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2 days ago | 
i-d.co | Douglas Greenwood
photography ADAM POWELLstyling SAM KNOLLhair KAZU KATAHIRAmakeup ANDREW D’ANGELOstyling assistance DAVIEL CASTAÑEDAYou can never quite tell when Mary Beth Barone is joking. That’s partly because her tone, dry and consistent, can often feel like she’s both making a grave admission and delivering a cutting satire. That is her job, after all, and she’s so good at it.
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3 days ago | 
i-d.co | Douglas Greenwood
The other day, some friends and I were trying to figure out where Mikey Madison had gone. Two months had passed since she won an Academy Award for her performance in Anora, and nearly a year since that film had premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. Since then, she seemed to have a clear schedule ahead—no movies, no prestige TV shows. A big blank space. It felt strange for someone everyone had been talking about.
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6 days 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.
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1 week 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.
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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.
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1 week ago | 
i-d.co | Alex Kessler
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1 week ago | 
i-d.co | Nicolaia Rips
Come a little closer and make sure to hit The Mark! From the photo call at the Met to the mini red carpet outside of the hotel housing the night’s biggest stars, the Met Gala has its own cottage industry of content. So what’s it really like to stake out The Mark, that Upper East Side joint known for providing some of the night’s most viral photography? (It is where Doechii feuded with a box, after all.) This is one writer’s intrepid reportage.
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1 week ago | 
i-d.co | Lauren Cochrane
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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.
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1 week ago | 
i-d.co | Douglas Greenwood
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