Debenhams signs Sewing Bee's Grant

Prior struck an outstanding innings of 82

The British Fashion Council turns 30 this year, and with new chairman Natalie Massenet installed, it seems the organisation - and London fashion itself - is in rude health.

Lambswool and tartan featured as fashion week wraps up

If Satan sported Oxford Shoes, they'd probably look something like this - that is, polished enough to reflect the sufferings of the damned, with 1,050 teeth grafted into the soles for good measure. The shoes, pictured above, are included in a collection of nightmarish objects by designers Fantich and Young. Interested in spooky-couture? Look no further.

Menswear stores are bringing out the big guns in their battle with online retailers – and that means on-site barber shops and billiards tables

Alexander McQueen may be the newest name above a Savile Row shop front, but it marks a welcome return to the label's roots, says Rebecca Gonsalves

What we love, we're not sure about, we're buying and can't wait for...

London's first men's fashion week kicked off last night with a party hosted by an unlikely new style icon

Depending on your republican leanings, it could be argued that the British Monarchy represents both the best and worst of the country. So perhaps it's fitting that although the Prince of Wales was recently named as one of GQ's best-dressed men, he has featured on worst-dressed lists. But that hasn't stopped his odd ascent to the top of British fashion.

Bankers may be the new bogeymen, but their sharp, tailored uniform has become one of the season's main reference points for designers, says Alex Fury

US brand Abercrombie & Fitch stands accused of lowering the tone of London's Savile Row – again