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20 BLACK-OWNED FASHION BRANDS YOU SHOULD BE PAYING ATTENTION TO

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BLACK-OWNED FASHION BRANDS DESERVE SOME LOVE. HERE’S A LOOK AT 20 STYLISH
BLACK-OWNED BRANDS THAT ARE ON OUR RADAR.

In 2020, Black-owned fashion brands were heralded in a way that pushed them to
the front of the fashion industry. With an uptick in coverage, these brands (and
their designers) began to get the recognition they’d always deserved. Many of
their collections flourished by word of mouth before they became embraced by the
mainstream. But even before the acclaim, it was apparent that these designers
were uniquely gifted, creating expressive and intricately designed pieces in
streetwear and workwear.

If you’ve been searching for something to round out your go-to officewear or
makes sense for your ever-changing tastes, you’ve come to the right space.
Below, you’ll find an assortment of lines that are ideal for everything from
kicking it inside your home to attending weddings.


TELFAR, NEW YORK CITY

 Telfar Clemens landed on a lot of fashion insiders’ radars when he won the
CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Award in 2018. Despite being founded in 2005, the
fashion house became a household name following the redesign of the beloved logo
Shopping Bag in 2017.




WALES BONNER, LONDON

Menswear designer Grace Wales Bonner is constantly flipping Western silhouettes
on their heads. She’s great at dreaming up elaborate everyday staples like
tailored jackets, intricate collared shirts, office-ready trousers, and more.


DAILY PAPER, AMSTERDAM

Daily Paper constantly offers streetwear staples like t-shirts, denim jackets,
and other pieces. Each season there are refreshing prints that are worth
snatching up immediately, too.


DENIM TEARS, LOS ANGELES

Tremaine Emory is known by many as the creator of No Vacancy Inn, but he’s also
the designer behind Denim Tears. The line is filled with expertly designed
streetwear emblazoned with graphics and denim pieces.




JOE FRESH GOODS, CHICAGO

Multi-talented creative director Joe Fresh Goods has the collaboration game on
lock. Over the last few years, he’s created sold-out collections with New
Balance, Converse, and more. His streetwear pieces are expressive and influenced
by his Chicago roots.


FEAR OF GOD, LOS ANGELES

Jerry Lorenzo struck gold when he began releasing comfortable luxury wear that
consisted of flesh-colored graphic tees and sweatpants. He’s since moved on to
footwear and luxe workwear.


SAVANT STUDIOS, BROOKLYN

Michael Graham’s Savant Studios is for streetwear lovers who are strictly into
logo tees, trucker hats, sweatshirts, workwear vests, and jackets with a hint of
DIY. You can slide by their Brooklyn storefront if you’d like to pick up pieces
in person.


MARTINE ROSE, LONDON

Martine Rose is constantly pushing out sleek menswear and womenswear pieces that
are heavily inspired by ‘90s-era rave and hip-hop culture. What she accomplishes
each season are options for those who are looking for thoughtful everyday wear,
including must-have trousers and elevated outerwear.


WHO DECIDES WAR, NEW YORK CITY

As a frequent collaborator of the late Virgil Abloh, Who Decides War’s Ev
Bravado is known for creating expressive streetwear. Rather than relying on
logos and T-shirts, he takes things a step further by dreaming up elevated denim
selects and more.


HERON PRESTON, MILAN

San Francisco-born designer and DJ Heron Preston cut his teeth alongside
Off-White’s Virgil Abloh and Alyx’s Matthew Williams (the trio formed the cult
streetwear collective Been Trill together). His eponymous line features graphic
prints and luxe pieces ideal for office wear.


BIANCA SAUNDERS, LONDON

Bianca Saunders creates pieces inspired by her British and Caribbean background.
Her eye for creating expressive and unique menswear (especially suits and smart
casual loungewear) has helped her become a topic of discussion in menswear
fashion.


CONNOR MCKNIGHT, BROOKLYN

Luxury label Connor McKnight was founded in 2020. What started as a pandemic
hobby of cut-and-sew pieces turned into an expansive line filled with
functional, wearable luxury selections that are undeniably sophisticated.


NO SESSO, LOS ANGELES

Ran by a group of Black trans creatives No Sesso is just as exciting as it is
compelling. Since its creation in 2015, the house’s collections have been
genderless. With each range, co-founders Pia Davis and Autumn Randolph succeed
in creating a shoppable drop that is sensual and unconventional.


MOWALOLA, LONDON

Mowalola Ogunlesi, an alum of Central Saint Martins, is constantly shelling out
unpredictable tees, handbags, and more that are injected with the energy of her
Nigerian heritage. She relies heavily on her background and fuses it with her
affinity for graphics, leather, and bold colors.


THEOPHILIO, BROOKLYN

Edvin Thompson’s Theophilio is heavily inspired by his Jamaican heritage. You
can look to this brand for boldly colored dresses, tops, and more. Each piece is
constructed with upcycled or responsibly sourced materials, too.


PHLEMUNS, LOS ANGELES

Since 2013, James Flemuns has been responsible for releasing luxe ready-to-wear
pieces that are genderless. The brand is mostly known for Flemuns’ unique way of
creating elevated basics.


SHEILA RASHID, CHICAGO

Sheila Rashid is a staple in the fashion community in her hometown Chicago. Her
eye for custom denim and jackets has led to major collaborations, like the one
she did with Air Jordan in 2020 during All-Star Weekend.


NICHOLAS DALEY, LONDON

Central Saint Martins graduate Nicholas Daly launched his eponymous label in
2015. Since then, he’s been creating ranges that speak to his distinct
Scottish-Jamaican roots, merging cultural and musical references into his
workwear-inspired silhouettes.


PATTA, AMSTERDAM

 Founded in 2004 by Edson Sabajo and Guillaume Schmidt, Patta has gone on to
become a streetwear staple. Collabs with Nike, in addition to their seasonal
offerings, are well worth stocking up on.


GALLERY DEPARTMENT, LOS ANGELES

Gallery Department is the brainchild of Los Angeles-based designer Josué Thomas.
Its most significant pieces are carpenter pants and denim separates splattered
with paint.









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