Supreme

Description

Over the past 25 years, Supreme has transformed itself from a downtown New York skate shop into an iconic global brand. Supreme— the book—looks back on more than two decades of the creations, stories, and convention-defying attitude that are uniquely Supreme. Featuring more than 800 stunning images, from photographers such as Larry Clark, Ari Marcopoulos, and David Sims, readers will have unparallled access to behind-the-scenes content, including the company’s highly limited products—everything from t-shirts to bicycles—and collaborations—Nan Goldin, Comme de Garçons, and Nike, to name a few. The book also features a curated section of lookbooks and an index of T-shirts released since Supreme's Spring/Summer 2010 collections. And, with written contributions by pop-culture critic Carlo McCormick and film director Harmony Korine, readers will get exclusive insight into Supreme’s core ethos from two lifelong devotees. Known as much for its irreverent and iconoclastic spirit as it is for its commitment to design and quality, Supreme’s products have become as recognizable and coveted as those from the world’s top luxury brands—this book is no exception. Beautifully produced, the book is the epitome of Supreme’s dedication to quality and design, including a reversible jacket with the signature red Supreme logo. Review: Love it! - Amazing book, got this for a nice decor piece for my bedroom shelf really love it. I didn’t get the white slip cover I seen others saying it had? Or maybe the cover is the one it comes with either way, still came wrapped and packaged great. Nice book to have! Review: High-Quality Collector’s Book with Strong Visual History - Supreme by Phaidon . This is a well-made, high-quality hardcover that documents Supreme’s history in a clean, visually driven way. The print quality and binding feel premium, and the book has real weight to it. The layout is organized and easy to flip through, with a strong mix of archival images, lookbooks, campaign photography, and a detailed T-shirt index. The photography adds context without feeling repetitive. It works equally well as a reference piece or a display book. If you’re into streetwear history or design, this is a solid collector’s item and worth owning.