The Met Gala highlighted Black dandyism, celebrating individual style through bold colors, fine tailoring, and creativity, showcasing its influence in the everyday lives of the Black community.

“There is no shame in looking up a dress code,” says Elle McPherson-Yoon, an expert in dressing timelessly and chicly for a night gala-ing.She points to iconic etiquette and social behavior ...

Monday’s Met Gala kicks off this year’s Metropolitan Museum of Art spring costume exhibit, “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” and the accompanying dress code is “Tailored For You.” ...

As the menswear-focused exhibit — the Costume Institute’s first to exclusively display Black designers — opens to the public, here are tips from dandies on embracing the style in everyday life.

The Met Gala Is Over, but Dandyism Isn't. Here's How to Dress Like a Dandy in Everyday Life NEW YORK (AP) — Michael Henry Adams had reached a fashion crossroads by the early 1970s: As bell ...

Dandyism was at the heart of Monday’s Met Gala, where many of the world’s most famous and influential tastemakers donned their luxury best to kick off the “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style ...

Dandyism was at the heart of Monday’s Met Gala, where many of the world’s most famous and influential tastemakers donned their luxury best to kick off the “Superfine: Tailoring Black ...

The Met Gala is over, but dandyism isn’t. Here’s how to dress like a dandy in everyday life “The ingeniousness and ingenuity and creativity of Black people, so far as fashion was concerned ...

For the Togo-born designer, “taking up space is a sort of open-ended thing in a way,” whether it’s achieved through colors, silhouettes or fabric choices. Tip 4: Avoid the crisis of casualness ...