Superfine: Tailoring Black Style

Superfine traces the evolution of Black menswear—from enforced uniforms of the past to modern-day dandyism with swagger. Through essays, striking photography by Tyler Mitchell, and profiles on style icons like André 3000, Virgil Abloh, and Frederick Douglass, it shows how Black dress expresses history, race, and resistance. It’s clothing with a cause, and a timeline that’s unapologetically stylish. Huge hardcover with photo features and essays Celebrates how fashion has been used as identity, protest, and self-expression Perfect for readers fascinated by Black aesthetics, fashion history, and culture Explore more in our coffee table book collection..