One casting call. 800 applicants. 5 callbacks. One budding actress with big dreams. To find the cover star of this issue, we scoured the country for a teenager who singularly embodies America today. Her name is Enza Khoury.

Buy the limited-edition cover featuring Naomi Campbell online now. written by Sara McAlpinephotography Thibaut Grevetimage architecture Law Roach  They say you never forget your first. For Naomi Campbell, the first of her countless magazine covers happened here, 39 years ago. “I had only been modelling for four months, so it was all new to me,” […]

For the Unknown Issue, our cover star FKA twigs and her friend Playboi Carti talk about orgasmic energy, martial arts, and Eusexua.

Your new i-Daddy weighs in.

Dries Van Noten is passing the shears to Julian Klausner, but he’s not leaving him in the lurch.

Inside the inner circle of McQueen creative director Seán McGirr

“I’m always going to be an It girl. I’ve been one before I was a rapper—all five mugshots.”

In i-D’s “The Unknown Issue,” we meet 7 viral creators who went from anonymous shitposters to voices shaping the internet.

The Way I Feel Inside: A beauty story from The Unknown Issue

She moves and the world’s pop girlies follow. What are the secrets of her divine feminine power?

In i-D’s “The Unknown Issue,” we peek into flats across Tokyo.

​​An afternoon in South London with the skaters who wear the ’fits, eat the food, take the falls—and make it all look easy.

After the destruction of the Eaton Fire, artists Martine Syms and Aria Dean reflect on the “edge of the world” magic of the Los Angeles suburb.

From London to Tokyo to New York, eight femme designers are expanding the boundaries of femininity—dreaming new worlds, embracing contradiction, and proving that softness can be subversive.

Some i-Deas for when you want to leave society.

Get your wellies on, it’s Glasto, baby!

What makes Georgia… Georgia? Locals share what they love, what to eat, and why you should probably skip your itinerary.

We trekked across one of our favoured southern states to find out what’s good.

From what they wear to where they vibe—unfiltered Lagos, direct from the source.

A no-filter look at Switzerland—candid from the locals. Where to eat, dance, and soak in the views (or avoid the winter blues).

At London Fashion Week, we ditch the runway gloss to spotlight the stylish people in the wild. Students, designers, and creatives deliver honest takes on what works—and what doesn’t—in their wardrobes.

Motos, markets and a cup of sweet milk tea. Photographer Prissilya Junewin hits up the people that make Taipei such a buzzing metropolis.

Buckfast gets you f*cked fast!!!! Square sausages, haggis, and everything else fun that happened in Scotland on Burns Night.

Propping up the Vietnamese city are a gang of creatives inspired by FKA twigs, good food and freedom.

Hit the beach and hear the hopes and resolutions of those ringing in 2025 in Brazil.

Catching waves on the island where summer never ends.

Folklore and fish and chips on England’s east coast.

Crossing junctions in Shibuya with stylish Tokyoites.

Freedom, friendship and fierce looks on the streets of Ghana’s capital.

Entering the style Olympics with residents of the French capital, aged 18 to 68.

In her new book “Plaukai,” Francesca Allen documents a uniquely Lithuanian tradition up close.

A compelling photobook explores the last 50 years of Irish culture through the lenses of 70 photographers.

Photographer Frida Lisa Carstensen Jersø captures a raw and intimate visual journey through illness, identity, and resilience.

Disillusioned by life in London, Keiran Perry jumped in his van and hit the road with a troupe of performers. He stayed for two years.

“Manga-Corps” is a 200-page dive into the high-speed sound and anarchic visuals of a lost rave era.

For the relaunch of her ultra-limited photobook, Ilona Staller—porn star, politician, and provocateur—gives us the lore.

Photographer Michella Bredahl and stylist Lotta Volkova’s ‘everyth!ng 001’ takes subjects you’ve seen before, switches up their typical setting, and drapes them lovingly in Miu Miu.