Ashleigh Moore

The current digital landscape is built upon systems that reward what we have already recognised as popular, which has diminished the value of standing out, or having a point of difference. This has resulted in the homogenisation of, well, almost everything, which feels overwhelmingly bland.

Following a strong fashion month with New York, London and Milan all striving towards a more exuberant and fun style of dressing, Paris Fashion Week only heightened the drama.

Following New York and London's inspiring and hopeful Fashion Weeks, Milan was a power surge. Kicking off with Prada's ode to the skirt, the Italian cultural powerhouse gave show after show of impeccable design with the likes of Bottega Veneta and Jil Sander drawing the crowds, while Ferragamo offered one of the strongest shows of the season.

London Fashion Week SS27 came in hot with a sense of romantic realism.

New York Fashion Week delivered an SS27 season with fighting spirit.

The Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art exhibition at the V&A offers an extraordinary overview of the Italian fashion designer's career with over 400 pieces that highlight the avant-garde influences, and vice versa, of the house.

We have all heard the spiel: if you don’t prepare for AI Marketing you will be left behind! And yes, it seems this has some truth. But what do you do if you don’t want to dumb down your content just so AI bots can crawl it, but you still want to drive digital performance?

Sustainable growth comes from building a brand ecosystem that is resilient to platform changes, rather than trying to win with any individual channel. Treating SEO, social media, PR and GEO (Generative Engine Optimisation, or AI Marketing) as vital expressions of your brand strategy, rather than separate marketing disciplines, is going to be more effective than ever in digital’s tumultuous landscape.

The exclusive partnership of British Vogue x McQueens Flowers was intended to bring together two trailblazing brands in a crossover that celebrated style and artistry.

SEO and PR have long been underpinned by the same principles. Backlinks have been a direct ranking factor for decades and brand awareness is a key traffic driver; both are core objectives in a PR strategy and also essential in building a website’s authority. Now, with GEO looking for brands to be visible across a wider array of touchpoints in order to be trusted, it is becoming clear that for your brand marketing to continue performing, your SEO and PR strategies will need to