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A rising star on the UK menswear scene, Christopher Shannon talked to MARIAN BUCKLEY about his forthcoming London Fashion Week debut and plans for his label.

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The iconic portraits and epic scene-setting photographs of Ben Charles Edwards are set to excite imaginations around the world. He spoke to MARIAN BUCKLEY about his methods and inspirations.

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This series of 9 photographs exploring ink blots, art and Mickey Mouse came about by happy accident.

Billa is the most talented club photographer working in the UK, fact. Originally from Newport, gained a HND in photography at the Cheltenham and Gloucester Institute of Higher Education.

Terry and Liz de Havilland have launched a new shoe label, Archie Eyebrows, supplying dandy shoes to tough dudes the world over. MARIAN BUCKLEY meets the creators at their East London studio.

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fuk.co.uk first encountered the romantic English menswear of RCA graduate Carolyn Massey at her London Fashion Week debut in a stunning church in February 2007. We've seen the label develop over the last few seasons and MARIAN BUCKLEY caught up with Carloyn after her Lens collection went on sale in Topman Oxford Circus in March 2008.

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Ever since we happened across Tim Soar at London Fashion Week four seasons ago, we've appreciated his evolutionary approach to menswear. Now his label SOAR has hooked up with stylist Jodie Barnes and the autumn/winter 08 collection delivers original London menswear that mixes sportswear and tailoring.

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Over the past two seasons at London Fashion Week, Colchester graduate Hannah Marshall’s innovative designs have garnered much-deserved hype from the fashion press and a flurry of interest from international buyers. She showing her third collection as part of the New Gen exhibition sponsored by Topshop at London Fashion Week. SELENE PEARSON catches up with a truly talented rising star.

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This month a unique exhibition of homeless Londoners opens at the Westminster Reference Library. It shows an alternative vision with 4 self-assisted portraits and 30 photos taken by homeless people documenting their own experiences of living on the streets in Westminster and is co-ordinated by photographer Anthony Luvera.

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In the early 1980s, teenager Gavin Watson began to take photographs of his mates, the Wycombe Skins. His thousands of shots candidly document a subculture which is often misunderstood by the mainstream. A collection of these images, Skins by Gavin Watson, was first published in 1994. This autumn, a totally updated version with dozens of previously unpublished photographs has been published. Gavin Watson and his publishers, Independent Music Press, have kindly agreed to let us share a selection of these images with you.

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