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i-D No. 274

The Wild Women Do Issue — Lily Donaldson by Mario Sorrenti

March 2007★ Gold Star object

i-D No. 274, March 2007, The Wild Women Do Issue, with Lily Donaldson on the Mario Sorrenti cover.

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Publication
i-D
Condition
Very Good
Completeness
Front and rear covers are present and no separate supplement or free gift has been identified in research; full internal page-by-page collation has not been performed, so interior completeness remains unverified.
Date
March 2007

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Catalogue note

i-D No. 274, March 2007, The Wild Women Do Issue, with Lily Donaldson on the Mario Sorrenti cover. The issue is a strong document of mid-2000s British fashion culture: i-D framed it around contemporary female cultural power, while one of its most historically useful features introduced Christopher Kane to i-D readers through his first interview and first shoot for the magazine. The rear preserves a period Tom Ford Eyewear advertisement.

Why this object matters

The documented first Kane interview and shoot for i-D provide a specific formative designer-publication relationship within the issue’s female-cultural-power framing. Award Gold at 9.0, carefully distinguishing an i-D first from his first-ever interview.

Evidence limits: Front and rear covers are present and no separate supplement or free gift has been identified in research; full internal page-by-page collation has not been performed, so interior completeness remains unverified.

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Archive Importance: 9 / 10 · Gold Star.

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