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Why the men’s tie is no longer a relic of the past
In the hands of these designers, the men’s tie is being reinvented in colourful, imaginative new fabrications – making it 2024’s most desirable accessory
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Finest fashion moments of London Frieze Week 2023
The best fashion moments of London Frieze Week 2023, from stylish new sponsors to happenings from Gucci, Thom Browne, Burberry and more
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A show on British cooling towers explores these sculptural giants
'British Cooling Towers - Sculptural Giants' is a new exhibition created by Twentieth Century Society (C20 Society) and Margaret Howell, presented during the London Festival of Architecture 2023
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At home with Margaret Howell
At home with British clothing designer Margaret Howell, who talks relaxation, treasured objects and her creative process
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Signed, sealed and delivered: the finest invitations from the A/W 2015 menswear season
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Polo match: roll with it this winter and swap shirt and tie for a stylish skivvy
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The highlights from Pitti Uomo 94 in Florence
Rain was omnipresent at Pitti Uomo 94. The outerwear brand Herno celebrated its 70th year with a vast exhibition that began with an installation of a single drop of rain; MCM showed ready-to-wear and accessories in Florence for the first time in a dynamic runway presentation that featured a tropical storm. The red and blue carpeted catwalk at Paul Surridge’s debut Roberto Cavalli Menswear show was absolutely sodden, which added an eccentric mood to the otherwise fine, fresh clothes. After all, what’s summer without the threat of a downpour? Elsewhere, the classic brands who have built their heritage on modish, Made in Italy élan are having conversations about what they can learn from the advance of streetwear: it’s time for a rethink they say.
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Sleeve it out: we’ve got a vested interest in the latest in layered dressing
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Isokon plywood furniture is celebrated at Margaret Howell HQ
Margaret Howell Wigmore Street presents the world of Isokon (until 5 November 2022), including a new reissue in collaboration with the brand
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The grooming trends that defined London Fashion Week S/S 2015
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The soundtrack to London Fashion Week’s S/S 2015 womenswear shows
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The design endeavour behind Margaret Howell’s latest London exhibition
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London Fashion Week S/S 2022: eight important insights to know now
Fashion brands are back with a bang in The Big Smoke. Here’s everything you need to know from London Fashion Week S/S 2022
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Creative luminaries fête Lucienne Day’s centenary with floral tributes
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A room with a view: fashion designers' line of sight
From Manolo Blahnik to Margaret Howell, we've invited fashion designers to document by hand what they can see from their work desk or window, be it a view of a verdant garden landscape, or an urban snapshot of baroque architecture. They might just inspire you to work on a self-isolation sketch of your own.
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In vogue: Margaret Howell hosts Ken Stradling’s modernist designs
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Margaret Howell's new film is a tribute to Japanese culture
Affinities – 50 Years of Design marks the 50th anniversary of the Margaret Howell clothing brand
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Fashion mail: the brightest and boldest show invitations from the men’s S/S 2016 season
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Special delivery: the finest invitations from the S/S 2016 women's shows
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Master cut: Margaret Howell goes back to basics for a retail takeover at Tate Modern
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Margaret Howell S/S 2018
A sophisticated take on summer dressing, the designer’s collection riffs on 1940s sailing garb
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Margaret Howell celebrates the joy of modernist toys
The London brand's Marylebone boutique explores the midcentury educational designs of Abbatt Toys
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Annemarieke van Drimmelen’s photographs capture the spirit of Margaret Howell
Dutch photographer Annemarieke van Drimmelen has captured Margaret Howell’s A/W 2022 collection in an evocative series of black and white images. Here, Van Drimmelen and Howell tell Wallpaper* how the project came together
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Staying power: Sportmax, Paul Smith and Margaret Howell's milestone anniversaries
Fashion has long been defined by upheaval, constant change. Now, as the unsoundness of the industry’s fundamental engine – ring up demand for the new and novel – becomes clear, fresh challenges lie ahead. For lessons in resilience and innovation, we look to three brands that have survived and prospered over the decades and are celebrating their half-century
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In prints: Patricia Schwoerer lenses S/S 2020’s standout trends
Take a magnifying lens to the most magnificent womenswear motifs of S/S 2020
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Nature boy: our roving report on the new, rural urban uniform
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Ground force: Simon Phipps puts British post-war public art in the frame
