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Art history student Téa Henry takes us to the parties and presentations happening beyond art’s most buzzy event.| i-d.co
Kieron Moore spent his teen years in the ring, and is making an impressionable mark in Netflix hits and controversial movies. His decisions are paying off.| i-d.co
Through her label Six95, Bristol designer Sally Kite redefines value with sculptural handbags made by hand—and with wit.| i-d.co
We sat down with trailblazers Rhasidat Adeleke, Eva Apio, Fenn O’Meally, and Nia Archives for a candid convo about career, taking risks, and being a trailblazer.| i-d.co
The ‘Clarkston’ stars are just friends, who kiss on stage and also play brothers in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It’s complicated.| i-d.co
By centering the experiences of trans men, transmasc and non-binary folk, 't-fags' is a revolutionary prospect on queer bookshelves.| i-d.co
i-D staged a fake fashion show just so we could interview the 6 models making a splash in fashion.| i-d.co
After the madness of fashion month, 080 Barcelona offers something fresher—emerging designers, gothic venues, and a city that somehow makes leather in 25-degree heat make sense.| i-d.co
photography MAGNOLIA MINTON SPARKESydney pulled up for the Surplus marketplace—an afternoon where streetwear met sound, food, and community, with Uncle Paulie’s Deli and Matty’s Patty’s bringing a taste of New York to the mix. But beyond the retail buzz, the real pulse was on the street.We spent the day weaving through the crowd, documenting the […]| i-d.co
The Parsons graduate’s latest show provides a counter-offer to bodily shame, creating sculptural moldings of marginalized bodies| i-d.co
Art history student Téa Henry takes us to the parties and presentations happening beyond art’s most buzzy event.| i-d.co
Eric Johnson’s loft parties are a rite of passage for New York City cool kids — whether you’re Biggie Smalls, a Bushwick DJ, or somewhere in between.| i-d.co
With her new single ‘I’m Your First,’ 20-year-old Joyce Cissé, aka Flowerovlove, unpacks dating, self-worth, and why she refuses to settle.| i-d.co
From street performances to global stages, capturing the bold spirit of Ralph’s Club New York.| i-d.co
Come inside the star-studded dance floor to celebrate the designer’s new collaboration.| i-d.co
Fibromyalgia halted her last tour. Now, the world's biggest pop star channels pain into this operatic, euphoric work of art.| i-d.co
The shock pop superstar talks fake IDs, embracing cringe, and Dylan Brady of 100 gecs’ three joint bangers.| i-d.co
The Japanese designer just took home the LVMH Prize—now he wants his suits written into history.| i-d.co
From Instagram casting call to i-D cover girl, Enza Khoury reflects on living the dream.| i-d.co
A global platform for emerging talent, i-D celebrates fashion, culture, individuality and youth.| i-d.co
Instead of a global tour, Bad Bunny decided to stay home in the summer of 2025 and play 30 nights in the place that raised him. He tells journalist Suzy Exposito about “the pride, the sense of homeland that unites generations” in an exclusive cover story for i-D's Issue 375.| i-d.co
Her new single 'Here I Am Existing' is the product of intense self-reflection and surrealist world-building.| i-d.co
