today on i-D

Photographer David Luraschi’s new book ‘Ensemble’ finds his two subjects entwined along the water of the Camargue.

As the house founded by fashion's 'enfant terrible' relaunches its ready-to-wear line under a new collective, we look back on JPG's defining era.

Curated and styled by i-D’s Editor-in-Chief Alastair McKimm from his archive, 'Jean' is a visual ode to the democratic garment.

Watch the new trailer for the studio's latest: an Icelandic psycho-scary with a mutant sheep at its centre.

That the new reboot is smarter than its CW counterpart is not necessarily a bad thing.

A new wave of surreal YouTube videos say that 'subliminals' are the secret to reaching your aesthetic goals. Here's why you should be skeptical.

Welcome to our new series, in which the i-D family talk about the jobs that got us where we are.

The designer and the celestial music pioneer discuss 'new consciousness', the spiritual meaning of the colour orange, and their capsule collection.

In 2001, the director of ‘Kids’ released a misunderstood cult classic. Here, Clark, his cast and creative team reflect upon its making.

In the hit-or-miss world of internet humour, accounts that offer up internal dread and idiocy like @on_a_downward_spiral are the only way forward.

The man is just too wholesome!

HBO's 'The Legend of the Underground' was born from the directors' frustration at how Nigeria treats its queer citizens.