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Suit

Designer KidSuper
Designer Colm Dillane American

spring/summer 2022

Not on view

RESPECT An act of giving particular attention:

Colm Dillane, founder of the art and design collective KidSuper, solicited portraits of the studio's friends and followers via Instagram for use as prints and patterns in his spring 2022 menswear collection. Dillane painted the portraits and printed them in shades of brown in a grid pattern on the jacket and trousers of this ensemble. The crowd-sourced content and Dillane's realistically rendered portraits reflect the studio's communal spirit.

Suit, KidSuper (American, founded 2011), cotton — Due to rights restrictions, this image cannot be enlarged, viewed at full screen, or downloaded.

Title: Suit

Designer: KidSuper (American, founded 2011)

Designer: Colm Dillane (American, born 1991)

Date: spring/summer 2022

Medium: cotton

Credit Line: Courtesy Colm Federico Quinn Dillane

Accession Number: AME.0418a–c

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