What's an average summer day like in the UK? One during which you're likely bundled up, because it's cold and rainy. This colorful, country-style collection blends in with the lush landscape of Sussex. Models walked down the runway to the sound of The Stone Roses, ticking all the boxes of a typically British collection. It was a bit scruffier than usual, even naïve at times, but always true to the label.

Inspired by Satyajit Ray's India, but far from the flashy cliché of post-modern Bollywood, Kiko Kostadinov's designs are a platform for urban poetry and the wealth of Bengali culture. The designer used nylons, Prince of Wales suits, and pastel jerseys, composing a hybrid silhouette that doesn't allow itself to be defined by any trend.

After winning the International Woolmark Prize last January, Matthew Miller joins the line of London designers pushing sustainability. The designer partnered with K-Swiss to create the collection, made with 100% recycled materials. "Paradise Lost", a nostalgic ode to the popular maxim of "it was better before", revolves around a warlike theme, where every detail is functional and reminiscent of battleship crossed with construction worker uniforms. This is the portrait of a new generation emancipating itself from the fashion industry's old model as quickly as it creates its own narrative.

One thing is certain: Charles Jeffrey is a showman. The King of East London nightlife sent out dramatic silhouettes nonconforming to gender. In it, men wore evening gowns and women appropriated the stern costumes of bankers. The show emanated joy and feeling, and was more peaceful than usual; a rave leading us into its incandescent rhythm.

Led by an army of zombies, the A-Cold-Wall * runway show was an experiment in proportion. In the vein of Virgil Abloh, the designer imagines mutant-like and bionic shapes. PVC tutelage nylon zips delimit the boundaries between skin and fabric, and the accessories are conceptual, like miniature Bauhaus furniture. This is yet another testament to the popularity of luxury ​​streetwear.

The English heartthrob gets introspective and cheeky in a short and sweet clip.

All leather everything — a new trend in styling borrows ample cues from the '90s. Photography Keith Oshiro Styling Jake Sammis

Editors, celebrities, and invited guests hopped aboard the Miss New York to Liberty Park in New Jersey for Saint Laurent's latest collection.

The French fashion house says bonjour to the Big Apple.

From bucket hats to track suits, fanny packs to futuristic shades, the must-have pieces are all about comfort.

The solution to combatting spring asthenia is simple: eat!

This season's best looks made landfall, pairing preppy with edgy for a style that's decidedly au courant. Photographs by Rob Kulisek, Fashion by Paul Sinclaire

To celebrate the newly launched capsule collection, PRADA X MR PORTER hosted a bowling tournament in Brooklyn (for distinguished guests, of course)

Don't be afraid to go a little dark and dramatic with Prada.

Put your records on, literally.