After London Fashion Week’s barnstorming performance, Milan took up the spring/summer sartorial baton – and it did not disappoint.

Five days of stunning catwalk shows, glitzy red carpet events and parties attended by the world’s fashion elite are now coming to a close, and the style set is preparing to up and leave for Paris.

Where would we be without Rihanna?

She’s single-handedly helped massively change the beauty industry, and now she’s solidified her title as Queen of Lingerie with an epic Savage x Fenty fashion show.

For New York Fashion Week, the 31-year-old singer and businesswoman put on a showcase for her lingerie brand, but it was so much more than a few models walking up and down a catwalk. And it’s now streaming on Amazon Prime, giving us a front row seat to the September 10 show at Brooklyn’s Barclays Centre.

London Fashion Week wraps up today, bringing to a close five days of celebrity-filled catwalk shows, presentations and parties.

The fashion extravaganza is held so that designers can showcase what’s in store for the upcoming spring/summer – but it’s not just clothes that make headlines here.

From front row antics and supermodel sightings, to backstage beauty and activists in action, here are all the top stories you might have missed from London Fashion Week SS20…

Just days after her shock loss in the US Open final, Serena Williams was back in the spotlight with the debut show from her Serena fashion label.

As you would expect from the groundbreaking tennis star, Williams sent out a diverse cast of models, in some cases showing the same outfit in ‘straight’ and ‘great’ sizing – her terms for standard and plus-size.

The 37-year-old, who founded her brand just over a year ago, wrote in the show notes that the collection was for “women who break traditions and boundaries… unflinching women of all colours and sizes”.

As summer turns to autumn, a jacket becomes a style staple. No longer can we swan around in floaty dresses with bare shoulders on balmy nights – but it’s definitely not puffer jacket weather yet, which is why a cropped cover-up is best.

So what’s trending now? There’s a definite utility vibe going on, with lots of pockets and muted colours, plus we’re seeing touchable textures that will get you in the mood to wrap warm.

Here are five trends to try now…

A month of catwalk shows kicked off last week with New York Fashion Week, and what a start it was.

The so-called city that never sleeps was on typically energetic form, with uber-glam collections, star-studded front rows, and catwalks and after-parties that blurred into one.

So what’s buzzing in the Big Apple? Here are the six hottest stories that you might have missed from New York Fashion Week…

Autumn is coming, and in the beauty world, that means it’s time to switch up our summer routines and embrace everything the new season has to offer.

The catwalks gave us a host of suitably autumnal looks, from dark lips to romantic hair (plus a bit of festive glitter). Here’s what’s going to be big in beauty for AW19…

Long gone are the days when trainers were only for the gym. Now sneakers are everywhere, and the fashion crowd have swapped their stilettos for Nikes.

Trainers might have the high fashion seal of approval, but many people are still nervous about wearing comfy kicks to the office.

Sneakers don’t exactly have a reputation for being smart or formal – first and foremost they’re designed to run and jump about in, which doesn’t really scream ‘office wear’.

As one of the biggest events in fashion calendar, you can always count on the MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) to provide some fashion inspiration for your next big night out.

Sure, it may not be the Oscars, but it’s the one red carpet where stars throw out the rule book and aren’t afraid to have fun with their style – and this year was no different.

It’s a big week for Taylor Swift. Her long-awaited seventh studio album, Lover, is dropping on Friday – and ahead of its release, she’s just announced a surprise fashion collaboration with Stella McCartney.

The singer and ethical fashion designer have partnered up to create a limited-edition line of clothing and accessories, inspired by the lyrics and themes in Taylor’s upcoming record.