Anne Hathaway turned heads at the 2025 Met Gala in a Carolina Herrera look honoring the theme, "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style." Joined by designer Wes Gordon, she wore a crisp white shirt and studded striped column skirt—an elegant nod to André Leon Talley and the legacy of Black dandyism.

A voluminous ponytail, headband, and bright pink lip added a fresh edge to the tailored silhouette, perfectly aligning with the "Tailored for You" dress code celebrating menswear-inspired fashion.

The event marked the debut of the Costume Institute's Superfine exhibition, inspired by Monica L. Miller’s Slaves to Fashion, tracing Black dandyism’s influence from the 18th century to today.

Two shadows in symmetry in the same wind.
TILT Teaser Image #2-1, they stand face to face, reflections or rivals, almost indistinguishable with matching midnight bobs and mirrored gazes. The air between them is still, but heavy charged with something unspoken.

white shirts pressed like porcelain against black bottoms sharp as ink. Their silhouettes are yin and yang, day and dusk—two truths coexisting. Behind them, the red bleeds like emotion, velvet and fevered, framing them in elegance and quiet danger. Are they in love, or on the verge of war? Or is it both?

A descent into desire, duality, and dream. Each movement is choreographed like a whisper. Each look, a confession. No words are spoken, yet it speaks volumes: about closeness and distance, control and surrender. It does not explain it seduces, pulling us deeper into the story where lines blur and roles dissolve.