Alex Kessler

1 week ago | i-d.co | Alex Kessler

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1 week ago | i-d.co | Alex Kessler

We meet for a pint in Shoreditch, and Geordie Campbell arrives in baggy jeans, a fresh, boyish chop, and the kind of laid-back energy that instantly matches his clothes. He looks like his namesake brand—slightly undone, sharply precise, quietly nostalgic. The kind of guy  who might have slipped out of art class early to catch a train to a club night. He flashes an easy smile as he orders a lager.

2 weeks ago | i-d.co | Alex Kessler

By the time Manon Macasaet appears on my screen—calling from a hazy Los Angeles morning, hoodie on, vape in hand—she’s already apologized in advance for any nerves. “I’ve done interviews before, but this one feels… big,” she confesses, eyes darting offscreen toward notes she’s methodically prepared. “I wrote so much stuff down because I really wanted to get it right.” It makes sense.

3 weeks ago | i-d.co | Alex Kessler

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1 month ago | i-d.co | Alex Kessler |Douglas Greenwood

i-D’s deputy editor Alex Kessler and entertainment editor Douglas Greenwood attended Milan’s famed Salone del Mobile this April. They came for the vibes, left with a new passion for craft—and teapots. “I’ve been to all kinds of fashion weeks. I thought I’d seen peak chaos,” Kessler says. “And then I saw people queuing around the block… for a chair.”Here the pair discuss the future of furniture, fashion, and design that blurs the line between essential and enigmatic.