Tom Ford Tom Ford led us into the depths of a subway station for his latest collection, the audience lining the platform. His inspiration came from images such as a shot of Andy Warhol and Edie Sedgwick coming out of a manhole cover in NYC in 1965. From this grew the idea of the subway. The clothes took the shape of luxurious sportswear: a jersey scoop-neck tee and crisp white duchesse-satin skirt, a jumpsuit that fell open to expose a strappy bikini top, relaxed tailored jackets in hot pink and moulded plastic tops. Just the thing for the rush hour commute.

Photograph: Rex Features