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The pioneering founder of No Sesso on fashion as a form of peaceful protest.

Hacksaw Jim Duggan reveals the origin of his wrestling persona and breaks down professional wrestling style with Danny Brown.

Danny Brown and Zack Fox talk style regrets of the past, present, and future.

The gender binary is being shaken up! i-D teams up with model and activist Munroe Bergdorf to unravel why the future of fashion is non-binary, as she gears up for a runway debut at London brand Art School's spring/summer 19 show.

i-D caught up with Tallulah Haddon, the breakout femme queer actress starring in Netflix’s new sci-fi series Kiss Me First, to chat queer porn, beatboxing and maggots.

There are no openly gay footballers at the World Cup so we caught up with Stonewall FC to find out if the beautiful game can ever change.

Join i-D on a trip to Gaultier's Parisian atelier for a chat about early influences, his clubbing days in London, and exactly how he went from attaching a homemade conical bra onto his childhood teddy bear, to designing tour outfits for Madonna.

Georgio Peviani was getting loads of attention at Paris Fashion week. But the man doesn't actually exist...does he? This is the time Oobah Butler faked his way into Paris Fashion Week.

A force to be reckoned with, Xander Zhou is part of a new wave of Chinese designers redefining menswear. We catch the visionary and his cast of models at his runway show in the sleepless, hyper-creative city of Shanghai.

Thanks to the rise of the skin and body positive movements, more and more people are standing up to normative standards of beauty. Join us as we discuss unrealistic beauty standards with a group of young activists who are standing up to it.

Scars have long been considered a flaw, something to cover up and keep private. But Sophie Mayanne thinks otherwise. Her Behind the Scars series is a roundup of stories of recovery and self acceptance from people whose skin has been through trauma.

"You can see yourself as abnormal, or you can see yourself as unique." In a candid film by Nadira Amrani, London-based model Jordan Charles speaks up about his albinism and the preconceptions he's received from others.