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i-D No. 256 catalogue image
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TMR-000351Magazine object

i-D No. 256

The Occupation Issue — Diana Dondoe by Mario Sorrenti

July 2005

i-D No. 256, The Occupation Issue, July 2005, with Romanian model Diana Dondoe photographed by Mario Sorrenti and styled by Edward Enninful.

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Publication
i-D
Condition
Good+ / Very Good−
Completeness
Complete — all pages/components assumed present under the standing TMR magazine completeness rule; no missing issued supplement, insert, wrap or other component has been reported.
Date
July 2005

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Catalogue note

i-D No. 256, The Occupation Issue, July 2005, with Romanian model Diana Dondoe photographed by Mario Sorrenti and styled by Edward Enninful. The deliberately smeared, blackened styling turns the magazine's signature wink into a more confrontational fashion image, while the issue sits within i-D's dense mid-2000s crossover of fashion, photography, music and youth culture. Exact-issue documentation also records features on Amerie, Bernhard Willhelm, Stone Island, Josh Lucas and extensive fashion portfolios.

Why this object matters

The Sorrenti/Enninful Dondoe image is an outstanding confrontational interpretation of the wink. The current evidence supports 8.5, but not a separate breakthrough sufficient to sustain the former near-Gold position.

Evidence limits: Complete — all pages/components assumed present under the standing TMR magazine completeness rule; no missing issued supplement, insert, wrap or other component has been reported.

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Archive Importance: 8.5 / 10.

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