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Look closer.The architecture. The color. The way each silhouette holds its shape and then changes completely once it mov...
09/09/2026

Look closer.

The architecture. The color. The way each silhouette holds its shape and then changes completely once it moves.

Waina Chancy’s Atelier Ndigo has always treated clothing as more than decoration — using rich textiles, sculptural construction, and Caribbean references to turn personal history into wearable form.

A closer look at Spring/Summer 2027.

Which look stays with you?

Some collections ask you to choose between strength and softness. Chuks Collins refuses to.Across Spring/Summer 2027, st...
09/09/2026

Some collections ask you to choose between strength and softness. Chuks Collins refuses to.

Across Spring/Summer 2027, structure meets fluidity, tailoring meets sculptural volume, and African and Western design languages exist together instead of competing for space. It is the tension Chuks has spent years refining — what he describes as the intersection of architecture and thrill.

Swipe through the details. Which Chuks Collins look would you wear first?

The tailoring tells you where he started. The attitude tells you where he’s going.A closer look at Rey Jaiteh’s Spring/S...
09/09/2026

The tailoring tells you where he started. The attitude tells you where he’s going.

A closer look at Rey Jaiteh’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection — where handmade construction meets modern proportion, street influence, and a wardrobe designed to move between worlds.

Each look carries a piece of Lamin Jaiteh’s story: The Gambia, Harlem, New York, and the years spent learning that the smallest construction choices can completely change how a garment lives on the body.

Which look has your vote?

09/09/2026

From his father’s sewing booth in the Harlem African Market to this runway.

Rey Jaiteh unveiled Spring/Summer 2027 with the craftsmanship that has been part of Lamin “Rey” Jaiteh’s life since childhood, sharpened through tailoring, New York street style, and his own definition of modern luxury.

A full-circle moment, Peace by Piece. Which piece do you have your eye on 🖤👇🏾

Fresh off the HFR runway. 🌸Last night, Brooke Sumpter’s Cherry Blossom Couture vision came to life on the Harlem’s Fashi...
09/09/2026

Fresh off the HFR runway. 🌸

Last night, Brooke Sumpter’s Cherry Blossom Couture vision came to life on the Harlem’s Fashion Row runway with coordinated looks for girls and their American Girl dolls.

And now, part of that runway moment is officially yours to shop.

Available now for 18-inch dolls:
* 2-in-1 Ruffle Dress & Jacket
* Bow Shirt & Jean Skirt
* Embroidered Jean Set
* Buttoned-Up Bows Top & Skirt

Available now for girls:
* Ruffle Dress

The high-low skirt shown on the runway is not available for purchase.

The rest of the collection is live now.
Shop Harlem’s Fashion Row x at the link in bio.

09/09/2026

Chuks Collins took the runway with a collection built on contrast — structure and softness, precision and movement, heritage and evolution. 🖤

Each look carried its own energy, but together they told a story of a designer pushing his language forward with intention.

Collins Chuks, Peace by Piece.

09/09/2026

A first glimpse at Atelier Ndigo. 🖤

Waina Chancy’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection is beginning to reveal itself — sculptural, expressive, and unmistakably hers.

09/09/2026

The fashion is fashioning tonight. 🖤

From the carpet to the runway, every look is bringing its own piece of the story — bold, intentional, and impossible to ignore.

09/09/2026

We asked Tracee Ellis Ross to name a Black designer everyone should know — and her answer spanned generations 🫶🏽👇🏾

First, Willi Smith — the visionary behind WilliWear whose approach to style helped redefine American fashion. For Tracee, his influence was personal: she shared that his work helped shape the way she dressed growing up.

And today? Rachel Scott — the Jamaican-born designer and founder of , now leading a new chapter in American fashion as Creative Director of Proenza Schouler.

From the designers who shaped us to the designers shaping what comes next. Peace by Piece.

Tracee Ellis Ross Proenza Schouler Harlem’s Fashion Row | HFR

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