15 Artists Capture the Rich History of Black Style

A new show put on in partnership between Long Gallery Harlem and Nordstrom NYC explores the self-expression, rebellion, and joy of Black style.

Can Fashion Museums Help Dismantle the Industry’s Diversity Issues?

Curators weigh in on leading fashion institutions' shortcomings and how to move away from a narrow, Eurocentric view on fashion.

The Self-Taught Designer Practicing Slow Fashion

Asata Maisé’s decade of hard work is finally paying off.

15 Women Decolonizing Sustainable Fashion

For too long sustainability has been whitewashed and greenwashed. Meet the activists and educators decolonizing ethical fashion and putting people and the planet first.

In coronavirus lockdown, Ghana’s fabric-makers gain new inspiration

Their new fabrics have been a way to commemorate this singular time – and to draw beauty from a dark moment.

A Designer Making Clothes for Black Femmes — and for Everyone Else, Too (Published 2020)

With help from those in her creative community, Pierre Davis has created a truly inclusive brand in No Sesso.

Black Women, Grillz, and the Reclamation of Power

The mouthpiece is more than just an accessory.

In Harlem, a Group of Black Men Pays Their Respects to George Floyd in Impeccable Style