How this year's Met Gala exhibit explores the history of Black dandyism
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Jacques Agbobly, a Brooklyn fashion designer, received an email from the Metropolitan Museum of Art inviting him to showcase his designs in the exhibit "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style." This exhibit, the first to focus exclusively on Black designers, highlights emerging talents alongside established names and showcases a diverse representation of Black style. It aims to celebrate and elevate designers who reflect Black culture, with curator Monica L. Miller emphasizing the significance of younger designers in reinterpreting Black identity in fashion. The Met Gala fundraiser already raised a record $31 million for the exhibit's cause.
"I was just floored with excitement. I had to check to make sure it was from an official email. And then the excitement came..."
"It’s super exciting to showcase the designs of these younger and emerging designers... Black representation across time and across geography."
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