Four musicians, four sets of filmmakers, four cities. THE FACE teamed up with Nike to celebrate explosive music scenes from across Europe, getting to know Chy Cartier, Cora, Crystallmess and RenzNiro, plus a quartet of filmmakers.

To see in summer 2025, the British label invited a starry line-up down to Notting Hill's Walmer Castle for a good, old-fashioned lock-in organised by THE FACE. 

For AW24, Clarks heads to streetwear’s ground zero, Ura-Harajuku, charting the cultural cross-pollination that makes it one of the most significant fashion districts in Shibuya, not least the birthplace of the eponymous style tribe, Urahara-kei.

The Clarks and Tokyo documentary, directed by Taichi Kimura, delves deep into the archives, calling on the voices and faces that live and breathe the look. Together, the story builds a picture of proto-streetwear Tokyo, where style tribes fashioned themselves in vintage imports and classic Clarks footwear.

Frieze Week is a publication published as a companion to the week of the fair, celebrating the richness of the Frieze Art Fairs, and the surge of cultural events that take place simultaneously across the city.

Arcipelago is the editorial project launched by C.P. Company in 2022, conceived to capture the brand’s contemporary spirit by exploring cultures, stories, landscapes, urban environments and the underlying tensions of today’s society.

i-D asked iconic fashion designer Rick Owens to answer an array of weird and wonderful questions sent from his friends, family and peers including Sissy Misfit, Kris Van Assche, Stephen Jones, Gwendoline Christie, Ludovic de Saint Sernin and more. Covering everything from queer history, sex clubs and his favourite films (you’d be surprised!) to life with muse-slash-partner Michèle Lamy and his new Dr. Martens collab, the Californian provocateur gives us a rare insight into his psyche.

To chime with their first capsule collection, Converse and Isabel Marant bring together a trio of creative icons, each connected by an integrity to themselves and their individual practices. Threaded together in a series of short films, an open conversation ensues. In one clip, Marant explains the philosophy behind the collaboration. True to her raw but refined aesthetic, the capsule offers a laissez-faire sensibility, while the Chuck silhouette proves its affinity for stylistic interpretation.

Finding a match in the design cues that make Converse the footwear of choice for style originals, Marant brings a free-spirited Parisian touch to the all-new Chuck 70 Wedge – so named for its integrated heel – as well as the Chuck 70 hi top and Chuck 70 low top. A frayed upper, Marant maison emblem and ice undersole accompany the designs worn throughout the interviews.

“My purpose was to have a real, honest and simple mix-up with our two companies – something that gives joy to the people who wear it, who want to be themselves,” says Marant.

Why Japanese designers are leading menswear, Vogue Business, 2025

An evening at 10Foot, Tox and Fume’s gallery takeover, The Face, 2025

Larry Stanton’s Lost Men, Frieze, 2024

Mark Leckey, Kaleidoscope, 2023

Fendi SS24 show review, i-D, 2024

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