Blanca Li’s Elektro Kif is an upbeat jumble of street dance, observational comedy and high school clichés. The different episodes go on too long, but Li’s all-male company are bright dancers with cheerful stage presence.

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Two years after the designer's death, Sarah Burton's McQ makes its runway debut. Fashion Editor Susannah Frankel reports

If London is still predominantly famous for its fledgling names, the exception that proves the rule is Burberry, a globally recognised international brand with the money and power behind it to match.

Away from the main catwalks, another young star is rising in London's firmament. Rebecca Gonsalves meets him

This evening sees the return of the Alexander McQueen name to the London catwalk after an absence of more than a decade.

British people have never dressed as badly – this is the damning verdict of Dame Vivienne Westwood.

Sir Philip Green, the owner of Topshop and Bhs, has spent much of his career helping Britain to be fashionably attired. But yesterday, at an event to launch London Fashion Week, he set out a case that may have a more substantial effect on the nation: he wants to restore the fashion industry's manufacturing base – and create jobs.

From today, the biggest names in the fashion world will descend upon the capital for London Fashion Week 2012.

Topshop's film celebrates 10 years of working with NEWGEN and collaborating with emerging British talent. 

Fashion tycoon Sir Philip Green has pledged to help more young people get ahead in the designing and manufacturing of clothes.

Fashion Council chief Harold Tillman says visa system should be changed to bring in the tourist pounds. By Harriet Walker