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The rules of the court state that only one person may take the witness stand at a time. But in Werner Herzog's new, Venice-premiering film Bucking Fastard, they're inexplicably bent for two sisters. Joan and Jean Holbrooke-played by real life sisters, Roo

This story appears in i-D 377, out this September.written by ALEX KESSLER photography CAMILLE VIVIERstyling CLARE BYRNE It is, somehow, the first genuinely grey day London has managed in weeks-the kind that persuades you summer might already have packed i

Eclipse, beach, party, beach, eclipse. A good time was had, but remember, nothing is as it seems. It became very clear this month that social output can be very different from our reality. Don't compare. Love yourself. @elvirasfilmdiary @kalhujay @jonahho

There are people who get dressed, and then there is Ryan Sickler, better known online as RyanIdiotBoy, who approaches the activity more like a small-scale theatrical production. A normal day might involve an American flag bomber jacket by Praying, an Aphe

Alex Heard and Mack Pegram have been friends since primary school. When I call them in Zurich, where they're preparing their latest project, Are You Having Any Fun?, they frequently finish each other's sentences and explain that they often slip into a kin

photography MAX LANCASTER For one weekend every August, Notting Hill becomes the center of London. Sound systems shake windows from morning onward, streets disappear beneath crowds, and the distinction between spectator and participant quickly dissolves.

photography ARTHUR ANSTEEintroduction DOUGLAS GREENWOOD The way music publications describe the work of Jane Remover is akin to the warning signs on drain cleaner: abrasive, acidic, corrosive. Pitchfork contributor Kieran Press-Reynolds compared their ear

photography TAMARA TESFAIwritten by FLORA MEDINAIt's hard to pin down the moment when adolescence ends and adulthood begins. Three years ago, age 26, Owen Thiele was packing his bags to fly from his hometown of LA to Toronto. "Most of my favorite pieces w

There's something about the charged energy of a festival that brings out the most unapologetic version of ourselves-the freedom to wear something a little different, vibes a consistent 10/10, and a crowd caught in a euphoric pulse. So, where better than A

We love Chopova Lowena here at i-D. Since launching in 2017, Emma Chopova and Laura Lowena-Irons have built one of the most distinct worlds in London fashion, colliding Bulgarian craft and folklore with everything from punk and climbing gear to school uni