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Rio Uribe likes to think outside the fashion boxes. With his brand Gypsy Sport, founded in 2012, Rio re-anchors fashion in the streets and celebrates radical diversity, inclusivity and freedom at Paris' Place de la République.

During her recent trip to Australia, i-D spent the day with Annie Clark at the Sydney Opera House. Between exploring empty theatres, backstage secrets and quiet corners we caught up on the latest incarnation of her musical doppelgänger St. Vincent.

Out Of This World follows Mykki Blanco as he explores queer culture in Johannesburg. Mykki meets artists, designers, models and dancers of the 'Born Free' generation, voicing issues of their sexuality, gender, identity and humanity.

Join i-D on a cross-country journey with three of the most exciting photographers working today. Working separately in fashion, documentary and portrait photography - they're a new breed that have found a way to blend all three…

As London Fashion Week Men's celebrates its fifth anniversary, we salute the vibrant visionaries who make the capital the most exciting place in the world for menswear.

For a growing community of young LGBTQ Māori and Pacific Islanders in Auckland, the vogue scene is a place of expression and sanctuary. We meet some of the scene’s breakout stars to understand how their personal journey’s intersected with voguing.

We head to Shenzhen, China—which supplies roughly 90 percent of the world's e-cigarettes—to check out the city's own burgeoning vape scene.

We join forces with the boundary-pushing photographer Tim Walker to discover the creativity that inspired the issue's mantra, 'Stay Weird, Stay Different'.

VICE meets Canada's real Lolitas, fans of a Japanese street fashion that promotes modesty and femininity with lacy dresses and bows. Watch as they prepare for a tea party where dozens will meet, socialize and feel empowered without being sexualized.

Alexandra Marzella investigates the notions of truth, beauty, and sexuality through the medium of Instagram.

i-D meets the brilliant Hari Nef in a new short fashion film profiling the model and activist.

London fashion designer Charles Jeffrey journeys to New York during fashion week to explore runway shows, DIY designers and an underground club culture not seen in the city for decades.