Even in economic downturns, Black founders are reshaping what it means to thrive in luxury markets, proving that resilience and community are the new currency.

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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 ...

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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 ...

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After a year of sweatshops scares, steep price hikes and a brewing trade war, luxury brands are working hard to rebuild trust through storytelling that emphasizes craft and heritage.

Meet the visionary behind Silver & Riley: The Black-owned luxury brand elevating bags, scarves and travel Read how Lola Banjo's Silver & Riley has made its way into Nordstrom and Saks with its ...

From Dior's Madras checks to Balmain's Mexican huipils, explore how luxury brands reinterpret global craftsmanship in haute ...

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