Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity
Monica L. Miller’s Slaves to Fashion examines black dandyism as a powerful mode of styling Black diasporic identity. By placing fashion and self-presentation at the center of cultural analysis, the book considers how dress communicates identity, belonging, and broader social meaning.
About This Book
Slaves to Fashion explores black dandyism and its relationship to the styling of Black diasporic identity.
Monica L. Miller considers how clothing and personal presentation can communicate cultural meaning and shape perceptions of identity.
The book places fashion within broader social and historical questions concerning Black diasporic experience.
It offers a study of style as an important way to understand identity, representation, and cultural expression.
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