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The 2020 Woolmark Prize finalists presented collections with traceable supply chains. Discover the other trends from the 10 designers.

Richard Malone and Bode win the 2020 International Woolmark Prize, selected by a prestigious judging panel which included Kim Jones, Takashi Murakami, Anja Rubik and Edward Enninful.

Missed the 2020 International Woolmark Prize? Come backstage with us as we show all the looks direct from the runway.

2020 International Woolmark Prize finalist Ludovic de Saint Sernin represents a return to beauty, seen via sensuality and sexuality, with an exacting approach to design and make.

UK-based label A-COLD-WALL* is deeply rooted within the practices of modernity, architecture, industrial design and minimalism. Founded in 2015, designer Samuel Ross places priority on engineering forward-thinking proficient garments that embody these themes.

In 2020 International Woolmark Prize finalist Richard Malone creates considered, functional and beautifully made garments that minimise harm to our environment while working towards creating a circular, sustainable fashion system.

2020 International Woolmark Prize finalist Namacheko has rapidly built an esteemed reputation for its ability to balance artistic integrity with wearable menswear pieces.

2020 International Woolmark Prize finalist Matthew Adams Dolan has built his brand centered around the legacy and duality of American dress, brought into the present through the use of exaggerated silhouettes, experimental proportions and forward- thinking craftsmanship.