i-D March 2007 : Lily Donaldson

[Royal-Galliano]

THE WILD WOMEN DO issue.

Photography Mario Sorrenti. Dress by Christopher Kane.
Photography Alasdair McLellan. Dress by Louis Vuitton.

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Insi-De THE WILD WOMEN DO ISSUE Women rule right now – we’re running for government, running tings in the music industry, the fashion industry and beyond. Girl power is on the go. 29 Know yourself. i-DSpace letters page www.i-dmagazine.com/identify… 58 Eye. The essential guide to everything hot for more than a minute right now. FASHION 132 Make it happen. Photography Mario Sorrenti. Fashion Director Edward Enninful. 136 Only boring people get bored. Photography Alasdair McLellan. Fashion Director Edward Enninful. 164 Reach for the stars. Photography Emma Summerton. Fashion Director Edward Enninful. 178 Don’t hate me ‘cause you ain’t me. Photography Cedric Buchet. Styling Jane How. 190 Don’t put your hat where you can’t reach it. Photography Alexei Hay. Styling Mel Ottenberg. FEATURES. 138 Only boring people get bored. From a double cover star, to a council estate honey and glamazon in your local diner, Lily Donaldson is many things to many stylists. We talk to the girl behind the chameleon. Text Susan Corrigan. 174 Look after the pennies, and the pounds will look after themselves. The brother-sister House of Christopher and Tammy Kane is in deepest East London but it’s big in the fashion world with teeny-tiny dresses. We go through the door in Dalston. Christopher Kane text Ben Reardon. Tammy Kane text Lauren Cochrane. Photography Alice Hawkins. 200 Womenswear report. What’s happening on planet fashion for Spring/Summer 2007, and how to bring it into your girl’s world. Report Francesca Burns. Photography Terry Jones. Catwalk photography Mitchell Sams. Styling Francesca Burns. Photography Wendy Bevan. 218 Don’t always follow the path of another. David Lynch and Laura Dern have been partners in crime – and film – for more than 20 years. She’s his muse, he’s her mentor. With the release of their latest film this month, we go back, and forward, and back again into David’s and Laura’s worlds. David Lynch text Justin Theroux. Laura Dern text Chris Wallace. Photography Matt Jones. 224 Follow your mother’s advice. Hussein Chalayan has altered the shape of fashion – literally – time and time again. This season, he brought robots on the catwalk to help him transform dresses before our very eyes. A genius reveals his working process. Text Jamie Huckbody. Catwalk photography Mitchell Sams. 232 It’s better that people point and stare, than to be ignored. Just because women are big and fat, doesn’t mean they ain’t sexy. Kelli Drinkwater is a DJ, performer, model and designer who proves big really is beautiful. Text Susan Corrigan. Photography Simian Coates. 238 Never run for a bus, train or man. When one leaves, another arrives. Susanne Oberbeck is the best wo/man on the London scene – a girl who performs topless but with a moustache, wears her hair long but speaks in a baritone. Ladies and gentlemen, here’s No Bra. Text Tessa Christian. Photography Rebecca Thomas. 244 It’s a matter of principle. Hannah Jones wants to change Nike from the inside out. The Director of Corporate Responsibility for the company, she is making every decision matter – one step at a time. Text Tricia Jones. 248 Find something you truly love to do with your life. Only then will you be truly happy. CSS’ Lovefoxxx is the hotttessst alternative pin-up right now. The Brazilian booty beauty tells us how five kids from surburban Sao Paolo became electro superstars – and she became their siren. Text Jaimie Hodgson. Photography Ami Sioux. 254 Believe in yourself, and others will too. Amy Kellner is the the girl to know on NYC’s downtown scene – a door wh*re, the store manager of aNYthing and writer. We love her. You will too. Text and photography Ryan McGinley. Styling Jason Farrer. 260 i-D live. Club kids, publishing powerhouses, girl DJs and reviews. 274 i-Con. Donatella Versace on blondes, Versace women, caviar and her ideal dinner party.

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[Faith Akiyama]

Oh Lily...from housewife to vixen!

 

[Royal-Galliano]

^ Or... from a desperate housewife to an even more desperate vixen... I hate both.

 

[kanita]

The 'housewife' look is so late 80s, it hurts.

 

[lady stardust]

oh i luv this!!! LILY!
thxxx for sharing my luvely R-G!

 

[Kanna]

Lily!

 

[SusanSuperstar]

wow...that´s fabulous...... I love both Covers!!!!!!

 

[Manuva]

Love the 2nd cover, in the blue shirt!
Not as good as her last i-D cover though.

 

[Diamond Star]

Like her eye shadow in the first one...but I find both covers disappointing

 

[liberty33r1b]

don't like it...

 

[glósóli]

I really like the first cover, the second is a bit disappointing.

 

[Alien Sex Friend]

oh sh*tty contents again
i-d miseed his "it" (
almost everytime lame photographers inside
it makes me think what i-d doesn`t have any money on good work

 

[Moofins]

I..I don't know how I feel about it. o.O

 

[iluvjeisa]

ooo0OOO0ooo

 

[polka_dot]

Lily!

I want it! Now if only I can actually get it.

 

[MulletProof]

not feeling the "vixen" cover but the 80s one is so cool, i love it.

 

[taben]

^ it's the contrary for me

I don't like the 80s cover, but then i hate everything that looks like it belongs to the 80s or the 90s

On the other hand, i love the vixen cover I hope that's the one my bookstore will have on its shelves

 

[jetsetandtrash]

i-d is terrible now.

 

[OlgaKorbut]

Love me some Lily, but i don't particularly care for either cover. I like them both fine, but that's it.

 

[TheGlassAngel]

I love Lily (another girl who can't do wrong in my books). I like it very much