Visit and Subscribe to TheStateofFashion.Bulletin.com to read about FAMU’s Marching Band’s rousing performance at the Louis Vuitton Men’s Show and France’s historical love and appreciation of black entertainment. View this Continue Reading
Happy Juneteenth! This past Friday, I was excited to attend the opening event for the Beverly Center’s EMERGE In Color Pop Up Shop Curated by Maison Black and the Black Continue Reading
For this year’s Met Gala (click here to see who made best-dressed), the dress code was white-tie, ‘Gilded Glamour’. Allow us to break that down a bit: fashion in America Continue Reading
Visit + Subscribe to TheStateofFashion.Bulletin.com to read about the latest episode of Atlanta, which takes aim at racism and diversity in the Fashion Industry: An excerpt, “Have you checked out Continue Reading
For the third year in a row, Lagos Fashion Week is back with the highly anticipated ‘Woven Thread’ series in partnership with Fashion Revolution & Fashion Open Studio! Launched in Continue Reading
Macy’s has joined forces with six trailblazing creative visionaries of color to deliver several capsule collections for us to indulge! The collaboration went live on April 21st under their second Continue Reading
Happy Saturday! Today I wanted to introduce you to a brand you should know: Glitzz Galore ! Created by designer Ms Bentleyy , Glitzz Galore is a a unique, custom, hand designed brand that puts Continue Reading
Visit + Subscribe to theStateofFashion.Bulletin.com to read highlights from the GLAAD Awards, The Grammys, and the 15 Percent Pledge Gala! I write, “The 15 Percent Pledge is a non-profit organization Continue Reading
It was all about Black Girl Magic and Black Female Designers at Brokenland Co’s Nordstrom debut this past Saturday in New York! In addition to Broken Land debuting their couture Continue Reading
A certified celeb fave? Laquan Smith’s Basic Instinct inspired white Mohair dress and matching coat: Kylie Jenner was the first person to rock the look with white Amina Muaddi sandals Continue Reading
Visit TheStateofFashion.Bulletin.com to read about how members of the black fashion community have reacted to the untimely passing of Legendary Fashion Editor, Andre Leon Talley. I write, “Talley was a Continue Reading
By MalikaB Kerby Jean Raymond, the creative genius and lead director of Pyer Moss, debuted his first haute couture line on Saturday. Jean-Raymond is the 2nd black designer invited by Continue Reading
“Rain means luck and is a blessing, it is the ancestors’ way of giving us a non-verbal message. “ Nelson Mandela University Professor Nokuzola Mndende Trailblazing designer Kerby Jean Raymond opted Continue Reading
Long before Naomi, Tyra, or Iman first set foot on a runway, there was Donyale Luna, the first black woman to cover Vogue and arguably the first African-American supermodel. Born Continue Reading
EUNICE W. JOHNSON was the illustrious founder and director (1958) of Ebony Fashion Fair, a fashion tour that pioneered the use of black models AND black designers. She was one Continue Reading
Today in Black Fashion History, we celebrate the contributions of Ann Lowe . After attending fashion design school in New York City and in 1920, she opened her first dress Continue Reading
Happy Friday, folks! While in Atlanta, I spent almost every day with a designer you should have on your radar: London Couture Est. 90! The Richmond, Virginia native (whose real Continue Reading
Mary J Blige graces the pages of Health Magazine wearing a $269 caramel sleeveless Jolie Maxi dress by Hanifa, which also comes in white. “Congo’s natural wealth lives in the Continue Reading
Fashion Bomb Daily has been in the fashion business for 14 years, and have documented the journey of innumerable designers from beginner to blowing up! In 2017, we decided to Continue Reading
After we published our first list of Top 100 Black Designers, we realized that one list was simply not enough! In the midst of the Black Lives Matter movement, we Continue Reading
