the get up stand up issue

Photographer Maxwell Tomlinson captures teen angst at its most picturesque and poignant.

For The Get Up Stand Up Issue, John gives his first interview since retiring from fashion back in 2014, discussing daughter Simone's recent collection. We listen in on a distinctly family affair.

The ascendant rapper is introducing Brooklyn Drill to the world, ready or not

Plus find out more about the designer's creative process, her pre-show morning routine and, most importantly, what her favourite flavour of crisps is.

Demna Gvasalia sounds off on authenticity, the future and his creative process for The Get Up Stand Up Issue.

The demands of the climate cause go hand-in-hand with the aims of socialism. There’s no green movement that doesn’t also necessarily dictate redistributed wealth and limitations on excessive consumption.

With the UK's general election on the horizon, photographer Sam Rock and i-D Senior Fashion Editor Max Clark shoot a portfolio of young Irish people with hopes and dreams and concerns and worries that have little to do with Brexit.

Two decades after his passing Francesca, Mario, Gray and Arsun Sorrenti continue to be inspired by Davide's unique view on the world.

20 years on from the release of his seminal film, "Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore", the artist reflects on how the art world has changed and explains how to find the internet's best cursed images.

Introducing the final cover star for The Get Up Stand Up Issue. The model, the myth, the legend (the Gemini, the YouTube star, the lawyer...)

As Koffee wears head to toe Telfar SS20 on the cover of The Get Up Stand Up Issue, we catch up with the designer about his vision, practice and plan to take over the world.

Introducing Koffee, the young female reggae artist completely reinvigorating the genre and the fifth cover of The Get Up Stand Up Issue.