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  • 2 weeks ago | i-d.co | Steff Yotka

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  • 2 weeks ago | i-d.co | Steff Yotka

    It’s a bad day for Earth when even self-appointed sustainable brands are cooling it on environmentally sound practices. Earlier this week, Business of Fashion published an extensive review of the ways sustainability is falling out of the spotlight, partially due to the worsening economic climate and partially because of consumer fatigue. The same day this article was published, I was getting the scoop on hangers.

  • 4 weeks ago | i-d.co | Steff Yotka

    Everyone loves when life imitates art. Or when a parody imitates—nay, shapes—reality. Such was the case when Pope Crave (@ClubConclave), a Pop Crave-meets-Club Chalamet, X account became the world’s de facto primary source for information around the conclave to elect Pope Leo XIV. The account’s founder Susan Bin began @ClubConclave around the Conclave movie’s release, naturally evolving to follow the actual Conclave only two months after Conclave was snubbed at the Academy Awards.

  • 4 weeks ago | i-d.co | Steff Yotka

    As a poet, musician, and artist, Mustafa has collaborated with everyone from Valentino to Drake. But for his new book, Nour, created in collaboration with WePresent, Mustafa found a new collaborator: Channing Tatum. The actor contributed a new written work, “Worshipping Surrender,” for Mustafa’s book, which also includes new poems from Pedro Pascal, Dev Hynes, Max Porter, and Warsan Shire among others.

  • 1 month ago | i-d.co | Steff Yotka

    “How much for your box logo tee?” A guy pulls up outside Club Space, rolls down the window of his gray Nissan, and asks me this. “Sorry, not for sale,” I shrug, and he speeds off into the Miami night. That’s the kind of attention a Supreme shopping bag can get you in these parts. The skate brand, founded in New York in 1994 by James Jebbia, has transcended its wildest dreams.

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7 May 25

RT @evilrashida: I’m like a day late but I talked about my favorite looks from Monday’s MET Gala for i-D Magazine 😘 https://t.co/W961c90nVD

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7 May 25

.@evilrashida takes on the Met Gala red carpet for @i_D < 3 https://t.co/sHQnJETYSn

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6 May 25

RT @i_D: Raul Lopez resurrects the iconic final boss Timberland heel boot for Myha'la Herrold at the #MetGala https://t.co/n2yaNgCQQf