Finding the perfect pair of tights can be challenging – if they’re not wrinkling at your ankles, then they’re digging into your waist. Heist aims to tackle these problems with 3D-printed hosiery that’s designed to be ladder-resistant, seamless and – most importantly – a comfortable fit.

Brands like Lululemon have changed how people view their clothing; they want it to withstand their hectic lifestyles while still looking good. But that doesn’t mean it has to be basic. By combining technical fabrics with high-end design, Kit and Ace wants to show that functionality can be luxurious.

Lingerie ads are often populated by long-limbed women with unattainable figures. But Lonely is an underwear brand that celebrates women of all shapes and sizes, and it’s challenging the over-sexualised imagery in the industry while removing the male gaze from lingerie shopping.

The rise of athleisure has prompted brands to make comfortable clothing that’s fashionable as well as functional. Santa Monica-based Lunya is now shaking up the sleepwear market in a similar manner, offering stylish pyjamas and loungewear that work to improve the wearer’s slumber.