Thora Siemsen

1 week ago | i-d.co | Thora Siemsen

Rising star Lily McInerny had the kind of New York City childhood you imagine finding in the movies. She grew up in the Village, the daughter of a stay-at-home fiction writer dad and a mom who did marketing for clothing and jewelry brands. “I inherited my love of fashion from her,” says the 26-year-old actress, herself stylish and a friend of the fashion house Celine.

1 month ago | metrograph.com | Thora Siemsen

The adage that half of all marriages end in divorce doesn’t quite match current statistics, but there have been times when it came close, at least stateside (recent estimates predict 41 percent of first marriages in the U.S. will end in divorce).

2 months ago | i-d.co | Thora Siemsen

This story appears in i-D 374, The Unknown Issue. written by THORA SIEMSENphotography AIDAN ZAMIRIstyling CLARE BYRNEcasting director JENNIFER VENDITTIEnza Khoury is looking back on life. She’s 18 now, and she’ll graduate this spring from her public high school in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, a storybook village with approximately 4,000 residents just east of Cleveland. Named after the waterfalls along the Chagrin River that runs through town, it’s a picturesque place to live.

2 months ago | interviewmagazine.com | Thora Siemsen |Jake Nevins

Film is a fitting medium with which to finally tell the story of Q Lazzarus, the cinephile’s idea of a rockstar. In 1987, Diane Luckey, as Q was born, was working as a musician and taxi driver in downtown New York when acclaimed American director Jonathan Demme climbed into her cab. He heard her working on a melody from the front seat and passed along his card.

Dec 1, 2024 | interviewmagazine.com | Thora Siemsen |Jake Nevins

Chris Moukarbel’s life comprises an unexpected series of segments: born in Connecticut to Lebanese immigrants, he was a D.C. punk kid who joined the U.S. Army at seventeen, then left to come out and bartend at a popular gay bar, earning enough to buy a house at 24. This man does what he wants. As a student at Yale’s MFA program in sculpture in the mid-aughts, what he wanted was to get on an international stage by baiting Paramount into a lawsuit.