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1 month ago | 
i-d.co | Alex Kessler |Jackson Bowley
Fashion girlies live for a good conspiracy. Has the determined French creative director cozied up to a storied Italian house, or is the gravitational pull of a namesake label too irresistible? How on earth has that controversial stylist-slash-magazine founder managed to evade cancel culture? And, seriously, who the fuck is Boring Not Com?
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Dec 8, 2024 | 
i-d.co | Jackson Bowley
“I’ve done parties for the last 15 years because I love hearing music on a good sound system in a small room with people dancing,” said Tremaine Emory. Denim Tears and i-D hosted exactly that in London on 7 December, in a no-name, no-photos-please secret lounge to celebrate Denim Tears’s first London pop-up. With James Massiah, Vegyn, Jordss, and AAA DJing and Belvedere Vodka pouring cocktails, it was a long night with plenty of dancing.
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
i-d.co | Eilidh Duffy |Jackson Bowley
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
i-d.co | Jackson Bowley |Steff Yotka
“Skirts, obviously!” was the resounding response on the long, long, loooooong queue for the Chopova Lowena sample sale at the brand’s Deptford studio. Francesco and Emma, the first duo in line, started waiting at 3 a.m. the morning of the sale—other pairs of friends and lovers arrived shortly thereafter for a chance to cop one of the label’s coveted carabiner skirts.
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
i-d.co | Douglas Greenwood |Jackson Bowley
When Isaac Powell was a high school senior boarding at the University of North Carolina’s School of the Arts, the actor’s dorm window was the only one in his building that hinged outwards; it became a portal for his bad behaviour. “I smoked so much pot,” he says now, laughing in a London café.
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
i-d.co | Douglas Greenwood |Jackson Bowley
Ruaridh Mollica wants to grow a beard, make a piece of furniture and find a pearl in the clutches of an oyster at the bottom of the sea. The actor – Italian and Scottish and handsome – tells me such things when we meet on a Friday afternoon at a private member’s club in London, joking about how wank-y the whole set-up will sound in writing – while, granted, smoking a cigarette and ordering a Bellini.
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
i-d.co | Jackson Bowley |Kambole Campbell
It’s strange to talk to an actor about a film in which he spent as much time behind the camera as he did in front of it. But in late 2022 in Louisiana, that’s what Ethan Herisse, the lead star of Nickel Boys, did. Though its subject matter is severe, the actor, 24, revelled in the strangeness of the shooting experience.
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
i-d.co | Douglas Greenwood |Jackson Bowley
In Hard Truths, the actor Tuwaine Barrett barely says a word. The sore and beautifully-handled drama from director Mike Leigh bears witness to a woman (Marianne Jean-Baptiste) in London’s suburbs in the throes of a mental breakdown; Barrett plays her son Moses, a recluse who bears the brunt of it. For the South Londoner, who’s been a jobbing actor since he graduated, it’s a fascinating shift into the spotlight: memorable for being measured; for what he doesn’t do, rather than what he does.
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
i-d.co | Hannah Strong |Jackson Bowley
The way Emma Laird tells it, she booked her role in the majestic, Oscar-tipped new film The Brutalist because director Brady Corbet trapped her hand in a cupboard door. They were shooting an episode of Apple TV+’s The Crowded Room in mid-2021 when it happened. “He felt so bad he bought me an original poster for Paris, Texas from its Cannes premiere, which I have framed in my bedroom upstairs,” Laird says, grinning on a video call from her flat in Hampstead, North London.
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
i-d.co | Anahit Behrooz |Jackson Bowley
Mia Tharia blasts into the small Soho offices where we’re having our interview in a breathless rush: she lost her keys, but she’s found them now and she’s so sorry and she ran over as quickly as she could. But the actor is mere minutes late. Tonight’s the premiere of her debut film September Says at the London Film Festival and she’s going straight into hair and make-up after we chat, and then to the premiere down the road from where she grew up in South London.
