Once upon a time it was men who donned high heels and make-up, Louis XIV among them. Then came the 19th century and the industrial revolution: clothing for the masses became all dull suits and ties. The following century saw an explosion in the possibilities of women's fashion. But this century it seems to be the men's turn. For young Spanish label Palomo Spain, fashion is a tool for challenging taboos. We also check out collections from Arthur Avellano, Issey Miyake, Vetements and Thom Browne.