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The Gender Spectrum Collection is a stock photo library made up of nearly 200 new images of trans and non binary individuals intended to portray the under-represented community without clichés.

"I had to sit in a trash can...and have water poured on my head for 5 hours. But the pictures were amazing." A young, plus size model and an iconic fashion veteran discuss how the modelling industry has changed over the years.

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.

We join Nov in his hometown of Lewisham to chat through album themes, the role of faith in his work, and his unique political voice. The sun's out in full and Novelist is still the brightest star in the sky.

Embracing her inner weirdness, i-D meets Issa Rae, the utterly brilliant writer, producer and director who has challenged tropes in black comedy through her Golden Globe nominated mini-series Insecure.

Dave is the Streatham teen breathing new life into the British rap scene, taking cues from classical film scores and the streets of South London. i-D visits his studio and witness him break down a beat.

What does it mean to be a model in 2018? i-D has always believed in the power of speaking out and today, on International Women's Day, 10 models discuss what it means to be a woman in the fashion industry.

Karley investigates whether camming is the future of porn.

Play sing-a-long with Canadian-born Tommy Genesis, who explores the complexities of being female, being young and above all, being human in ‘A Free Freestyle for Anyone to Perform’.

We step inside the world of Brighton skater Rianne as she recounts her journey from watching her brother to hitting the streets herself in search of adventure, hanging with her skater friends, to falling in love with the subculture.

Meet i-D’s Class of 2018; this year’s graduating music class bring the noise from Dublin to Dorset. Proving that the best beats, bars and veritable pop bangers come from the top to the bottom of country, not just from the capital.

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.