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Fashion’s addiction to newness is destroying to the planet and the industry needs to redefine its relationship to the past.

i-D was invited to capture this sacred annual ushering of the spring solstice and discuss the structural racism the local communities face.

"The hope is that by not just operating spaces but owning spaces, Black people have the ability to control their destinies a little bit better."

Photographer Vava Ribeiro and journalist Erisvan Guajajara document those at the largest mobilisation of Indigineous people in the nation's history.

Angelo Baque, Sage Elsesser and other friends and family of the Primer Rebelde De America founder discuss his runway dreams and fashion inspirations.

The designer unpacks how 60s jazz and Sanlé Sory's images inspired her work, illustrated by his new portraiture of Burkinabe youth and unseen archive.

Yessenia Funes explains why the climate change denying acts of white billionaires are affecting Indigenous, Black, trans and queer people the most.

Photographer Colin Dodgson captures the beauty of Albania's Vjosa river, also known as the Blue Heart of Europe.

Diving deep into Artifact's designer archive, Mario Sorrenti and Alastair McKimm lens Vittoria, Selena, Mica and Julia in pieces of fashion history.

Stef Mitchell and stylist Sydney Rose Thomas delve into their personal archives to shoot Mica Argañaraz alongside Binx Walton and Freja Beha Erichsen.

With no new clothes in the fashion section of our latest issue, Zoë Ghertner and Camilla Nickerson shoot Celina in recycled, upcycled and D.I.Y. designs.

i-D and Parley for the Oceans collaborate on 'the endless conversation', a dialogue between its founder Cyrill Gutsch and the activists, conservationists, academics and designers who are changing the world.