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Viral style: Why are we obsessed?

Podcasts, phone covers, celebrities – wherever you look there’s a new craze. Libby Banks reveals how social media is driving binge culture and fast fashion.

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‘Why I love Alexander McQueen’

The pop star and fashion aficionado takes a walk through the Savage Beauty exhibition and describes his personal connection with the designer’s work.

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Soup cans that changed fashion

Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup Cans was mocked when first exhibited – but the work went on to have a lasting impact not only on art, but on the way we dress.

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Ethiopian hipster style

Photographer Alex Franco has documented the fashion-conscious tribes of Ethiopia’s Omo Valley. He tells BBC World Service about their distinctive look.

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A brief encounter

An exhibition of 20th Century beachwear reveals how social, sexual and cultural attitudes to bodies have evolved – through swimwear. Libby Banks finds out more.

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Heritage fashion goes punk

After an oversaturation of tweed and tradition, designers armed with sequins, fringe and attitude are taking British menswear – and turning it upside-down.

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What’s the perfect wedding dress?

Bridal gowns are frilly frights no more, with chic, streamlined looks taking over. It was an Ethiopian expat who helped start this trend, writes Lindsay Baker.

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Britain’s most bizarre customs

In a new book, photographer Henry Bourne captures the strange world of pagan folklore rituals – and the people who participate in them.

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Ten shoes that changed the world

Vertiginously high, excruciatingly painful, exorbitantly expensive – a new exhibition uncovers history’s most extreme footwear. Alastair Sooke takes a look.

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