On Friday, October 9th, 2020, Nigerian-British couture bridal designer Yemi Osunkoya revealed the 2020 Kosibah Asheyori Bridal Collection. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: New York Fashion Week
Etu’s World: New York Fashion Week And Palindrome Party 2020 (Photographs)
By Etu Evans
Of course, the night will be magical when your birthday falls in the same month of New York Fashion Week, Black History Month, Ground Hog day to determine the trajectory of the weather and on a Palindrome. Continue Reading →
Harlem Fashion Week’s NYFW 2019 Casting Final Call
In an effort to create increased opportunity in the fashion design industry NYFW seeks emerging designers to rip the runway for the February 2019 installment of New York Fashion Week! Continue Reading →
Cardi B’s Fashion Forward With Harlem-based Designer Anthony Hendrickson’s Label M65
Vogue reports that Cardi B stepped out in yet another New York brand yesterday—arguably one of her most fashion-forward looks yet. Continue Reading →
Mattel’s Groundbreaking Hijab Barbie Honors Harlem Coached Olympian And More
Mattel made history on Monday by unveiling the first-ever hijab-wearing Barbie doll. It’s designed after Olympic medalist Ibtihaj Muhammad, an American sabre fencer who became the first Olympic athlete to compete while wearing a hijab at the 2016 Rio Olympics who was coached by Harlem born Akhnaten Spencer-El. Continue Reading →
Alexander Wang Women’s Work And Play Camo Canvas Tote
We love almost everything that Alexander Wang touches, so when we saw this stitched luxury women’s camo canvas leather tote – it was love at first sight.
Harlem’s Teyana Taylor Looking Fierce On The Latest Runways Around The World
Harper’s Bazaar reports that unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ll know that Harlem‘s Teyana Taylor has been killing New York Fashion Week. Continue Reading →
Harlem Man Dapper Dan Designs For Gucci And Doesn’t Say Much Else
In May, Gucci elicited a wave of criticism after Harlem World Magazine reported that over a fur coat with puffy, logo-laden sleeves that unmistakably copied a jacket that the Harlem (see photo below) designer Daniel “Dapper Dan” Day had created for the Olympic runner Diane Dixon in 1989. Continue Reading →
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