The iconic white suit

BOSS x Michael Jackson

The story of the partnership

Male models are wearing white Michael Jackson inspired suits from BOSS
Michael Jackson Thriller album cover
A suit fit for a king

In the year of Michael Jackson's Diamond Birthday, we are celebrating an unforgettable moment in music history. In 1982, the King of Pop released his game-changing album "Thriller" and selected a white BOSS suit to wear for the cover art. "Thriller" remains the biggest selling album of all time, and the cover is an enduring statement of Michael Jackson's timeless style.
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The Michael Jackson inspired suit from BOSS The Michael Jackson inspired suit from BOSS
A music legend, a style icon

To honour Michael Jackson, we have created a new edition of the iconic suit design, limited to just 100 individual pieces. The new edition references the original's silhouette, fabric and details throughout, and is entirely crafted at the HUGO BOSS headquarters in Germany.
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Created at the HUGO BOSS HQ

The Michael Jackson inspired suit from BOSSThe Michael Jackson inspired suit from BOSS
BOSS x Michael Jackson unique label
The Michael Jackson inspired suit from BOSSThe Michael Jackson inspired suit from BOSS
Perfectly finished iconic tailoring
The Michael Jackson inspired suit from BOSSThe Michael Jackson inspired suit from BOSS
Precision crafted inside and out

The T-shirt collection

Male model wearing a Michael Jackson inspired shirt from BOSSMale model wearing a Michael Jackson inspired shirt from BOSS
Female model wearing a Michael Jackson inspired shirt from BOSS
Captured in fashion

Completing this celebration, we have released three official T-shirts depicting the King of Pop. The unisex T-shirts feature special moments in Michael Jackson's career, from his dance moves to his iconic images.
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GRAHAM DOLPHIN AND BOSS COLLABORATE

  • Michael Jackson: an artist becomes art

    Michael Jackson is a major source of inspiration for British artist Graham Dolphin. Based on a joint admiration for the King of Pop, BOSS and Graham Dolphin embarked on a collaboration.
  • Male model wearing Michael Jackson inspired shirt from BOSSMale model wearing Michael Jackson inspired shirt from BOSS
    A new take

    As part of the collaboration, Graham Dolphin developed an exclusive artwork for the BOSS T-shirt collection. It features the "Thriller" album cover, written over with statements from Michael Jackson fans, collected by the artist and presented in his signature style.
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  • Thriller (Black and White) by Graham Dolphin 2017
    Signature tailoring

    The original white "Thriller" suit inspired Graham Dolphin. Working with the new edition, he created a physical form of his own artwork paying tribute to Michael Jackson's most famous song lyrics.
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Graham Dolphin's Michael Jackson suitGraham Dolphin's Michael Jackson suit
Graham Dolphin's Michael Jackson suitGraham Dolphin's Michael Jackson suit
Graham Dolphin's Michael Jackson suitGraham Dolphin's Michael Jackson suit
Graham Dolphin's Michael Jackson suitGraham Dolphin's Michael Jackson suit
Putting talent into words

With this artwork, Graham Dolphin seeks to bring into focus Michael's talent, not just as a perfomer, but as a songwriter who penned some of pop's most memorable lyrics. Each word was handwritten by the artist onto the suit's fabric.

'Michael Jackson's "Thriller" was one of the first records I ever bought - I was ten years old. I vividly remember the hype around the first showing of Thriller on TV.'

Graham Dolphin

Artist

Graham Dolphin Graham Dolphin
  • An illuminating path by David LaChapelleAn illuminating path by David LaChapelle
    The exhibition

    The major new exhibition "Michael Jackson: On the Wall", which charts the pop legend's impact on contemporary art and culture is supported by BOSS. We caught up with Dr. Nicholas Cullinan, curator of the exhibiton and Director of the National Portrait Gallery in London, to find out more.

    (A detail from "An Illuminating Path" by David LaChapelle 1998. Courtesy of the artist © David LaChapelle)
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