Fashion
In an era where authenticity is often a tagline, Sprayground continues to show us the redemptive power of culture to carry us toward our shared purpose.
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Tremaine Emory, a Black man appointed as the first creative director of Supreme, has quit alleging "systemic racism" over an image of a whipped slave.
Tina Turner left a lasting impression on the world and is remembered for her art, talent, resilience, fashion, beauty and, yes, her hair.
Ahead of Hulu's Freaknik documentary, don't forget how the annual festival inspired many style trends we still see today.
Louis Vuitton names artist Pharrell Williams as its new Men’s Creative Director. He’s an undeniable pick for the luxury brand.
Stephen Curry is paying homage to another Black legend who came before him with special pairs of Black History Month-themed sneakers.
Created by Carmen Jones in 2019, the Black Girls Social Club has become one of the fastest-growing international organizations for Black women.
Her collection includes clutch bags, beaded jewelry and clothing. She says her creations were " born out of the joy of being able to re-purpose and create something beautiful out of everyday African print fabrics."
Over the years, hip-hop stars have popularized the durag, turning the protective hair method into a full fashion statement.
Polo Ralph Lauren has created some conversation amongst the HBCU Community in their latest release involving Spelman College and Morehouse College. James Jeter is the man who is largely responsible for the new collection.
Tahir Murray is doing his part to infuse HBCU culture through fashion. Inspired by a commencement address from President Barack Obama, Murray chose to attend Howard University and created his apparel company “Legacy History Pride” that celebrates the unique culture at HBCUs while he was a student at Howard.
