Johannesburg

By putting a pop spin on the deep house sounds of amapiano, 19-year-old Tyla is taking the genre international with her debut single ‘Getting Late’.

As he's announced as one of eight nominees of this year's LVMH Prize, South African designer Thebe Magugu discusses the importance of celebrating the untold possibilities of African design.

As the Soweto-born, Johannesburg city-based fashion designer shares his latest whimsical campaign, we discuss how his work explores his own queer identity alongside the past, present, and future of South Africa.

Stars of i-D’s new Mykki Blanco documentary, FAKA are musicians, performance artists, and activists who are helping to re-shape South African culture and identity. We got their unique insight into the essential elements of their nation’s music.

As we present our new documentary with Mykki Blanco, exploring South Africa’s creative, LGBTQI scene, get to know one of Johannesburg’s game-changing queer artists, Umlilo.

Directed by Kristin Lee Moolman and styled by Ib Kamara, "Strobe Light" is a pastel-hued celebration of creating your own universe and expressing yourself to the full.

Pantsula — an ecstatic dance form that interfaces with American music and Apartheid struggle — has developed in South African townships for over 50 years.

The Johannesburg local tells us why male photographers need to listen to women.

Across her short films and upcoming web series, Zandile is looking at evolving African identity, the echo of gentrification and how the rest of the world got South African street style all wrong.

Joyride under the blue skies of Johannesburg as you learn some of the world's greatest dance moves.

South Africa’s Skhothane are obsessed with consumption and designer goods, how is this different from every other subculture?

For the first in our "Worn In" series, we travel to downtown Johannesburg, where for the Skhothanes, life is all about looking good and making money. As rival groups the Casa Novas and the Pro Italian Takers take it outside to the streets of Tembisa...