Top-down view of stationery items including a blue pen resting in a liquid spill, a red heart pencil sharpener, and colourful rubber bands.

White paper shopping bag with hand-drawn illustrations and princess stickers hanging against a plain white background.

Young child seated on a lime green cube holding a microphone while wearing a pink polo shirt and patterned trousers

Young Black girl in pink top and grey ruffled skirt standing against a white wall with a blue paper cat artwork.

Young child with blonde hair wearing white top, patterned yellow skirt, white socks, and pink shoes seated in maroon armchair

Young child with a large afro hairstyle standing in a patterned dress against a blue and white wall background.

Close-up portrait of a child with a buzz cut wearing a pink and white top against a white studio background.

A precariously balanced tall stack of plastic cups, colorful spring toys, wooden spheres, and a small orange plastic figure on top.

Two children modeling youth fashion wear featuring a red polka dot hat and colorful garments for i-D Magazine

Rubber band ball with a birthday candle on a small electronic device against a white background

Young child model with dark curly hair wearing a pink top and grey skirt standing against white drapes for i-D Magazine

A young child wearing a blue dress, white trousers, blue socks, and a green beret, pulling cheeks in front of a white curtain.

Two young models posing against a white wall wearing layered clothing and holding red objects for i-D Magazine

Young child leaning against a parked silver van wearing patterned clothing and pink shoes

i-D Magazine Sol Sol Kids 2026

About

Sol Sol Kids is a fashion editorial series produced for i-D Magazine, centering on the vibrant, layered aesthetics of youth style. Captured by photographer Coco Wu, the project leans into a clean, minimalist visual language, often utilizing soft natural light to highlight intricate fabric textures and playful pattern combinations. The series features a collection of portraits and still-life compositions that intersperse candid, expressive model shots with whimsical arrangements of stationery, toys, and found objects. Fashion Editor and Stylist Gary David Moore develops a distinct, eclectic wardrobe throughout the feature, while casting director Emma Matell curates a group of young subjects that define the project’s high-energy, editorial tone.