UK, says Lucia van der Post

Metallic glints, space-age hints and futuristic flourishes lend this season an otherworldly aura. Photography by Damian Foxe. Styling by Elad Bitton

Fashion blows hot and gold. Styling by Rocky. Photography by Luis Monteiro

Animal prints bring out checked tailoring’s unexpectedly wild side this season. Photography by Damian Foxe. Styling by Elad Bitton

The designer’s Old Bond Street flagship spotlights her ethical stance and new customised, one-off collections

Including three cuts of boxer-style swim shorts in an exciting array of patterns and colours