Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 6月7日 22時55分

When stylist Gabriel M. Garmon (@officiallygabriel) initially put the call out on social media about a demonstration in remembrance of George Floyd, he had hopes that 100 or so other Black men might join him on the march through Harlem this past Thursday. The invitation encouraged participants to wear a suit, a shirt and tie, or “your best,” as a mark of respect to Floyd, whose funeral in Minneapolis would coincide with the event, a dress code that he felt his community of Black fashion creatives would appreciate. As the march began and moved further along Fifth Avenue towards the final stop on 96th street, the crowd tripled in size, swelling to be over a 1000 strong. With #BlackLivesMatter shirts peeking out from their three-piece suits and fists raised in the air, the demonstrators were a sight to behold. Tap the link in our bio to see more. Photographed by @ianreidianreid

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