A graphic logo representing <n>Jamaica</n>.

Poster for the 1997 film <n>Gummo</n>, directed by <n>Harmony Korine</n> and featuring actor <n>Jacob Sewell</n>.

The aesthetic of <n>Homer</n>, an independent American luxury company founded by <n>Frank Ocean</n>.

<n>Kanye West</n> wearing a vintage <n>Manchester United</n> <n>Umbro</n> jumper.

<n>LA ROSALÍA</n>'s <n>LUX</n> album concept poster.

A member of <n>King Jammy’s posse</n> in Jamaica in the 1980s. Photo by <n>Beth Lesser</n>.

1972 <n>Jamaica Tourist Board</n> poster <n>Make It Jamaica Again</n> featuring model <n>Sintra Arunte-Bronte</n>. Photo by <n>Bob Kiss</n>.

Design for a tour shirt for <n>Kingfishr</n>'s 2025 <n>Halcyon U.S., U.K. & E.U. Tour</n>.

Cover of the <n>Side Trips in Jamaica</n> booklet, a 1902 publication by the <n>United Fruit Company</n>.

Promotional poster for <n>Stephen Daldry</n>'s 2000 film <n>Billy Elliot</n>, starring <n>Jamie Bell</n>.

A <n>Southern Gothic</n> photograph of a church at night by <n>Briscoe Park</n>.

Concept photo for <n>aespa</n>'s <n>My World</n> with <n>Winter</n> and <n>Karina</n>, styled after <n>Wong Kar Wai</n>'s <n>Fallen Angels</n>.

Jad Hussein's tropical catalogue design for Paris exhibition Jamaica, Jamaica

<n>Paulina Ołowska</n>'s 2005 photographic series, <n>Alphabet</n>, in which the artist forms letters with her body.

<n>Air France</n>'s '<n>Haiti Chérie</n>' travel poster from the 1960s.

From the 1980 series <n>Kichi no machi de (In the Base Town)</n> by photographer <n>Ryuzo Kitahara</n>.

<n>Saint Laurent</n> loafers from the <n>Nocturnal Temptation</n> collection.

The <n>NIGO ONLY LIVES TWICE</n> auction catalogue from <n>Sotheby's</n>.

A throwback photo of <n>Timothée Chalamet</n> posted to promote the trailer for the film <n>Marty Supreme</n>.

A conceptual guerilla marketing campaign for <n>Marty Supreme</n>.

Cover for <n>Ruriko Asaoka</n>'s album <n>Kokoro no Uramado</n> (1969), designed by <n>Tadanori Yokoo</n>.

A still from <n>Stelios Kammitsis</n>'s film <n>The Man with the Answers</n> (2021).

A portrait of musician <n>Bob Marley</n>.

Movie poster for <n>Gummo</n> (1997), written and directed by <n>Harmony Korine</n>.