Experienced sewers and craftspeople nationwide are putting their considerable skills to work producing much-needed cloth masks and scrubs for those on the frontline, while also improving the lives of people living in direct provision, write Ruth O’Connor and Elaine Prendeville

Ruth O’Connor meets Ganni creative director Ditte Reffstrup and founder Nicolaj Reffstrup and asks them about their approach to style

Fashion designer Roland Mouret tells Ruth O‘Connor about the meaning of modern luxury, his long-term relationship with clothes and why he no longer cares what Anna Wintour thinks

Liz Bacelar, inventor of the phrase ‘fashion tech’, is redefining and exploring the many ways fashion and technology can integrate, from the space-age to the intimate – and what that will mean for the sector in 20 years

Two childhood friends set up cult knitwear brand Electronic Sheep 21 years ago. As they hit this milestone, there is plenty to celebrate

With headwear having a moment, milliner Freya Oatway is determined to capitalise on the trend, writes Ruth O’Connor

Andrew Bell uses the latest technology to produce brilliantly engineered designs which simultaneously try to move away from the destructive nature of our disposable culture

How will the fashion industry survive what many are calling its ‘year of reckoning’? Ruth O’Connor investigates

Why fashion’s floral trend shows no sign of fading away

Ruth O’Connor selects the best of contemporary homegrown design

Top architect Colm Doyle's Camden Street pad is a feast for the senses, combining cool charm with an enviable eye for detail, writes Ruth O'Connor