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Art
Téa Henry
Téa Henry takes us to the parties and presentations happening beyond art’s most buzzy event.
Music
Patrick Sproull
At London’s V&A East Storehouse, over 90,000 curios from Bowie’s personal collection have been collated in an archive, including everything from Hello! magazine covers to funny fan mail.
Culture
James Dean
To mark their ninth edition, we go inside Sextou’s link-up with the cult Colombian party Bulto, and figure out why they feel different in today’s queer scene.
Alex Kessler
Harry Freegard sheds the misfit mask and steps fully into his own artistry with “Gorgeous,” a tender, silk-drenched solo debut at South London’s Soup Gallery.
Fashion
For Spring 2026, the British designer reimagines a disused Job Centre as a salon of kink, care, and London-born creativity.
Photography
Steff Yotka
…and I really liked your vibe.
Party
Jackson Bowley
Denim Tears creative director Tremaine Emory and i-D editor-in-chief Thom Bettridge welcomed friends to a basement club with James Massiah, Vegyn, Jordss, and AAA behind the decks.
Alex Arauz, Eilidh Duffy
Carly Mark’s decision to move Puppets and Puppets to London is already paying off.
Betty Oxlade-Martin
Capturing personal style in the birthplace of i-D.
Isaac Muk
Norman ‘Normski’ Anderson’s unorthodox path into the industry led him to photograph the likes of Goldie, Run DMC and NWA.
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