Spotlight on Black-owned brands redefining luxury. Ashya: Founded in 2017 by Ashley Leslie and Moya Annece, Ashya specializes in leather accessories that embody the spirit of travel and culture.

From high-end luxury to streetwear, Black fashion brands are changing the game, one garment at a time. Like in other industries, Black-owned brands hold their own in the fashion space. Though it ...

The intersection of Black pop culture and luxury brands marks a significant shift in high-end industries. What began as subtle inspiration has evolved into a powerful force reshaping how luxury ...

“Black girl luxury can elevate the Black community especially when we’re in support of Black-owned luxury brands,” Zerina Akers shares in an email.

Fast forward to the late 2020s, and the same fashion staples once dismissed as “ghetto” are now luxury-coded, sold for four ...

With roughly four months until the 2025 Met Gala, Dapper Dan shared his thoughts on the state of luxury fashion brands and inclusivity.. On Thursday (Jan. 16), the Harlem designer dedicated an ...

Michael Lavelle Wines is a luxury Black-owned wine brand that opened its doors in 2020. The brand, founded by Howard alums, sells a range of wines that'll suit anyone's fancy.

The Noble Brand is a black, disabled, queer, female-owned company that provides luxury non-toxic home fragrance products to help elevate self care routines.

From high-end luxury to streetwear, Black fashion brands -- and the designers behind them -- are changing the game, one garment at a time.