FROM NOWFASHION By Jessica Bumpus Following on from a piece I wrote a couple of years ago here on NOWFASHION.COM about whether men actually wear the clothes we see on the catwalk, it feels right to point out once again that there is a difficulty in the category when it comes to bridging the gap between innovation and absurdity. By which I mean: clothes people want to wear and clothes people can’t wear. Read the article here: NOWFASHION

FROM i-D A new project by Westminster Menswear MA student Priya Ahluwalia showcases both her graduate collection, and the urgent need for change in the way we manufacture clothes. Fashion has a colossal waste problem. The western world’s reliance upon fast-fashion -- high-speed, low-cost production of cheap clothing -- has created a beast that no one is quite sure how to tame. The production of just one T-shirt, it's reported, creates roughly the same carbon footprint as driv

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From DAZED: Following a host of graduate shows that saw students from Central Saint Martins to London College of Fashion present their collections to the public, the University of Westminster MA menswear show took place during London Fashion Week Men’s on Monday. A first for the new two-year postgraduate course whose graduates have been taught by tutors including Charles Jeffrey and Liam Hodges, eight designers sent their collections down the runway at legendary London nightc