• The first monograph on Thom Browne - celebrating the 20th anniversary of the brand
• Curated by Andrew Bolton, Wendy Yu Curator in Charge of The Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
• Specially-commissioned photography by Johnny Dufort, more than 200 runway images and 40+ gatefolds
• A hardback in a clamshell box, with translucent vellum pages featuring the brand's signature four stripes

This comprehensive monograph marks the 20th anniversary of Thom Browne's company and is the first book on the celebrated American designer, widely recognized for modernizing today's professional uniform: the suit. The brand has dressed a celebrity clientele including Cardi B, Michelle Obama, LeBron James, and Julia Roberts.

The 420-page volume recounts the visionary designer's decades-spanning archive with more than 200 images of modeled runway looks, and is crafted with more than 40 gatefolds (4-, 6-, and 8-page) featuring horizontal images that draw attention to construction details at a grand scale. More than 40 translucent vellum pages featuring the brand's signature four stripes punctuate the book.

Curated by Andrew Bolton - Wendy Yu Curator in Charge of The Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art - with specially-commissioned photography by Johnny Dufort. Published as a hardback enclosed in a clamshell box.

Hardcover in clamshell box, 29.0 × 21.4 cm, 420 pages.

The first monograph on Thom Browne: 200 looks photographed by Johnny Dufort, vellum pages, a grosgrain ribbon, all enclosed in a clamshell box - an object as precise as the tailoring it documents. Curated by the Met's Andrew Bolton. For serious fashion libraries.