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i-D No. 284

The Boyz II Men Issue — Gemma Ward & Lily Donaldson by Emma Summerton

February 2008

i-D No. 284, February 2008, The Boyz II Men Issue, with Gemma Ward and Lily Donaldson photographed by Emma Summerton and fashion-directed by Edward Enninful.

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Publication
i-D
Condition
Very Good
Completeness
Main magazine treated as complete under the standing TMR magazine protocol; front and rear covers are present and an interior contents page is photographed. Full page-by-page collation has not been performed.
Date
February 2008

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Catalogue note

i-D No. 284, February 2008, The Boyz II Men Issue, with Gemma Ward and Lily Donaldson photographed by Emma Summerton and fashion-directed by Edward Enninful. The photographed contents page confirms a concentrated menswear and male-identity issue spanning Thom Browne, Collier Schorr, Ryan McGinley, Alasdair McLellan and Larry Clark. The rear preserves a period Prada advertisement.

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The photographed menswear and male-identity contents connect Browne, Schorr, McGinley and McLellan in a coherent editorial project. This merits outstanding 8.9, but not the former Gold-level 9.3 without stronger evidence of impact.

Evidence limits: No new physical inspection or collation was performed. Copy-specific conclusions remain limited to the retained catalogue and accession evidence.

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Archive Importance: 8.9 / 10.

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