Dries Van Noten

A collection inspired by finding beauty in the everyday, yet fuelled by an overwhelming urge to party.

Who doesn’t want to go out dancing when this is all over? Dries van Noten made that prospect feel even more romantic and cathartic.

The Belgian designer’s signature opulence took a backseat this season, in favour of "reassuring, unassuming fun".

Dries Van Noten, Marine Serre and Craig Green are among the designers behind an open letter calling for a fundamental rethink of how we create, present and view collections.

Did the autumn/winter 19 shows in Paris usher in the return of the suit?

Take a look at tomorrow's fashion heavyweights.

As we celebrate Peace Week, we throw back to a selection of images from our 2003 Action Issue. Curated by i-D co-founder Tricia Jones, it features some of our best loved contributors and collaborators as they share their ideas and thoughts on peace.

With his 100th show, a book, a film, it's safe to say the designer had a very good year.

From vampire-inspired "blood-stained" mouths to metal mohawks.

With the stakes of the world being so high, designers are rejecting the angst and fear of today’s global climate and crafting a future of optimism.

"A freak to me is something rare and sensational," Rick Owens said after his epic spring/summer 18 show on a Thursday in Paris that saw Louis Vuitton seeking out rare destinations and a rarely simplified Dries Van Noten.

The beloved Belgian designer is celebrating his 100th fashion show by revisiting all 100 of his archival collections — and their equally iconic soundtracks.