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i-D on Fashion
Exploring the psychology of getting dressed through art
From Tschabalala Self to Comme Des Garçons and Margiela, a new exhibition looks at how clothing leads to self-creation.
The problem with Kanye West's fashion show
The controversial artist and Yeezy designer's Paris Fashion Week presentation was nothing short of racism.
i-D on Photography
Authentic photos of American skate culture over two decades
Observed from the inside, skateboarder and photographer Ed Templeton's new book, 'Wires Crossed', is part-memoir, part-ethnographic study.
Guy Bourdin was fashion photography’s greatest storyteller
Giorgio Armani stages a retrospective of the French fashion visionary who told stories with his images.
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7 obscure movies that horror fans found 'truly terrifying'
If you can make it through these, you’re fearless.
2022, the year of rot: doomscrolling, rotting in bed memes and mental health
From doomscrolling and decaying fashion trends to “rotting in bed” memes, all this chat about “rot” reflects a very real mental health crisis.
Steven Klein's world of nudity, physical bondage & social liberation
In the photographer's first monograph, he tackles 30 years of tense, challenging fashion imagery.
Hazy summer photographs of 80s American life
Sage Sohier drove across the USA to make 'American Seen', a charming window into a particular era in the country's history.
A look back at Jennifer Lopez's career firsts
From being the first Latina actress to earn a $1 million payday to inspiring the creation of Google Images.
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i-D on Social Media
How Heaven by Marc Jacobs became an internet phenomenon
With help from Iris Law, we explore how Marc Jacobs fostered an underground subculture in the digital age.