FASHION: Mimma Viglezio and Stephen Jones return to debate Craig Green, Martine Rose and more in a new Head to Head discussion!

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VIGLEZIO AND JONES DISCUSS LONDON FASHION WEEK MEN'S S/S 18

Mimma Viglezio and Stephen Jones return for the latest Head to Head discussion!

To round up the S/S 18 men's collections, creative consultant Mimma Viglezio and milliner Stephen Jones go head to head to debate the trends emerging from each city. These industry heavyweights discuss London Fashion Week Men's, focusing on the recent stand-out offerings from Craig Green, Charles Jeffrey and Martine Rose. In contrast to the analytical nature of our panel discussions, the Head to Head debate format allows for a one-on-one, provocative approach to fashion reportage. Don't miss this high octane debate from two of fashion's most knowledgeable names.

LIVE STREAM

WATCH KYLIE JENNER IN FRONT OF NICK KNIGHT'S LENS

Kylie Jenner models sheer, diaphanous garments, styled by Anna Trevelyan

Continuing SHOWstudio's longstanding commitment to exposing every aspect of the photographic process, Nick Knight opened up the set of 'Sheer' to the public via a Live Broadcast. Reality star and entrepreneur Kylie Jenner is transformed under a high fashion lens as stylist Anna Trevelyan highlights Jenner's notoriety for exhibition through her selection of diaphanous garments. These sheer and translucent items serve to expose Jenner's custom silhouette that has rattled the media and altered a contemporary perspective on the female form. Don't miss on-demand footage from the Live Stream, available to watch on SHOWstudio in advance of the upcoming editorial in V Magazine.

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DON'T MISS THIS UNIQUE TAKE ON A RE-SEE

Alex Mullins talks through the warped silhouettes and distorted imagery in his latest collection

In a brand new interview, designer Alex Mullins talks Lara Johnson-Wheeler through the trajectory of his creative process during the construction of his latest collection. Exploring his S/S 18 collection, Mullins provides insight into his inspirations, including nineties perfume advertisements. 'With the warped silhouettes, I was trying to explore how I could get this feeling of smelling something into the clothes,' Mullins explains. After just three and a half years as an independent designer, Mullins comments on the growing maturity of his collections, and explains the technicalities behind the manipulated imagery present on the garments. Don't miss this exclusive take on a re-see, as part of our comprehensive collections coverage!