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The Exhibitionist Issue is a celebration of clothes designed to be put on, to show off. In four bare essential covers, Nicola Formichetti and Mariano Vivanco go Gaga for Mugler and i-D Fashion Director Edward Enninful and photographer Emma Summerton go wild with the incredible Anja Rubik and get hot, hot, hot with some of fashion’s finest females in nothing but their birthday suits courtesy of Kayt Jones and Pippa Vosper. 
Bearing your soul is a necessity to being creative and as a resultThe Exhibitionist Issue has a strong art theme, A-list movie star James Franco swaps acting for art, Aaron Rose of Beautiful Losers fame discusses the cultural importance of street art and Ryan McGinley explains why he prefers his subjects as nature intended. Riccardo Tisci talks casting at Givenchy, we fiesta with Tom Ford, share fighting talk with bright young Hollywooder Alex Shaffer, get ROAR with Zoo Kid, catch-up with Belgian artist and former Raf Simons collaborator Peter De Potter and take time out with London’s new dubstep artists - James Blake, Ramadanman, Pariah, Pangea and Mount Kimbie… Phew! It’s getting hot in here! They button up with McQueen, Rodarte, London’s establishing womenswear voices and i-D favs Dr Noki and Judy Blame, then strip down and flaunt it in their men’s underwear round-up. Are you in the mood for nude?!

Launched in 1980, i-D has built a reputation for being a consistent source of inspiration for all involved in fashion culture. i-D began as a fanzine dedicated to the street style of punk-era London in 1980 and soon became essential reading for the fashion-aware. i-D has now developed into a glossy magazine that documents fashion and contemporary culture, and has gone a long way toward defining it. i-D constantly reinvents itself and continues to encourage creativity, which is why after almost 25 years its editorial content still manages to surprise and inspire.

Issue 312 . Spring 2011 . The Exhibitionist Issue

Country of origin: England
English text
6 issues per year
35 x 25 cm
242 pages