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i-D June/July 2002

1-D June/July 2002

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I'm back in the big bad city tonight, but this editorial, another artifact from the dusty magazine archives, is like a little slice of grey, grungy home. Eight or so years later and I'm still in love.

(photos by Corinne Day for i-D Magazine June/July 2002)

10 comments:

Isabel said...

From the second I saw the first photo, I knew it was from i-D magazine but I had no idea the issue was so old! It looks so relevant today.

K said...

I love the dark hues in these.

tara-lynn / good night, day said...

thanks so much for sharing these, i'm such a huge fan of corrine day's work! she is such an under appreciated photographer.

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emily said...

thanks for digging this up, beautiful editorial, really timeless

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Unknown said...

beautiful shoot, love the first one with bikes! and the last two, the color, composition and clothes, beautiful!

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Kellie said...

These pictures are just gorgeous! Thanks for posting them, I'm adding them to my inspiration file right now! :)

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Unknown said...

this is beautiful, and looks like it could be in a current issue...

mareike said...

hello siri,
just thought you might be interested in something related i posted a couple of weeks ago in my blog:
an editorial shot by corinne day for i-D magazine.
it's called grunge couture and dates back to- get this-
january 1993.
yep, i guess i really am getting old.
check it out, it's beautiful!
and so different from today-
retouched i assume, but no photoshop back then....