From erotic footwear to mental health art meditations, here's what to do this week according i-D.
Happy Monday! The new week is here and with it comes the chance to delve deep into some fresh culture and fashion. Here’s your latest look at the i-D Guide. A pop art pioneer from the 60s, Tom Wesselmann’s vibrant work gets a 2022 re-up in the hands of Coach, who’ve collaborated with his estate on a collection of handbags, apparel and accessories.
Head over to the Coach websiteAs the war continues on Ukrainian soil, LGBTQ+ residents still living there remain under threat, and don’t have the capacity to celebrate Pride in the same way many in the rest of Europe can. In order to raise money for local charities, the fashion magazine Out of Order has linked up with several iconic artists, including Anne Imhof, to create T-shirts you can buy now to help support those on the ground.
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