Studio Atelier Announces Participation in the 2025 Met Gala and CFDA’s Tailored Voices Initiative
Brooklyn, NY – Studio Atelier is honored to announce its participation in the prestigious 2025 Met Gala, themed "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style," inspired by Monica L. Miller’s seminal work, Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity. In partnership with the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA), Studio Atelier will debut an exclusive look as part of the groundbreaking Tailored Voices initiative, dedicated to spotlighting visionary Black designers reshaping contemporary fashion.
Studio Atelier's founder and creative director, Stacy Strange, expressed enthusiasm about the occasion, stating: "This is more than an event for us. It’s an affirmation of Black creativity and a chance to celebrate style as identity and legacy. We're excited to share our vision in such meaningful company
Joining Studio Atelier for this iconic evening is an esteemed roster of muses, collaborators, and cultural luminaries, including actor Ara Myembi, recording artist Recea Marin, renowned entertainment lawyer Zuri Jones and her fiancé, film executive Julian Toussaint-Lewis, as well as legendary film star Verna Valentine, whose groundbreaking performances helped shape Black Hollywood’s golden age. An additional special guest will be announced in the coming weeks.
Studio Atelier extends sincere gratitude to the CFDA, the Met Gala committee, and our incredible collaborators. We look forward to sharing our interpretation of Black sartorial brilliance on fashion’s most celebrated stage.
About Studio Atelier:
Studio Atelier is a Brooklyn-based creative studio known for its emotionally resonant and narrative-driven approach to fashion, interiors, and visual storytelling. Founded by Stacy Strange, the brand is celebrated for redefining contemporary aesthetics with depth, elegance, and authenticity.
Devis Nareen
Press & Communications
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