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As Binx Walton is shot in all Comme des Garçons, fashion's ultimate provocateur speaks to her work's relationship with the body.

Created in collaboration with the Parisian lipstick revolutionaries, i-D NO.1 1980 is here. Pucker up!

Shot by Oliver Hadlee Pearch for The Icons and Idols Issue, Binx explores lush forests and balmy Caribbean nights with Adesuwa Aighewi, Anok Yai, Paloma Elsesser and Selena Forrest.

Model of the moment Binx Walton collaborates with artist Liz Johnson Artur and some of New York's finest for a beautiful series honouring the creativity and diversity of natural hair.

Deia, Frederikke Sofie, Binx Walton, Luna Bijl, Malibu. This is 12 months in the life of photographer Dan Martensen.

The second cover for The Radical Issue features Binx. Speaking to i-D she discusses diversity, sexual harassment, and how we can change the world.

Step into my office, baby. For i-D's Family Values Issue, everyone's fave modern super Binx Walton dons thigh-high Balenciaga boots and gets in front of Brianna Capozzi's inimitable lens. Working 9 to 5 never looked so good.

Anthony Vaccarello had plenty of shoes to fill when he took the top job at Saint Laurent last year. Instead, he chose to walk his very own path. “Hate it or like it,” as he puts it, “I’m doing this.”

Shades of brown and beige on a hyper-diverse cast were the focal points for a show with no music and no set.

So far, #Wangover is the best-worst hashtag of 2017.

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In one of his most poignant collections to date, Rick Owens has reconnected with the fundamental values of his craft. Having spent his summer on a sandbar in Venice, Owens processed life, death, and a new epoch for the subversive brand that became an...