Streetwear

Meet the group behind the viral label channelling Y2K internet aesthetics through the eyes of Nigeria’s youth. 

The model-turned-streetwear-mogul defined Y2K style, from Baby Phat to slinky red carpet dresses.

The young creative tells us about his first major collaboration with Puma and the importance of community.

From strict drug laws to LGBTQ+ rights, Kultrab highlights the country's most pressing issues. Their latest project is a cyborg-inspired photo series, and a call to action on climate change.

Cop or drop?

For our summer issue, i-D's Fashion Director Carlos Nazario photographed Christen Mooney in Artifact's rare Helmut Lang, Margiela and Raf Simons grails.

The innovative designer tells i-D about making the 'Mexican uniform' camp, her art practice, anxiety and her alter ego SOLRAC.

From hoodies featuring Urdu to upcycled jackets, Rastah is a South Asian streetwear movement.

Palace’s graphic design head Fergus Purcell and Nick Phillip, the founder of the cult 90s streetwear brand, discuss their SS20 collaboration and Anarchic Adjustment’s lasting impact on streetwear today.

From acid house graphics to grime-inspired jackets, the cult streetwear brand pays authentic homage to the music scenes that inspired it.

Ahh, finally some nice, good news.

The Dublin rapper talks to us about his latest creative project: a Japanese and geriatric-inspired clothing collection knitted by his mum.