Fashion

In the second episode of My i-D, we spend the day with pop icon Rina Sawayama, who lets us in on her biggest fears and favourite Japanese snack, reminisces over childhood memories and shares her calling in life, which, surprisingly, isn’t music.

In partnership with On Running, we have captured all the endorphin-inducing elements that put the fit! in fitness.

i-D meets Elena Velez, Willy Chavarria and Theophilio’s Edvin Thompson – three visionary designers shaping New York’s independent fashion landscape.

i-D meets five of American ballroom culture’s most esteemed mothers at the CÎROC Iconic Ball at KOKO in Camden, London.

Upcycled fashion maverick Nicole McLaughlin dives deep into her design process in i-D’s 10 Questions. Through everyday objects and garments, she redefines D-I-Y fashion and sustainable design.

Cheech tells us that minimalism and simple fits aren’t just about being as boring as possible.

After all of this nonsense of not being able to go to school or go to work, it’s time to get out of those sweats and into something a bit more presentable.

They have been shamed by China’s urbanites for their outlandish hair. Meet the "Shamate" community, a subculture created by China’s rural youths, born in the 1990s.

Daniel Buezo and Weleh Dennis are building a streetwear label centered on the first-generation immigrant experience.

Exploration of underground communities within the black community that often fly under the radar.

Exploration of underground communities within the black community that often fly under the radar.

Artist Nicole McLaughlin upcyles found objects to create surreal new garments, changing the way we think about sustainable design.