Creatives often venture beyond their recognised discipline as their artistry cannot be confined to a single outlet. It's always exciting to experience the fusion of art, dance, fashion and music, as these elements come together in dynamic and unexpected ways. To truly appreciate multifaceted creators, we've got to look beyond the surface and celebrate the full spectrum of their artistic expression.

My style reflects the diverse experiences I've had while travelling the world. Since I started li

The origins of NAMED COLLECTIVE trace back to Georgie's entrepreneurial spirit at the tender age of 15; kick-started by purchasing a second-hand item, customizing it and selling it for profit. This humble beginning evolved into a consistent pursuit of crafting one-off custom creations to meet increasing demand. However as demand soared beyond Georgie's capacity, her boyfriend, Sam, made the bold decision to leave his job and join her as a co-owner - marking the true genesis of the NAMED COLLECTI

In my mind, I was like, it's nor this or that, so that was it. I wanted something that was one syllable. Easy to say. It wasn't a made-up word, but it hadn't got too much attached to it. The two Ns make it a little bit more weird and obscure.

I wanted to prop women up in a really untraditional way. I was seeing a lot of the same silhouettes and methods trying to portray female empowerment, by having certain body parts on show or wearing short skirts and not that there's anything wrong with that

At London Fashion Week, we had the chance to speak with the Ghanaian-German designer, Eastwood Danso, after he showcased his Fall/Winter 24 collection on the 'Wicked Love' runway.

Eastwood views himself as "a multidisciplinary designer" and people should know he's "about to take the world by storm".

A story that revolves around the migration of his family from Ghana to the Western world, inspired by his grandfather wanting to "build something concrete for their future bloodline". Eastwood aims