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As we continue our Black History Month series highlighting the future icons of our generation, we take a look behind the scenes of a celebrity’s best kept secret; their stylist. Continue Reading
In today’s edition of our Black History Month series, we’re giving you the scoop on celebrity stylist turned jewelry designer, Crystal Streets. Crystal became intrigued with fashion as a student Continue Reading
***This Post was Originally published on February 25th, 2007 No Black History Month Tribute would be complete without including designer Patrick Kelly. Born in Vicksburg, Mississippi, Kelly studied art and Continue Reading
For our Black History Month series, we’re highlight people of color making significant strides behind the scenes. No roundup would be complete without highlighting a woman who is behind the Continue Reading
If you’ve been keeping up with our Black History Month series, you know that we’ve featured some of the best in the industry thus far. Today, we delve into the world Continue Reading
To continue our Black History Month series, where we are paying homage to those making waves behind the scenes, we got a chance to catch up with celebrity makeup artist, Continue Reading
Happy Black History Month, folks! In years past, Fashion Bomb Daily has uncovered the history of black designers, interviewed modern tastemakers, and even focused on models! For 2017, we’re taking Continue Reading
In an article titled, ” They Laughed when Diddy Launched A Fashion Line. Then He Changed the Industry,” writer Robin Givhan delves into the history of Sean John, Sean Combs’s multi-million dollar fashion venture, and Continue Reading
So it’s with a heavy heart, Bombers and Bombshells, that I must announce the shuttering of Shop Candy Bomb. Though illustrator Nicole Updegraff and I had a great run creating Continue Reading
Happy Black History Month! We’re kicking off our Living Legends Series with one of the fashion’s most catalytic figures: Bethann Hardison. The CFDA Founder’s award winner and former model blazed Continue Reading
Hey Fashion Bomb readers! After a long and eventful weekend, I’m happy to go start off this week with another Vintage Visions feature. Let’s get to it! Now, today’s highlight Continue Reading
Though we tend to think of Tyson Beckford as the consummate Ebony Adonis, apparently his singular gait and breathtaking good looks could only hold a candle to those of Sterling Continue Reading
While searching around on Facebook, I came across the Spring/Summer 2009 collection of UK Designer Emmy Collins. After looking at just a few pictures, I realized that Emmy was a Continue Reading
Hey! So if you’re a veteran Fashion Bomb reader, you may remember a video I shot one Fashion Week where I interviewed a young designer named LaQuan Smith: Well, Mr. Continue Reading
Did you know?? Photographer Gordon Parks was the first African-American to work at Life Magazine? In addition to his work with Life, Gordon was commissioned by Vogue to shoot fashion Continue Reading
Did you know?? The design director behind the brand Lafayette 148 is Edward Wilkerson? A Parson’s graduate, Edward designed for Donna Karen, Calvin Klein, and Anne Klein before joining Lafayette Continue Reading
Did you know??? In 1989 Beverly Peele was one of the first black models on the cover of the now defunct Mademoiselle Magazine. After she started modeling in 1987, Peele Continue Reading
Did you know??? Ugandan model Kiara Kabukuru had one of the longest CoverGirl campaigns of any black model. Discovered in a shopping mall in Los Angeles when she was only Continue Reading
Did you know?? Cross Colours was one of the first brands to make ‘urban’ gear fashionable. Before Rocawear, Phat Farm, and Fubu, Cross Colours was the streetwear brand of choice Continue Reading
Did you know?? That all-around style maven extraordinaire B. Smith was the first African-American model to land the cover of Mademoiselle? The eponymous B. (real name Barbara) evolved from model Continue Reading