ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月25日 06時07分

“Fashion does not take care of its people,” said André Leon Talley. “No one is going to take care of me, except I am going to take care of myself.” In late February, about 3 months before the release of @gospelaccordingtoandre, the documentary about his life, @andreltalley — former @Vogue creative director and America’s Next Top Model judge, protégé of Diana Vreeland and Andy Warhol, child of the segregated American South — went to the designer Daniel Day’s atelier in Harlem to have a caftan made. (@andreltalley who is 6-foot-6, started wearing caftans about 10 years ago, when he could no longer fit into the bespoke suits he favored.) “I wanted people to know how proud I was of a black man who finally got his proper due and respect from the vicious, cruel beast of fashion,” he said about why he chose Daniel Day, or Dapper Dan. But if you watch the documentary, it’s hard not to think that he was also talking about himself. It traces @andreltalley’s journey from the black enclave of Durham, North Carolina, to the seclusion of his own garden by way of the Met Gala, Vogue and Paris. @george_etheredge photographed #AndrLeonTalley, who was interviewed for @nytimesfashion by our fashion director, Vanessa Friedman.

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