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This History Makers episode is a must watch Black Fashion & Beauty: A Historical View.
"African Americans are excluded from the history of U.S. fashion and beauty. However, Black Fashion & Beauty: A Historical View shines a light on this important topic that includes black fashion dressmakers Anne Lowe, fashion designers Stephen Burrows, Byron Lars , Jeffrey Banks, and Tracey Reese; fashion activist Bethann Hardison, style icon Ophelia DeVore; hair stylists John Atchison and Olive Benson; the Ebony Fashion Fair show, widely successful hair care companies like Madame C. J. Walker, Johnson Products, Soft Sheen and cosmetic companies like Fashion Fair Cosmetics and Carol’s Daughter. Hosted by former fashion editor of The Wall Street Journal Teri Agins, Black Fashion & Beauty: A Historical View explores the rich history of African Americans in the fashion and beauty industry. Joining Agins are the legendary fashion show producer, Audrey Smaltz, successful menswear and home décor designer and author, Jeffrey Banks, and Assistant Curator of Costume at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology, Elizabeth Way. The discussion also features a Q&A session with questions from The HistoryMakers StyleMakers Advisory Committee. Tune in to this incredible panel to learn more about this fascinating and little-known history."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0kJYAa_rEM&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR1eLGJw-ZJRSS-8bpcDpk_aS2nRYiVBAoUHRmdD57hnhNIrwGm2DnAqThw
Black Fashion & Beauty: A Historical View

Black Fashion and Beauty: A Historical View African Americans are excluded from the history of U.S. fashion and beauty. However, Black Fashion & Beauty: A Historical View shines a light on this importa...

Join me Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at 7pm on INSTRAGRAM LIVE for a conversation with Gia Rodriguez the Creative Director of the Gia Rodriguez Collection. Gia creates a luxury line of beautifully crafted handbags and accessories. We are continuing our series "Inside Braces for Outside Storms" What's Next in Fashion? Post Covid19.

Black Excellence... Buying Black.
Thanks Vicki Meek for the share, commentary and perspective.

Buying Black, Rebooted In the newest iteration of the Buy Black movement, entrepreneurs are creating marketplaces that pool black-owned brands in one space.

This is a great read. Kerby Jean-Raymond has something to say.

Gambling With Fashion Fame Pyer Moss may be the hottest brand at New York Fashion week. So why in the world would Kerby Jean-Raymond, its designer, decide not to have a show?