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“Our outfits got more and more crazy as the day went on, we spurred each other on when we saw each other’s outfits!” CAROLINE BRASCH NIELSEN, 20
“My selfie is menswear inspired, with a feminine twist. I’m obsessed with these Margiela high-waisted trousers and crazy high heels. And of course, I could not put that dinosaur hat down! It’s so bizarre, but so awesome! I love playing dress up.” JACQUELYN JABLONSKI, 22
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Since the selfie was built upon the pillars of self-obsession, there’s really no reason to be modest about it. Not unlike the selfie itself, however, the Healing Tool is a thing best exercised in small doses, and a selfie shouldn’t be the result of an intense weekend of Photoshopping. Instead, know your angles, get good light, and if all fails, just shoot everything from above. Without flash. In the dark. #yolo Jacquelyn wears top Billionaire Boys Club. Trousers Maison Martin Margiela. Hat Piers Atkinson. Suitcase Longchamp. Watch Bell & Ross. Shoes Giuseppe Zanotti. 58 i-D STREET ISSUE
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A selfie says more than a thousand words, but all it really needs to say is “swag”. Say you’re Caroline Brasch Nielsen, you’ve just been running errands in your pink Prada, and you suddenly find yourself in hip street surroundings. That’s pretty swag and the world needs to know it. For further information, please consult your swag coach. #swaggy Caroline wears top and skirt Prada. Hairband Benoit Missolin. Sunglasses Saint Laurent by Hedi Slimane. Bag Olympia Le-Tan. Belt Burberry. Watch Rolex Submariner. Bracelet Céline. Shoes Sonia Rykiel. i-D THE STREET ISSUE 59