JAMAICA

With fans in Rihanna, Beyoncé and Paloma Elesser, Prism swimwear has always been about one thing; body positivity. Here founder Anna Laub shares her notes on being a woman.

Queer acceptance is a complex issue in an island nation shaped by colonialism and complicated by US politics.

Director Sophie Fiennes followed Grace Jones for over a decade to make the film, which will launch at a special live event broadcast to cinemas across the country on 25 October. Check out the film poster exclusively on i-D.

Fresh from her most recent exhibition, TBH, which showed during Art Basel, we caught up with the artist to talk navigating the politics of gender and race.

Designer Shayne Oliver worked with photographer Pieter Hugo for the initial project, the fruits of which have come full circle, being printed on a new line of ultra long-sleeve T-shirt dresses.

South London’s Tanika teams with Tobz on a sweet slice of dutty rock.

We discuss the changing face of Jamaica's music scene with the photographer who was there capturing it.

Tun up in Jamaica with Pum Pum Socks founder Savannah Baker as she collaborates with adidas on their first personalised pool slides.

The openly gay actress attended the event in Kingston this weekend.

Serbian photographer Boogie isn't trying to change the world just document it honestly.

i-D photographer Stephanie Sian Smith spent 24 hours in Kingston. Here's what she saw and who she shot during her brief time in Jamaica's awe-inspiring capital city...

The straight up was invented by Terry Jones in 1980, published in the first issues of i-D. It's a head-to-toe portrait of someone looking good in their clothes with something to say.