Relaunched three years ago under new ownership, by @danielhettmann and @angelovanmol helped @bandofoutsiders_ make a comeback that looks to be on course. Inspired by seafaring with a slight lean into workwear, they “looked at sailing and utilitarian garments and… tried to have funny accents. There’s a killer shark print, as well as a print of a smelly deck cat,” bringing back a little bit of slyness that is appropriately playful.

When @craig__green was asked what went through his mind while he was designing this season, he said that “it really started with thinking about utopia and escape, asking what paradise would be. But then, it got darker.” From torso-defining T-shirts that were knotted and draped to scuba tops, the collection blossomed into one that consisted of brilliantly colored blanket wraps of palm trees and beach scenes.

As her husband said backstage: “She is on a mission. It is all her philosophy. She is unstoppable, a tyrant! A righteous tyrant.” Driven by her activism to highlight and decry climate change, @viviennewestwoodofficial had her models wearing fishnet stockings stuffed with trash and Evian bottles strapped to their feet. Fine suits were patched with off cuts of fabric and sequin, whilst some prints were taken from Bruegel and some were illustrated to resemble a phallus.

In his latest 2018 Spring/Summer Collection, @gosharubchinskiy has synthesized a mix of dated cultural aesthetics. Presenting a range of billowing silhouettes, models wore oversized bottom-wear and loose-cut jersey layers, to tailored outerwear layers made in collaboration with @burberry. Not only has it invigorated @adidas ‘ famed ‘90s football aesthetic, it also paved way for contemporary brands like @super_sunglasses for their throwback shades!