Scanning every graduate’s collection from their front-row seats, Claudia Limaverde Costa and Isabella Greenaway tell us what LCCA's fashion graduates have to offer.

For over two decades, The Sims franchise has been a staple in many gamers’ lives, cultivating a fandom that repeatedly buys the same premise yet remains excited for new instalments. What keeps players returning, and can Paralives reinvent the industry?

What new value can come from rehashing the old? Many remakes that fail to do anything interesting with the title exist, but a series that has more often than not created valuable remakes is the iconic Resident Evil.

If you're in a reading slump and want something to pull you out of it, this is a strong pick. It's a closed-door romance with an enemies-to-lovers arc that actually earns the label (more on that later), set inside a fantasy’s political competition for an empire's throne. If soft, cute, low-heat romantic fantasy is your genre, this delivers.

Demna’s approach has the merit of raising a debate: this spectacle of ultra-tight-fitting cuts, which reveal super-curvy bodies, may lead the spectator to question the excesses of the obsession with building and displaying our bodies. By amplifying reality, Demna recalls how powerful fashion can be in forcing a step back. But the question remains: while the collection turns the thought-man archetype into a satire, isn’t Gucci capitalising on it, risking ultimately glamourisin