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이메일 : april.morford@googlemail.com 연락처 : 예식일 : 5 People You Should Meet In The Designer Handbags Black Industry 문의내용: Black Designer Handbags Are a Timeless Addition to Any Wardrobe
Black designer handbags large bags are a timeless accessory to your wardrobe. With the right accessories, this style can easily be changed from formal to casual.
Brooklyn-based brand Petit Kouraj carries Haitian roots into its bags that are sustainable, featuring made-to-order production and liveable wages for artisans. Their woven style conveys the most elegantly chic vibes.
Yvonne Kone
Yvonne Kone combines the minimalism of Danish design with a colorful style which is derived from her Ivory Coast lineage to create luxury Italian-made leather goods and cashmere accessories. Her take-anywhere pieces are characterized by an architectural, minimalist approach in terms of design, material and texture. They emphasize the story of their origins and demonstrate respect for traditional craftsmanship.
The brand's black leather bags feature a mix of classic shapes and striking shades, ranging from sleek saddle styles to versatile bucket bags. The brand's name is a favorite of fuss-free modern women who appreciate timeless design.
ASHYA, a New york-based company was awarded a 2019 CFDA Elaine Gold Launch Pad Fellowship. They create functional, well-crafted bags that combine luxury and utility. The genderless collection includes innovative designs such as their reversible Crossbody and neck-to-shoulder Bolo bag, which are all constructed in small quantities using custom hardware.
Sarep + Rose
Sarep + Rose, a lifestyle brand created by Robin Sirleaf combines style with social impact. The founder travels to Africa to procure materials, and teams up with makers who create a more sophisticated version of the casual everyday accessory. Her full line of artisan-made leather bags, footwear and decorative home storage baskets change outdated stories about Africa.
Her collections feature Sisal baskets as well as Fish Skin Leather (a texture created by drying pikefish skin). They evoke an African style. Add a whimsical bow or flower to a top handle silhouette to make the appearance more interesting.
Nordstrom's flagship store in New York City will be hosting an in-store market featuring eight Black-owned businesses beginning February 14 through March 6. The curated marketplace features apparel food and home products from Caribbean lifestyle brand Chen Burkett New York, soulful clothing label Savant Studios, heavy metal jewelry brand Heavy Metals NYC, Modish Decor Pillows and Brooklyn Brewed Sorrel.
Petit Kouraj
Nasrin Jean Baptiste, a fashion stylist, founded Petit Kouraj, a Haitian Creole term for "little courage". After years of styling, she listened her inner voice and designed a luxury bag line that combines knitting, sculpture and cultural identity.
Jean-Baptiste collaborated with a group of women in Haiti to design her crochet bags. She made use of 100 100% cotton net along with rayon fringe and leather handles. They can take up to twelve hours working on one bag.
Vavvoune, a Brooklyn-based brand is known for its distinctive shapes and a slick color palette. This fringe crossbody is not an exception. Pick the Michelle tote from the label, which has geometric patterns with an edge that is beveled and a pouch to match.
Valerie Blaise
Created by self-taught designer/artisan Valerie Blaise in Brooklyn New York. VAVVOUNE (pronounced vav*une) is a leather accessories brand recognized by way of cultured design. The brand's creative operation is inspired by moods, nostalgia and functionality.
It's no secret that Black designers are reworking classic shapes into trendy essentials, but Valerie's namesake line takes it a step further with bags that are both chic and sophisticated. Her collections, made with architecturally-inspired accents are ideal for everything from work to a meal.
You've probably seen Anima Iris on celebrities like Beyonce. But even you've not seen them it's worth a look. Each item is designed with the intention to honor and celebrate the traditional African craftsmanship, from woven handles to hexagon designs. This is one label that will never go out of fashion.
Jevoni McAllister
The founder Jevoni McAllister created her eco-friendly (and budget-friendly) collection after she was sick of scrolling through Instagram to find designer bags on sale. Her vegan leather designs are intended to be worn by women of all walks of life, from a black bucket bag with rose gold detailing to a sleek rucksack adorned with hand-painted initials.
Homage Year Homage Year, a label that is worth knowing, dedicates each drop to the memory and Black diaspora of designer handbags used (site) Antoine Manning’s late father. The brand's most sought-after silhouettes are available in a range of shapes. From structured top-handles, to saddle bags, and even a sleek, cross-body bag that can be dressed with a bow or flower.
The seven designers of Black-owned bags have something for everyone If you're looking to bring some color to your outfit or find a new essential. From party-perfect bags to carry-anywhere satchels They're worth adding to your cart today.
Tola Adeagbo
Tola Adeagbo, a former finance professional, resorted to handbags and founded Florian London. The brand's AW19 collection is bold and refined, while celebrating the sophisticated librarian look. The highly sought-after mock croc bucket bag from last season has been reworked into an angular shade Terracotta. Also, look out for structured top-handles, saddle bags and structured top-handles to help you get through the work week.
BN interviewed Tola to discuss the fine line between the two extremes of doubling down and retreating in the event of a setback, the importance of passion in her work and what she believes makes her the Florian girl. See the full interview below.
Florian
Florian is well-known for his hilarious humor on the TLC show Darcey & Stacey. He is also a professional model and uses his looks to make money. Recently, he was given new teeth, and people are wondering how that will affect his modeling career.
This Black-owned brand is an essential for fashion-conscious people. The leather items are ethically sourced and designed to ensure long-lasting use. In addition to designing fashion-forward bags, the company gives back to its community. The End Systemic Racism Mini Tote is a perfect example of the company's activist-inspired designs.
Anima Iris, another black-owned bag manufacturer, is worth a look. The bags of the designer are influenced by African culture and feature intricate details. They've been spotted on celebrities such as Beyonce and Keke Palmer. Moreover, the company supports the artisanal craft of Africa.
Ree Projects
Amsterdam-based designer Desiree Kleinen worked on her craft at several international fashion houses before founding her eponymous label in the year 2016. Her minimalist bags are utilitarian and sleek, with a touch of practical elegance. Check out styles like the Julie Mini or Helene Large in black for an elegant look that will never go out of style.
Telfar's practical leather bags with the TC logo are essential for any wardrobe. Telfar was awarded the CFDA's 2019 American Accessory Designer of the Year award and has made its appearance at Bergdorf Goodman, Saks, Moda Operandi, Nordstrom and Shopbop.
Petit Kouraj's rayon fringe is a modern take on cotton nets. Add a pearl or a whimsical bow to the basic silhouette. Made by hand in Haiti these bags will keep your style stylish from day to night.
BruceGlen
When it comes to black handbags, the fashion industry has been blessed by Virgil's Off-White and a variety of other designer labels that have influenced our society. But a new name has popped up: BruceGlen.
The identical twins behind the design have created a line appreciated by fashionistas because of its eye catching color and hardware. BruceGlen's commitment towards sustainability is what really makes their products stand out.
In fact, the brand recently launched its first runway collection at NYFW dedicated to their late mother and her legacy. The collection for Fall 2022 featured a variety of looks featuring glitter, rainbows and glass window patterns. The brothers also teamed up with Resonance which is an instrument that lets you see details about carbon emissions as well as fabric water usage.
Anima Iris
If you're seeking a sleek, modern tote bag that speaks to your fashionista soul then look no further than Anima Iris. Wilglory Tanjong is the founder of this luxury purse brand. She is full-time MBA student who started the brand in 2020.
The bags are made in Dakar, Senegal. Each bag is named after a close family member or a friend such as Anima and Iris --Wilglory’s childhood besties.
While a lot of luxury brands are focused on marketing European heritage, Anima Iris' designs center around African culture and the past. In addition to their trendy bags, the brand also contributes a portion of their profits to various organizations that help women of color.
이메일 : april.morford@googlemail.com 연락처 : 예식일 : 5 People You Should Meet In The Designer Handbags Black Industry 문의내용: Black Designer Handbags Are a Timeless Addition to Any Wardrobe
Black designer handbags large bags are a timeless accessory to your wardrobe. With the right accessories, this style can easily be changed from formal to casual.Brooklyn-based brand Petit Kouraj carries Haitian roots into its bags that are sustainable, featuring made-to-order production and liveable wages for artisans. Their woven style conveys the most elegantly chic vibes.Yvonne Kone
Yvonne Kone combines the minimalism of Danish design with a colorful style which is derived from her Ivory Coast lineage to create luxury Italian-made leather goods and cashmere accessories. Her take-anywhere pieces are characterized by an architectural, minimalist approach in terms of design, material and texture. They emphasize the story of their origins and demonstrate respect for traditional craftsmanship.
The brand's black leather bags feature a mix of classic shapes and striking shades, ranging from sleek saddle styles to versatile bucket bags. The brand's name is a favorite of fuss-free modern women who appreciate timeless design.
ASHYA, a New york-based company was awarded a 2019 CFDA Elaine Gold Launch Pad Fellowship. They create functional, well-crafted bags that combine luxury and utility. The genderless collection includes innovative designs such as their reversible Crossbody and neck-to-shoulder Bolo bag, which are all constructed in small quantities using custom hardware.
Sarep + Rose
Sarep + Rose, a lifestyle brand created by Robin Sirleaf combines style with social impact. The founder travels to Africa to procure materials, and teams up with makers who create a more sophisticated version of the casual everyday accessory. Her full line of artisan-made leather bags, footwear and decorative home storage baskets change outdated stories about Africa.
Her collections feature Sisal baskets as well as Fish Skin Leather (a texture created by drying pikefish skin). They evoke an African style. Add a whimsical bow or flower to a top handle silhouette to make the appearance more interesting.
Nordstrom's flagship store in New York City will be hosting an in-store market featuring eight Black-owned businesses beginning February 14 through March 6. The curated marketplace features apparel food and home products from Caribbean lifestyle brand Chen Burkett New York, soulful clothing label Savant Studios, heavy metal jewelry brand Heavy Metals NYC, Modish Decor Pillows and Brooklyn Brewed Sorrel.
Petit Kouraj
Nasrin Jean Baptiste, a fashion stylist, founded Petit Kouraj, a Haitian Creole term for "little courage". After years of styling, she listened her inner voice and designed a luxury bag line that combines knitting, sculpture and cultural identity.
Jean-Baptiste collaborated with a group of women in Haiti to design her crochet bags. She made use of 100 100% cotton net along with rayon fringe and leather handles. They can take up to twelve hours working on one bag.
Vavvoune, a Brooklyn-based brand is known for its distinctive shapes and a slick color palette. This fringe crossbody is not an exception. Pick the Michelle tote from the label, which has geometric patterns with an edge that is beveled and a pouch to match.
Valerie Blaise
Created by self-taught designer/artisan Valerie Blaise in Brooklyn New York. VAVVOUNE (pronounced vav*une) is a leather accessories brand recognized by way of cultured design. The brand's creative operation is inspired by moods, nostalgia and functionality.
It's no secret that Black designers are reworking classic shapes into trendy essentials, but Valerie's namesake line takes it a step further with bags that are both chic and sophisticated. Her collections, made with architecturally-inspired accents are ideal for everything from work to a meal.
You've probably seen Anima Iris on celebrities like Beyonce. But even you've not seen them it's worth a look. Each item is designed with the intention to honor and celebrate the traditional African craftsmanship, from woven handles to hexagon designs. This is one label that will never go out of fashion.
Jevoni McAllister
The founder Jevoni McAllister created her eco-friendly (and budget-friendly) collection after she was sick of scrolling through Instagram to find designer bags on sale. Her vegan leather designs are intended to be worn by women of all walks of life, from a black bucket bag with rose gold detailing to a sleek rucksack adorned with hand-painted initials.
Homage Year Homage Year, a label that is worth knowing, dedicates each drop to the memory and Black diaspora of designer handbags used (site) Antoine Manning’s late father. The brand's most sought-after silhouettes are available in a range of shapes. From structured top-handles, to saddle bags, and even a sleek, cross-body bag that can be dressed with a bow or flower.
The seven designers of Black-owned bags have something for everyone If you're looking to bring some color to your outfit or find a new essential. From party-perfect bags to carry-anywhere satchels They're worth adding to your cart today.
Tola Adeagbo
Tola Adeagbo, a former finance professional, resorted to handbags and founded Florian London. The brand's AW19 collection is bold and refined, while celebrating the sophisticated librarian look. The highly sought-after mock croc bucket bag from last season has been reworked into an angular shade Terracotta. Also, look out for structured top-handles, saddle bags and structured top-handles to help you get through the work week.
BN interviewed Tola to discuss the fine line between the two extremes of doubling down and retreating in the event of a setback, the importance of passion in her work and what she believes makes her the Florian girl. See the full interview below.
Florian
Florian is well-known for his hilarious humor on the TLC show Darcey & Stacey. He is also a professional model and uses his looks to make money. Recently, he was given new teeth, and people are wondering how that will affect his modeling career.
This Black-owned brand is an essential for fashion-conscious people. The leather items are ethically sourced and designed to ensure long-lasting use. In addition to designing fashion-forward bags, the company gives back to its community. The End Systemic Racism Mini Tote is a perfect example of the company's activist-inspired designs.
Anima Iris, another black-owned bag manufacturer, is worth a look. The bags of the designer are influenced by African culture and feature intricate details. They've been spotted on celebrities such as Beyonce and Keke Palmer. Moreover, the company supports the artisanal craft of Africa.
Ree Projects
Amsterdam-based designer Desiree Kleinen worked on her craft at several international fashion houses before founding her eponymous label in the year 2016. Her minimalist bags are utilitarian and sleek, with a touch of practical elegance. Check out styles like the Julie Mini or Helene Large in black for an elegant look that will never go out of style.
Telfar's practical leather bags with the TC logo are essential for any wardrobe. Telfar was awarded the CFDA's 2019 American Accessory Designer of the Year award and has made its appearance at Bergdorf Goodman, Saks, Moda Operandi, Nordstrom and Shopbop.
Petit Kouraj's rayon fringe is a modern take on cotton nets. Add a pearl or a whimsical bow to the basic silhouette. Made by hand in Haiti these bags will keep your style stylish from day to night.
BruceGlen
When it comes to black handbags, the fashion industry has been blessed by Virgil's Off-White and a variety of other designer labels that have influenced our society. But a new name has popped up: BruceGlen.
The identical twins behind the design have created a line appreciated by fashionistas because of its eye catching color and hardware. BruceGlen's commitment towards sustainability is what really makes their products stand out.
In fact, the brand recently launched its first runway collection at NYFW dedicated to their late mother and her legacy. The collection for Fall 2022 featured a variety of looks featuring glitter, rainbows and glass window patterns. The brothers also teamed up with Resonance which is an instrument that lets you see details about carbon emissions as well as fabric water usage.
Anima Iris
If you're seeking a sleek, modern tote bag that speaks to your fashionista soul then look no further than Anima Iris. Wilglory Tanjong is the founder of this luxury purse brand. She is full-time MBA student who started the brand in 2020.
The bags are made in Dakar, Senegal. Each bag is named after a close family member or a friend such as Anima and Iris --Wilglory’s childhood besties.
While a lot of luxury brands are focused on marketing European heritage, Anima Iris' designs center around African culture and the past. In addition to their trendy bags, the brand also contributes a portion of their profits to various organizations that help women of color.
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