Supreme is dropping a comprehensive monograph covering sixteen years of the brand's history, published through Rizzoli. This is looking like essential reading for anyone who's been following the brand—it's packed with visuals and includes some solid contributions from Glenn O'Brien handling the introduction, an essay by Aaron Bondaroff, and an interview between Kaws and James Jebbia that should be interesting.
The book catalogs Supreme's output over the years, touching on notable collaborations with artists like Jeff Koons, Richard Prince, Damien Hirst, plus projects with Public Enemy and Lou Reed. There's also a product index pulling from Supreme's archive. The hardcover runs 304 pages.
Release details worth noting: The Supreme-exclusive edition drops April 20th at Supreme stores in the U.S. and Japan, plus online. This version comes in a slipcase and features alternate content. If you miss that, a general release edition hits Amazon and select bookstores on April 27th, though it won't have those Supreme-specific extras.
