Black Owned Fashion Brands To Celebrate This February

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Celebrating Black History Month means we honor the men and women who have made immense contributions to the Black community. They paved the way for us and gave us an equal position in society. This February, in honor of their work and the unbeatable spirit of Black people around the world, we’re highlighting Black fashion brands that you can enjoy supporting to do your part in advancing the Black cause.

Let’s support these Black fashion brands this Black History Month and beyond…

• Pyer Mos: Known for his avant-garde designs and commitment to social justice, Pyer Moss combines fashion with activism, creating thought-provoking collections.
• Brother Vellies: A sustainable luxury brand specialized in handmade shoes and accessories inspired by African culture and craftsmanship.
• Telfar: Telfar is known for its genderless approach to fashion, offering inclusive designs and iconic shopping bags that have achieved cult status.
• Cushnie: Founded by Carly CushnieKnown for its sleek and modern designs, this brand offers sophisticated women’s clothing with an emphasis on clean lines and impeccable tailoring.
• Fe Noel: Infused with Caribbean influences, Fe Noel creates vibrant and striking clothing that celebrates the beauty of women of color.

• Hanifa: Known for its innovative use of technology and inclusive sizing, Hanifa offers contemporary women’s clothing that embraces the diversity of the modern woman.
• Lemlem: Founded by supermodel Liya KebedeLemlem offers hand-woven clothing and accessories that are ethically made in Africa and showcase traditional craftsmanship.
• Martine Roos: Martine Rose, a London-based label known for its subversive designs and streetwear aesthetic, challenges conventional fashion norms with its daring collections.
• La Quan Smith: Worn by celebrities and fashionistas, LaQuan Smith designs exude sexiness and confidence, with luxurious fabrics and impeccable tailoring.
• Brandon Blackwood: Known for his chic and functional handbags, Brandon Blackwood offers stylish accessories with a modern twist, often with bold statements and unique designs.
• Fear of God: Helped by Jerry LorenzoFear of God is a streetwear brand known for its high-quality craftsmanship and an elevated take on casual wear, combining luxury with urban style.
• Ozwald Boateng: With a focus on impeccable tailoring and bold colours, Ozwald Boateng’s designs redefine classic menswear, aimed at the modern gentleman.

• Lisa Folawiyo: Lisa Folawiyo combines traditional African textiles with contemporary silhouettes, creating statement pieces that celebrate African culture and craftsmanship.
• Sergio Hudson: Known for his glamorous and sophisticated designs, Sergio Hudson’s collections exude elegance and power, attracting a celebrity clientele.
• William Okpo: Founded by sisters Darlene And Lizzy OkpoWilliam Okpo offers quirky yet wearable designs that reflect their Nigerian heritage and upbringing in New York City.
• William Malcolm: William Malcolm specializes in bespoke suits and menswear, creating impeccably tailored garments that combine traditional craftsmanship with modern sensibility.
• Byron Lars beauty brand: With a focus on inclusivity and body positivity, Byron Lars Beauty Mark offers stylish and flattering clothing for women of all shapes and sizes.
• A-cold wall*: Led by Samuel Ross, A-Cold-Wall* combines streetwear with high fashion, with sharp designs that push boundaries and challenge perceptions.
• Maki Oh: Celebrated for its craft techniques and contemporary African aesthetic, Maki Oh creates clothing that tells a story, inspired by Nigerian culture and heritage.

• Rich Mnisi: Known for his gender fluid designs and bold use of color, Rich Mnisi’s collections blur the lines between art and fashion, creating pieces that are both wearable and visually striking.
• Andrea Iyamah: Specializing in swimwear and resort wear, Andrea Iyamah is one of those Black-owned fashion brands offering vibrant and playful designs that celebrate African culture and femininity.
• Kiss: Founded by Cushing TerrellCushh offers luxurious and sustainable loungewear made from organic bamboo fabric, which combines comfort with style.
• Daily newspaper: Daily Paper, an Amsterdam-based brand with African roots, offers contemporary streetwear inspired by the rich cultural heritage of the African continent.
• Lemar & Dauley: Known for its bold graphics and urban aesthetic, Lemar & Dauley offers streetwear that pays tribute to hip-hop culture and ’90s nostalgia.
• Mateo New York: Mateo New York specializes in fine jewelry and offers modern and minimalist designs that combine classic elegance with contemporary style.
• Aisling Camps: With a focus on sustainability and ethical production, Aisling Camps creates timeless and versatile clothing for the modern woman, using organic and recycled materials.
• Third Crown: Founded by husband and wife duo Kristin And Kofi EsselThird Crown offers sleek and architectural jewelry designs that make a powerful statement.
• CUSHNIE AND OCHS: Known for its sophisticated and feminine designs, CUSHNIE ET ​​​​OCHS offers modern silhouettes and impeccable tailoring that allow women to feel confident and glamorous.

• Christopher John Rogers: With a penchant for bold colors and theatrical silhouettes, Christopher John Rogers creates fashionable designs that celebrate individuality and self-expression.
• KHIRY: Founded by Jameel MohammedKHIRY offers luxury jewelry inspired by the beauty and heritage of the African diaspora, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and cultural significance.

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