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Military berets and Baker Boy caps made political statements on the AW19 runways
From prints to silks strewn with 3D posies, the catwalks are abundant with fashion's favourite flower
Folksy Americana returned to the runways in New York in a medley of colour, textures and prints
Albert Kriemler works with a different creative each season to turn their works into clothes. He discusses his most profound collaborations to date
From fashion to furniture, a new wave of artists are applying their distinct aesthetic to an array of functional objets
Her dazzling views of the city made her name as a photographer
Q&A with the Grammy-nominated performer on having Jesus as a mentor and the allure of a drop-top Rolls-Royce
A laddish ensemble cast mix farce and physical comedy
If displaying objects shortens their life, do we have an obligation to future generations to display copies instead?
Alleged sexual misconduct victims describe the brutal power of the movie mogul in this film
Digital jiggery-pokery and layers of subterfuge pep up this crime thriller
How Indian rap rose from its Mumbai 'gully' origins to command the attention of the world's biggest record labels
Visitors are encouraged to cross the city's invisible lines of racial divide
One of the UK's brightest classical stars launches a new work
At Wyndham's Theatre, the hit one-woman show is even better than its screen descendant
Screenwriter Ronan Bennett on the stark inequality of the series' east London setting
The photographers' work is celebrated at an engaging exhibition at the New-York Historical Society
A London exhibition of the illustrator's editorial cartoons and political satire celebrates her as an acute observer of people
Honor Swinton Byrne plays a film-maker eager to capture working-class life
A negative anti-trust ruling could prove to be painful
Timothy Spall is harangued by Vanessa Redgrave in this two-hander
Jeanie Finlay's documentary follows an astonishing, unmissable story
Sam Taylor-Johnson directs Aaron Taylor-Johnson in this husband-and-wife adaptation of James Frey's 2003 book
This teasing, distinctive film is an us-and-them story set in a Cornish village
Peter Webber's film follows surviving Jamaican artists as they record an album
