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Supreme — 25 Years of Streetwear Visual Culture

Supreme — 25 Years of Streetwear Visual Culture

Design Book
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A comprehensive visual history of Supreme’s first twenty-five years, tracing the New York skate shop’s evolution into a globally influential design and streetwear phenomenon. More than 800 images document limited products, campaigns, lookbooks, collaborations, and behind-the-scenes material, with photography by Larry Clark, Ari Marcopoulos, David Sims, and others. The reversible jacket carries Supreme’s signature red box logo.

Format: Hardback
Dimensions: 286 × 224 mm (11.3 × 8.8 in)
Pages: 352
Images: More than 800
Edition: Standard Edition
ISBN: 9781838660314
Author/Brand: Supreme
Publisher: Phaidon
Material: Printed hardback with reversible paper jacket

Condition: New publisher stock. Minor shelf or packing variation may occur.

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