The Met's latest exhibit, 'Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,' highlights the evolution and expression of Black identity through menswear over 250 years. Opening on May 10, the exhibit, curated by Monica L. Miller and Andrew Bolton, features an immersive experience that blends historical garments with contemporary fashion. From 18th-century styles to modern red carpet appearances, the exhibit showcases the politics and poetry behind Black tailoring, creating an engaging journey through history and identity through fashion. It promises to be a standout experience at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Curated by Monica L. Miller, the exhibit 'Superfine: Tailoring Black Style' threads over 250 years of Black menswear, celebrating identity through fashion.
This exhibition is a sensory experience that feels like stepping into someone's memory, connecting over 250 years of style and identity.
Collection
[
|
...
]