The Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp hosts one of the world's best prestigious fashion design courses. Here's a look at all eight collections produced by this year's masters graduates, featuring latex, animal prints and dazzle camouflage.
The Antwerp Fashion Department has produced many leading fashion designers, including Martin Margiela, Dries Van Noten and Peter Pilotto.
This year the school showcased eight masters collections, produced by nine students, during a two-day event at Park Spoor Noord from 1 to 2 June 2018.
Highlights included a wardrobe for flamboyant criminals and a series of outfits that recall the shapes and colours of the Australian landscape.
"We will never cease to fight for our tailor-made, boundary-pushing and deep-digging fashion program ? a curriculum that requires a one-on-one approach and that has brought forth some of the most reputable and paradigm-shifting designers out there!" said Walter Van Beirendonck, head of the Antwerp Fashion Department. Here's a look at all eight collections of 2018:

Kjell de Meersman
De Meersman is making a statement about corporate femininity with this latex-ridden outfit, inspired by the clothes her mother wore to work as a banker.
"I remember being in awe that, even within dressing formally, she always found a way of looking very feminine," she said. "I'm working with a lot of latex, which obviously reads very sexy. But aside from that, I am adding a lot of tailored elements to m...