Let the good times flow – Nike Swim streams unapologetically from swim, to sport, to life. Promoting ambition, freedom, independence and a passion for water and life, Nike Swim encapsulates a life lived with water amplified by Nike’s irreverent sport culture; a nod to performance and style, water and willpower, split across three key stories:Made for smooth and seamless motion, you can slip under the surface or go out in the wild in fresh, future forward style that’s always comfortable and fearless; with a nod to modern construction, versatile style and comfort.
Goldfield & Banks is a luxurious and precious collection of gender-free fragrances featuring exceptional pure and rare Australian essences and oils unexplored in modern perfumery. Native seeds, gums, woods, flowers, lichen, roots, resins, leaves and fruits have been carefully harvested to create a new and intriguing Australian brand. One
Melissa Odabash’s collections are distributed in over 50 countries and throughout 500 luxury department stores, boutiques and resorts including her own online web store shipping worldwide. Melissa has two freestanding stores in Notting Hill and Chelsea to offer clients a complete experience of the brand.With her continuing global success, Melissa has teamed with many high profile stars and brands creating new outlets for her ever-growing following. Melissa has collaborated with Victoria’s Secret, creating their best-selling Bikini.
Filmmaker Fenn OMeally selects six individuals to share their unique take on how to wear Paul Smith tailoring. Find your own way to wear the suits, trousers and overcoats featured in the new film. Fenn O’Meally: “How do I feel in a suit? A simple question, but the answer might surprise you. Collaborating with cinematographer Max Smith, Fenn centres the film on honest human stories – from nostalgic moments to comic anecdotes. These six individuals might just change your opinion of what the suit can be.” 
This year the Telegraph Ski & Snowboard Festival will celebrate their 45th Anniversary, returning to Battersea Park 25th – 28th October 2018. With even more attractions and entertainment, this years’ event has truly evolved from a show into a “Festival” for all ages to celebrate the winter season ahead!
Sure Women and Reebok have joined forces to help women get more out of their workouts with the #SureXReebok Movers. From events and fitness, to inspiring social content and amazing prizes, the #SureXReebok Movers have collaborated to curate the ultimate movement experience event; Sweat. Style. Social. An exclusive hub of do-it-all experiences where you can perfect your work-out, get expert fitness advice, and discover the ultimate movement activated anti-perspirant and new tech-enabled Reebok sports bra to hone your athleisure look. Plus, you will have the chance to snap up an item from Reebok athleisure edits hand-picked by influencers and fitness stars of the moment, as well as being able to hear more about the latest innovations from both Sure and Reebok.
The 68th edition of London Fashion Week welcomes a packed schedule of the worldʼs most creative and innovative names in the fashion industry. The London Fashion Week platform continues to evolve, expanding the breadth of its international reach and welcoming some of the most exciting brands; with a packed schedule featuring over 80 designer names on the official catwalk and presentation schedule and over 100 brands showcasing in the Designer Showrooms, the event will welcome guests from over 50 countries from all five continents. London Fashion Week is known for showcasing and celebrating emerging designers. The cityʼs youth game is unmatched in the competing capitals, but there is also a brilliant tension between the experimental side of London Fashion Week and the establishment. Great British heritage brands, such as Burberry, sit alongside young upstarts, including Fashion Eastʼs graduates. And, of course, there are the gatekeepers. The likes of Erdem, Christopher Kane and Roksanda, who are still holding down the fort at London Fashion Week, and consistently keeping the worldʼs eye watching the London fashion scene.