From falling into the creative industry by accident, digital artist and musician, Serwah Attafuah is using art to create dream-like alternative universes.

With a viral song that took over TikTok last summer, Tai Verdes is using his new album to take us through his life story, and to remind us that everything is going to be A-O-K.

For Cici Zhang, fashion is a form of the most personal self-expression. And for her graduate collection, she visualised a spiritual world in which Mother Nature lent a hand to form the flowering, organic shapes that came to symbolise her inner self.

Turning embarrassing moments into the next fashion thing, Central Saint Martins designer Zixuan Guo’s ethos of always seeing the silver linings in life makes for an unforgettable – and rather funny - final collection.

In a constant search for new sounds, Leïti Sène is the Barcelona-based actor (check him out in hit-show ‘Elite’) and rapper who today presents his unique and highly sexual mixtape, ‘JÖM’.

While the British Fashion Council announced the finalists for their Changemakers Award, our timelines were filled with Bennifer confirmations, Courtney Love doting on Gen Z, SATC reboots and Lil Nas X bringing the “gay agenda” (sort of).

The idea of digital distortion has never been more prevalent than in 2020, a year plagued by misinformation and fake news. For FIT student Yitao Li, she channelled that distortion into her graduate collection of misshapen, multi-coloured garments.

Drawing inspiration from the elements and his favourite childhood animation, Oscar Ouyang’s gutsy final collection, Wind, Current, Flow, uses knitwear to inform his futuristic world.

Eugene Shishkin is the Kazakhstan-born photographer who dropped out of a mathematics degree to pursue his passions. Now 29, a London College of Fashion grad, and photographer for publications all over the world, Shishkin reflects on his career and the process to capturing a moment through image.

Graduating from the Royal College of Art, Dimitris Karagiannakis is using fashion to explore “notions of womanhood and femininity, transness, and the body,” drawing inspiration from Greek mythology and spiders to create a metamorphic design.

To LCF grad, Saule Gradeckaite, fashion is her way of expressing creative subjectivity towards an objective environment. Inspired by a Lithuanian cop show, her graduate collection challenged the critical gaze towards East European Hooligans (aka ‘gopniks’).

For his graduate collection, London College of Fashion student Daniel Vass went into full-blown clownery mode, and in the age of Boris and Trump, doesn’t it just seem fitting?

Sylvie Kreusch is the Belgian singer-songwriter whose latest single, ‘Let It All Burn’, is a soundtrack for anyone who’s found themselves in the shower, going over past arguments with their ex, and delivering the coup de grâce that they wish they had delivered.

Henjila is the young musician creating bedroom pop that bursts with sharp emotional maturity. Her ethereal voice and petite frame could probably pass as a fairy, if not the daughter of a Nepalese militarian, growing up near Sandhurst’s army barracks. As she releases her debut EP, ‘Moonshot’, we sit down with the singer to talk all things friendship, music and men’s mental health.

With Timothée Chalamet’s red carpet appearance in Cannes turning the Twitterverse into a frenzy, Phoebe Shardlow discusses her journey from curious spectator to avid stan - or in her words, Chalamander. Just why are we all so damn obsessed?

Kuan-Chien Chiang is the Taiwanese fashion designer coming out of the closet with a new bootylicious collection that celebrates gay sex in all its glory.

Graduating with a collection of female flora, Arianne Scott is the Central Saint Martins final year student using the nostalgia for another’s past to influence her garment design.

Inspired by familial ties and self-identity over lockdown, Jack Fieldhouse’s final photography project, Class of ’86, explores his parents’ university experience through the medium of self-portraiture.

Celine Kwan is the Central Saint Martins graduate combining furniture and fashion to create her own living room utopia with “garments that look beautiful while being worn and can also be admired [when] taken off.”

Inspired by the masculine figures in his life, Kadeem Lamorell is the Parsons graduate using knitwear to understand “why masculinity is such a deeply held and important concept” in the African-American and Caribbean communities he grew up in.