Ahead of a new exhibition at the Fashion and Textile Museum in London, we speak to Cosprop about making costumes for stage, film and TV, for productions including A Room With A View, Poor Things and Downton Abbey
Powered by excellent design from its in-house team, Lime has used branding, smart collabs and spontaneous endorsements to race ahead of the competition
We speak to Alex Hill, chief strategy officer of Samy, about the death of the traditional consumer, and what creativity looks like in today’s social universe
The Design Museum in London’s new exhibition, More than Human, explores the need for design to address the co-flourishing of species, though avoids offering specific solutions
Design and Disability at the V&A is full of projects variously useful, beautiful, or just amusing, celebrating the long-running contribution of disabled people to design
Ever elusive, luxury promises to be timeless yet always on the move – and is not immune to wider trends. From research rabbit holes to CGI makeup and diamond-tipped styluses, we spoke to designers about how brands signify luxury today
An overdue London retrospective, aptly titled Danger Comes Smiling, shows the 70-year-old artist’s work and ideas are still sharp to the touch
As the 2024 Paris Olympics approaches, diversity and inclusion remains an issue for elite sport. But at the community level, clubs are taking matters into their own hands, using branding and kit design to remake sport in their own image
A new book from Letterform Archive revisits Japan’s emerging modern visual culture of the late 1920s. Its author Gennifer Weisenfeld explains this underappreciated moment in design history and its legacy today
Formerly a design director at Coca-Cola, Alex Center’s Brooklyn studio now brings branding magic to startups and small businesses
The Islay single malt has enlisted the Hollywood star for its latest campaign, celebrating the whisky’s unmistakable, enigmatic taste
In her new book, Leila Fataar explains how the most powerful engagements between brands and audiences happen through culture, requiring different approaches to marketing and comms
The British cycling brand has partnered with Studio Blackburn to celebrate its heritage as it enters a new, globally minded era