i-D No. 347
The Family Values Issue · Spring 2017 · Mica Argañaraz by Mario Sorrenti
Spring 2017 i-D No. 347, The Family Values Issue, with Mica Argañaraz photographed by Mario Sorrenti. i-D framed the issue around families, teams, tribes, collectives and chosen communities in a politically divided moment.
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- i-D
- Condition
- Very Good appearance from supplied cover, contributor-page and back-cover photographs — ungraded magazine.
- Completeness
- Magazine treated as complete under the owner’s standing TMR magazine rule unless otherwise stated. Supplied photographs show front cover, contributor page and back cover; no page-by-page physical collation performed.
- Date
- Spring 2017
Catalogue note
Spring 2017 i-D No. 347, The Family Values Issue, with Mica Argañaraz photographed by Mario Sorrenti. i-D framed the issue around families, teams, tribes, collectives and chosen communities in a politically divided moment. The issue includes Sorrenti and Alastair McKimm’s Saint Laurent-focused fashion story and a broad creative roster; this copy preserves a full-page Moschino back-cover advertisement.
Why this object matters
The Sorrenti/Argañaraz cover and Family Values framing preserve a specific fashion response to community and division in 2017. It is outstanding comparative photographic/editorial evidence, but the retained case does not establish a publication milestone or unusually consequential exact-copy state. Align with other established photographer-led i-D issues rather than the near-Gold tier.
Evidence limits: No new physical inspection or collation was performed. Copy-specific conclusions remain limited to the retained catalogue and accession evidence.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 8.5 / 10.
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