Queerguru previews “Superfine” and Dandy: Iconic Creatives Celebrate the Costume Institute’s New Exhibition by VOGUE & GQ

To celebrate The Metropolitan Museum’s Costume Institute‘s fab new Exhibition “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” Vogue Magazine and GQ  invited a many-splendored cast of actors, musicians, designers, models, athletes, and more—from Spike Lee and Dapper Dan to Ayo Edebiri and Janelle Monae for this amazing photo shoot. Superfine” tells the story of Black dandyism as a joyous sartorial force—and a crucial tool for moving the social and political needle—and for this portfolio, photographer Tyler Mitchell came together with the inimitable Law Roach (who has styled everyone from Celine Dion to Zendaya) to capture contemporary suiting at its most dashing and flamboyant.“It’s not just a dream realized; it’s a historic moment,” says Mitchell of working with both Roach and this stellar group. “It’s the kind of work we all strive toward.”As the director and producer Janicza Bravo—who appears below with model Alton Mason and artist Ferrari Sheppard—put it, when reflecting on both the “Superfine” theme and the idea behind this shoot: “Dandyism is flair, it’s wit, and a kind of ease and comfortability with oneself.”https://www.vogue.com/article/superfine-suiting-portfolio-may-2025