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. A ...

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 ...

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 ...

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This persevered through the ’90s with luxury brands refusing to associate with hip hop artists or cast Black models in their runway shows, even as they rose in cultural prominence.

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Dapper Dan Talks Black-Owned Luxury Fashion Brands, 'Lost' DEI Initiatives The fashion legend discussed "mistakes" that brands have made involving Black consumers.

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“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.

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