TikTok’s possible ban is the US is losing support among Americans. In a new survey conducted by Pew Research, it was discovered that only one-third of the American respondents are now in favour of a potential TikTok ban – compared to 50 per cent of respondents in March 2023. Though Pew did not ask their participants their reasons for their opinions, the survey shows a definite change in public opinion towards the controversial app.
Hideo Kojima stanning Caroline Polachek was on our 2024 bingo card, actually. King.
Summer 2024 was the world’s hottest summer ever recorded. According to the EU’s climate change monitor, the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S), this year’s summer months were the warmest they have ever been. The temperatures signal that 2024 might surpass 2023’s record of the warmest year on the planet. Unless countries take urgent steps, extreme temperatures “will only become more intense,” says C3S deputy director Samantha Burgess.
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TikTok’s possible ban is the US is losing support among Americans. In a new survey conducted by Pew Research, it was discovered that only one-third of the American respondents are now in favour of a potential TikTok ban – compared to 50 per cent of respondents in March 2023. Though Pew did not ask their participants their reasons for their opinions, the survey shows a definite change in public opinion towards the controversial app.
Hideo Kojima stanning Caroline Polachek was on our 2024 bingo card, actually. King.
Summer 2024 was the world’s hottest summer ever recorded. According to the EU’s climate change monitor, the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S), this year’s summer months were the warmest they have ever been. The temperatures signal that 2024 might surpass 2023’s record of the warmest year on the planet. Unless countries take urgent steps, extreme temperatures “will only become more intense,” says C3S deputy director Samantha Burgess.
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Collina Strada’s SS25 collection is a reminder to stop and smell the roses. Debuted in a private cemetery in New York City’s East Village last evening, the SS25 collection, titled “Touch Grass”, is full of dainty lace, dreamy ruffles and delicate satins. Asymmetrical hems, barely-there bloomers and puffy tulle sleeves make for a collection that is ethereal, playful and dripping with romance. Modelling the collection was a range of familiar faces, including a floor-length wig adorned Jazzelle Zanaughtti and the formidable Green Lady of Brooklyn carrying a bespoke satin iguana.
Collina Strada’s SS25 collection is a reminder to stop and smell the roses. Debuted in a private cemetery in New York City’s East Village last evening, the SS25 collection, titled “Touch Grass”, is full of dainty lace, dreamy ruffles and delicate satins. Asymmetrical hems, barely-there bloomers and puffy tulle sleeves make for a collection that is ethereal, playful and dripping with romance. Modelling the collection was a range of familiar faces, including a floor-length wig adorned Jazzelle Zanaughtti and the formidable Green Lady of Brooklyn carrying a bespoke satin iguana.
This week on i-D we launched our new digital cover story starring Charli XCX and Troye Sivan, spoke to Sebastian Croft on pivoting from teen-friendly TV into more grown-up roles, took an exclusive look inside the coolest block in London, and explored the complex relationship between pop stars, such as Chappell Roan and Doja Cat, and their fans. Peep the whole site for much, much more.
Luna Luna is headed to NYC. A ferris wheel by Basquiat, a carousel by Keith Haring and an enchanted tree by Hockney are just a few of the things the lucky people of Hamburg got to experience at Luna Luna, the world’s first art-amusement park, during the summer of 1987. Sadly, the park was only open for one year, leaving many of these wonderful creations to sit in storage for close to four decades. Enter: Drake (yes, the Drake), who has finally unearthed the items and will be working on restoring them with the help of creative director Michael Goldberg. Finally, an opening date has been announced. From 20 November, the people of New York City will be able to visit the park, reimagined.
The long-awaited debut album from The Dare is here. On What’s Wrong With New York, the breakout New York-based singer and producer singlehandedly keeps the heart of the Indie Sleaze revival beating. Featuring collaborations with Dylan Brady and Brockhampton’s Romil Hemnani, the album is loud, throbbing, and hits like a bump. Listen to the album here.
This week on i-D we launched our new digital cover story starring Charli XCX and Troye Sivan, spoke to Sebastian Croft on pivoting from teen-friendly TV into more grown-up roles, took an exclusive look inside the coolest block in London, and explored the complex relationship between pop stars, such as Chappell Roan and Doja Cat, and their fans. Peep the whole site for much, much more.
Luna Luna is headed to NYC. A ferris wheel by Basquiat, a carousel by Keith Haring and an enchanted tree by Hockney are just a few of the things the lucky people of Hamburg got to experience at Luna Luna, the world’s first art-amusement park, during the summer of 1987. Sadly, the park was only open for one year, leaving many of these wonderful creations to sit in storage for close to four decades. Enter: Drake (yes, the Drake), who has finally unearthed the items and will be working on restoring them with the help of creative director Michael Goldberg. Finally, an opening date has been announced. From 20 November, the people of New York City will be able to visit the park, reimagined.
The long-awaited debut album from The Dare is here. On What’s Wrong With New York, the breakout New York-based singer and producer singlehandedly keeps the heart of the Indie Sleaze revival beating. Featuring collaborations with Dylan Brady and Brockhampton’s Romil Hemnani, the album is loud, throbbing, and hits like a bump. Listen to the album here.
Marc Jacobs celebrate their 40th birthday with Futura collab. Happy bday, MJ! To mark 40 years of Marc Jacobs, the iconic brand has teamed with the legendary graffiti artist on a new unisex capsule collection. The special edition drop consists of paint-splattered denim, graphic totes, and xenomorph-like silver jewellery. We’d like it all, please.
Marc Jacobs celebrate their 40th birthday with Futura collab. Happy bday, MJ! To mark 40 years of Marc Jacobs, the iconic brand has teamed with the legendary graffiti artist on a new unisex capsule collection. The special edition drop consists of paint-splattered denim, graphic totes, and xenomorph-like silver jewellery. We’d like it all, please.
Private school-core or haute couture? Celine’s latest menswear collection for Summer 2025 is inspired by antiquated English dress codes. In the fashion house’s video for the upcoming collection, a traditional (read: extremely wealthy) English manor house acts as the perfect backdrop for the collection’s cricket sweaters, top hats and tweed blazers. A little less This Is England, a little more Saltburn. See the collection below.
Private school-core or haute couture? Celine’s latest menswear collection for Summer 2025 is inspired by antiquated English dress codes. In the fashion house’s video for the upcoming collection, a traditional (read: extremely wealthy) English manor house acts as the perfect backdrop for the collection’s cricket sweaters, top hats and tweed blazers. A little less This Is England, a little more Saltburn. See the collection below.
Glenn Martens is leaving Y/Project. After an 11-year tenure, it was announced today that Glenn will be stepping down from his role as the brand’s creative director. The surprise announcement comes after the brand’s co-founder Gilles Elalouf passed away earlier this year. “Glenn Martens thanks Y/Project and Gilles Elalouf […] for giving him the support and freedom to express his vision while expanding on the creative artistry that the label established,” a statement released by the brand says. While Y/Project are currently scheduled to show their SS25 collection during Paris Fashion Week later this month, it is unknown whether the show will actually go ahead.
Jonatan Leandoer96, AKA Yung Lean, just dropped a new track. The saddest boy in Sweden has just released a new single, titled “Home”. In the track, woozy guitar chords are layered under Lean’s casual vocals. Co-produced by fellow Sad Boys member Gud, the song is the perfect nostalgia-tinged soundtrack for a rainy afternoon. Listen here.
