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Is Coachella Fun Again?

1 week ago | i-d.co | Nicolaia Rips

Dear Diary,I hopped off the plane at LAX with a dream and my cardigan. Made it to the land of fame and sex…am I going to fit in? This was the question troubling me as I waited for my checked bag. The beautiful brunette behind me is eager to network. She asks me what I do, and I say writer, and she says, “Where?” and I say, “i-D magazine” and the light is snuffed out from behind her eyes, and she says, “Oh, I thought you meant a writer writer like a screenwriter.” Not even one hour in LA.
Beabadoobee Coachella Diary

1 week ago | i-d.co | Nicolaia Rips

For her Saturday Coachella set Beabadoobee brought cherry blossoms to the desert. Currently the Filipino-British artist is on tour, taking that same lo-fi cool girl energy around Canada and North America. We caught up with the artist to hear all about her first time playing the Coachella main stage, being the face of Guess Jeans, and her music festival do’s and don’ts.
“It’s Giving Chair:” Two Editors Make Sense of Salone Del Mobile

1 week 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.
The Real Street Style of London

1 week ago | i-d.co | Steff Yotka

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Bamboo Is Having a Gucci Moment (Again)

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

It started, as the best things do, with pastry. Not just any pastry—a pistachio crème sfogliatella from Princi. A fluted, flaky miracle with the structural integrity of a Baroque ceiling and the green swagger of a gelato Gucci collab. Foreshadowing. I hadn’t seen a Princi since the London outpost closed mid-pandemic, so finding one in Milan felt like a carb-shaped omen. I took it as a sign—something beautiful was coming. Spoiler: It was bamboo.
Do Fashion Girls Read? The Miu Miu Ones Do

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

I arrived in Milan too early for anything to be open—except my mind, already humming. I wasn’t here to shop, eat al dente pasta, or review a fashion show. I was here for something more rarefied: the second edition of the Miu Miu Literary Club, titled A Woman’s Education, held inside the richly paneled Circolo Filologico Milanese, a temple of language, lined with books and ghosts of thinkers past.
Cannes Film Festival 2025 Line-Up

2 weeks ago | i-d.co | Douglas Greenwood

Every year, nearly 3000 films are sent to the selection committee of the Cannes Film Festival. It’s up to a handful of people to select the few dozen that make up the line-up. Some of them are masterpieces. Some of them definitely aren’t. Some of them feel like they should be, based on who made them and who starred in them, but then get slated by critics instead.
i-D

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

Making MSCHF again with Blurberry, Blucci and Blendi. The brand, known for their satirical designs, launches three new takes on their viral Global Supply Chain Telephone Bag.
Last Night Was a Movie

2 weeks ago | i-d.co | Claire Koron Elat

This story appears in i-D 374, The Unknown Issue. Get yours now. written by CLAIRE KORON ELAT When artist Rineke Dijkstra (b. 1959) and her assistant were visiting Liverpool in 1994 to shoot photographs at schools, their cab driver brought them to The Buzz Club. The “troubled Liverpool nightclub” was a haunt for teens tirelessly dancing, consuming drugs, and performing other rites of passage.
7 Teenagers Starred in a Reality TV Show in 2009-What Could Go Wrong?

2 weeks ago | i-d.co | Nicolaia Rips

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