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73 Black-Owned Brands to Support Today, Tomorrow, and Forever
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Terry Power
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In the midst of the Kavanaugh hearings, Jeremy Scott took the finale lap at his spring 2019 show in a t-shirt that urged viewers to “Tell Your Senator NO On Kavanaugh.” For his fall 2017 show, Christian Siriano sent a model down the runway in a shirt that read “People are People” set to Depeche Mode’s song of the same name. The week Harvey Weinstein was convicted of sexual assault and rape, Dior’s runway was peppered with signs like “Women Raise the Uprising” and “Consent.” If the fashion community has proven anything, it’s that it is willing to fight against inequality and social injustice. But what about the injustices plaguing its own industry, from the lack of Black representation on the runway to the lack of visibility and opportunities afforded to Black designers?
Last year, as the world grappled with the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, and Ahmaud Arbery—Black humans who were targeted and discriminated against because of their skin color—everyone flocked to pour dollars into the Black designers, creatives, and businesses who are often overlooked. But buying Black isn’t a moment, it’s a movement. A re-post is not enough. A hashtag is not enough.
Ahead, 73 Black-owned brands to shop from today, tomorrow, and forever.
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Wmns Wear
Wmns Wear may be designed under London’s typically cloudy skies and drizzling rain, but its collections were meant to be worn on your next island vacation. Created by women for women, each piece contours every bend and curve of a woman’s body and imparts a sense of confidence with every wear.
If you buy one thing: Lucid Dress, $118
2
Kendall Miles
At Kendall Miles, luxury doesn’t mean compromise. Launched in 2015, Kendall Miles is a family-run shoe company that produces durable, reliable, one-of-a-kind shoes that are extra with a capital E. Rest assured you won’t find anyone else with your pair.
If you buy one thing: Posh Pump, $715
3
Tejahn Burnett
You can feel Jamaican-Canadian designer Tejahn Burnett’s roots in every pair of shoes she designs. Her upcoming release is embellished with seashells dangling down your foot, but it’s her viral Simijah sandals that caught everyone’s—including Cardi B’s—attention. Pronounced “see-me-jah,” which is a Jamaican greeting—the knotted sandal is just the silhouette to add some pizzazz to your shoe collection.
If you buy one thing: Simijah, $215
4
Char Workroom
Char Workroom doesn’t prescribe to seasonal collections—booty shorts should be worn year-round. The Houston-bred brand is most known for its ruffle-trimmed cheeky shorts available in gold, silver, and pink metallic.
If you buy one thing: Cheeky Short, $160
5
Clue Clothing
There’s nothing quite like summer in Brooklyn. With the city’s endless opportunities for fun—from day drinking at parks to exploring new restaurants—Clue Clothing’s variety of no-fuss, cool-weather clothing keeps you prepared for any excursion. Since its launch in 2013, the Brooklyn-born brand—which stands for Creativity Lives Under Excellence—has built a community of devotees since its release of collegiate-inspired sweatsuits and continues to go wherever creativity takes them.
If you buy one thing: Open Mind Button Down, $120
6
Frederick Edwin Poe
Built on the idea that the world is your personal runway, allow Frederick Edwin Poe (FEP) to show you what traveling comfortably in style looks like. Its premium unisex tracksuits and sweatsuits are far too versatile to be relegated to indoor loungewear. Speaking of versatility, opt for the shorts, which double as swim trunks.
If you buy one thing: FEP Coordinated Set, $90
7
Rendoll Lagos
Rendoll’s Instagram is a feast for the eyes. Every piece is designed in vivid prints as beautiful and worldly as the Nigerian city where it’s designed. Like the models featured on its site, Rendoll was created to accentuate the beauty and curves of women of every shape and size.
If you buy one thing: Teddy Set, $154
8
The Ekhator Label
A quick perusal of The Ekhator Label’s Instagram will tell you everything you need to know about the Nigerian label: It’s not for the faint of heart. The brand’s signature heels ooze sex appeal, whether you opt for its towering Trixie mules or its Lottie basket heels. What’s more, the label’s creativity extends beyond footwear; slip into the brand’s psychedelic printed bikini sets or dresses to turn things up another notch.
If you buy one thing: Trixie, $250
9
Seuil Studios
Looking for a shoe game refresh? Seuil Studios puts a sexy, youthful spin on minimalist heels. Each heel has its own personality, from a simple strappy black heel with a bubble heel to a pointed slip-on heel with a toe loop for added support and edge.
If you buy one thing: Mamba, $130
10
Washington Ave
The brand’s tagline is “Making Old Things New,” but this ain’t your mom’s vintage shop. Vibrant, structured-shouldered blazers are chopped in half to make a sexy two-piece set, while maxi skirts and dresses are given the high-thigh slit treatment. Washington Ave doesn’t make old things new, the brand makes them sultry as well.
11
Honor The Gift
Earlier this year, Russell Westbrook’s brand Honor the Gift launched its first women’s collection chock full of simple silhouettes that let your body do the talking. While the women’s collection is full of biker shorts and sports bras, they’re simple enough to layer with the men’s offerings as well.
If you buy one thing: Command Bodysuit, $50
12
Rouhi
Imagine having an outfit every time your mood changes. Are you feeling a loud shirt and pants set? Or maybe you’re in the mood for a deconstructed blazer? Think of each Rouhi piece as an extension of your own “experiences, moods, colours and creations.”
If you buy one thing: Adaliz Blouse, $150
13
Thirtynine Seven
Thirtynine Seven reminds women that they’re beautiful and their bodies are works of art. No need to wear boring clothes when Thirtynine Seven designs clothes that puts your beauty (and booty) on full display.
If you buy one thing: Full Circle Multicolor Dress, $420
14
Theophilio
Jamaica-born, Brooklyn-raised Edvin Thompson’s designs transport you back to the days of “passa passa,” weekly street dances that originated in Kingston, Jamaica before traversing across the Caribbean. Mesh tanks and midi dresses in Rastafarian hues—red, black, gold—are easily his most recognizable pieces, but delve further into his offerings and you’ll find so much more, including a green organza truck jacket, a button-down shirt with corset detailing crawling down the lower back, and faux leather trousers.
If you buy one thing: Corseted Long Sleeve Button-Down Shirt, $260
15
Farai London
Megan Thee Stallion. Kylie Jenner. Lori Harvey. This past summer, celebs traded in their Jacquemus and Cult Gaia vacation wear for smaller brands, and you couldn’t escape Farai London’s Gaia dress on Instagram timelines. The East London brand is beloved for its eye-catching prints molded into cut-out dresses and bodysuits.
If you buy one thing: Gaia Blue Velvet dress, $122
16
Loudbrand Studios
Loud Brand came in hot this past summer with the debut of their Vashtie dress. The bodycon style, asymmetrical neckline, and adjustable length made it the perfect vacation dress and served as a teaser for the figure-hugging silhouettes the brand would continue to release. That same dress also launched a Twitter-wide debate after Kylie Jenner posted a picture in the Vashtie dress without tagging the designer (she eventually did). Do you hear that? It’s the sound of the price going up.
If you buy one thing: Raw Edge Vashtie In Pearl, $197
17
ByDose
It’s not often you find a pair of heels that can withstand partying, walking, and standing for hours on end without hurting your feet. With ByDose’s signature lace-up heels, those woes are a thing of the past.
If you buy one thing: Mid Aurum Knotted Thong Sandals, $177
18
Kai Collective
You can spot a Kai Collective print from anywhere. The brand is described as “attainable clothing with luxury aesthetics,” designed by Fisayo Longe, and known for its popular Gaia mesh bodycon dress. Other standouts include its butter silk Irun line featuring a button-down shirt, skirt, and wide-leg pants. It’s no wonder Saweetie, Jackie Aina, and plenty of other celebs can’t get enough.
If you buy one thing: Gaia Dress Red, $173
19
Local European
Local European speaks to the minimalist in all of us. The Los Angeles-based brand, birthed in 2019, features key pieces you can build any outfit from. Start with their signature cropped Jordi blouse for an NSFW touch to a workwear classic, or the LE Crewneck (and matching sweats) that marry luxury with comfortability.
If you buy one thing: Jordi Cropped Blouse, $83
20
Re Ona
Known for their double-layered t-shirts, Re Ona makes easily transferable pieces for the conscious shopper. Staples like the Signature Long-Sleeve or Scoop Long Sleeve Bodysuit take the guesswork out of dressing and easily pair with other pieces in the lineup, like the Suit Trousers or Joggers.
If you buy one thing: Sweetheart Dress in Black, $125
21
Johnny Nelson
The idea to launch his namesake jewelry label came to Johnny Nelson while he was on stage performing. Stage presence is everything to an artist, and Nelson always felt like something was missing. Enter: a three-finger ring, the first piece he ever designed, inspired by NYC’s own hip-hop culture. Now, Nelson carries bestsellers that nod to pivotal moments and symbols in Black history: the Black Panther Party, the Black power fist, and activists like Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth, Martin Luther King Jr., and many more.
If you buy one thing: Let Freedom Ring 4 Finger Ring, $480
22
Chuks Collins
Chuks Collins launched his namesake brand as made-to-measure for private clients, then pivoted to designing seasonal couture and ready-to-wear collections for men and women. Now, Collins’ collections marry his Nigerian heritage with his New York upbringing. Think Ankara prints on bomber jackets and shorts.
If you buy one thing: Line Print Bomber Jacket, $120
23
Aliétte
When you’ve styled the majority of Hollywood, what else is left to do? Launch your own clothing brand, of course. Jason Rembert, the stylist to the stars, is the mastermind behind Aliette, named after his daughter and mother. Taking cues from around the world for the colors, fabrics, and silhouettes, Aliette fits as perfectly on a resort as it does the UES.
If you buy one thing: Diana Dress, $695
24
Samantha Black Designs
Samantha Black’s collections are as vibrant and eccentric as the women who wear them. Gabrielle Union, Halle Berry, Keke Palmer, and Kelly Rowland are just a few of Black’s clients. Need I say more?
If you buy one thing: Jade Geo Dress, $220
25
Brandon Blackwood
In 2015, Brandon Blackwood launched his namesake brand with just four bags. In the time since, he’s expanded to every texture and fabric you can think of, but it was the bag with three words on the front that made his brand a must-have in 2020: End Systemic Racism. Inspired by the injustices Black people continue to face, Blackwood designed the tote to make a statement. Proceeds are donated to Pro Bono legal services provided by the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights.
If you buy one thing: ESR Tote, $70
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Sai Sankoh
Sai Sankoh’s resort wear was made for the traveler who likes to stand out amongst basic beach cover-ups and dad shirts. Picture dinner in a bold orange and pink two-piece skirt set, or perusing the resort in a floor-length tropical-print kaftan. What’s more, each piece has a story: Are you the Doreen skirt traveling to the Caribbean? Or the Amalie pants preparing for a trip to South Africa?
If you buy one thing: Orange Doreen Skirt, $165
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Lionne Clothing
Lionne takes mundanity out of the everyday wardrobe and adds a touch of excitement to every piece designed. At first glance, a sleeveless button-down shirt looks exactly like that—until you stare a bit longer and realize it’s a bodysuit. Launched in 2018, Lionne strikes the balance between edge and sophistication.
If you buy one thing: D2 Collard Shirt Dress, $282
28
T.A New York
T.A is a luxury concept store created by Telsha Anderson that features a highly curated collection of pieces sourced from all over the world. The retailer highlights designers of all backgrounds, including Wesley Harriott, William Okpo, and Situationist.
If you buy one thing: Wesley Harriott Double Work Skirt, $570
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LaSette
LaSette aims to reimagine the way people think of lingerie by creating pieces you’ll want to show off anywhere but the house. Styles like the Ada dress can take you from the bedroom to the club while the Strapped In bralette can be worn with a pair of jeans for an effortless look.
If you buy one thing: Ada Slip Dress, $150
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Nichole Lynel
Every time founder Nichole Lynel posts a new look, you have to stop and stare. The young entrepreneur launched two fashion businesses: Her namesake brand, which offers fun wardrobe must-haves, and NL the Label. Consider the latter as the cool, older sister whose closet consists of both destroyed denim trimmed in rhinestone fringe and an elegant nude pantsuit—basically everything a younger sibling would want to borrow.
If you buy one thing: Sparkling Sequins Short Set, $189
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Auvere
Auvere’s name combines the chemical symbol of gold (Au) with the latin word “vere”—which means true—to give customers “true gold.” Auvere creates one-of-a-kind pieces handcrafted and made of pure 22k or 24k gold.
If you buy one thing: V Neck Earring Satin, $850
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Castamira
Castamira aims to accentuate the woman’s body with its Mallots line. Featuring high-leg cuts, corset detailing, and plunging necklines, Castamira proves that one-piece bathing suits can be sexy and beautiful.
If you buy one thing: Gemser, $195
33
Matte Brand
Wilson creates designs for the fearless and unapologetic souls who know that they’re 100 percent that bitch.
If you buy one thing: 1992 Jacket in Chocolate, $160
34
Prayers and Plans
Amaka Ikpeazu launched Prayers and Plans in 2017 with a simple mission: “to encourage and remind women that they are capable of extraordinary things.” Confidence is birthed from comfortability, which sets the tone for the brand’s take on loungewear. Robes, slip dresses, and pajama sets are made in luxurious silk fabric so that every woman who wears a P&P piece can feel elegant in their own home. What’s more, P&P donates five percent of every purchase to Solar Sisters, an organization that provides training, resources, and support to distribute clean energy to underserved communities in Africa.
If you buy one thing: Midnight-Blue Jasmine Silk Set, £123
35
Tier NYC
Tier NYC is the brainchild of founders Nigeria Ealey, Victor James, and Esaïe Jean-Simon. The brand elevates sportswear classics like hoodies and sweatpants in butter-soft fabrics offered in an array of bright colors.
If you buy one thing: Amberglow Sweatpants, $140
36
The K Label
Karice Leila was inspired to launch The K Label in 2015 after experiencing the same dilemma repeatedly: her closet lacked quality pieces that could carry her from day-to-night. That directly correlates with the brand’s most popular style: a corseted sweatsuit that pairs well with both sneakers and heels.
If you buy one thing: Tonik Corset Hoodie in Azure Blue, €156
37
Samaria Leah
Samaria Leah is where the past meets the present. Leah’s namesake label was birthed from her love for upcycling Levi’s growing up. Her collection of reworked denim breathes new life into vintage jeans by adding modern twists, like the lace-up detail on the brand’s bestseller, the Leah jean.
If you buy one thing: Leah (Bone), $225
38
Love, Vera
Love, Vera isn’t your typical, run-of-the-mill lingerie company. The inclusive brand seeks to ensure that every woman deserves lingerie that makes her feel sexy. Launched by Vera Nicole in 2018, Love, Vera celebrates Blackness by casting diverse models in all shapes and sizes, many of whom are proudly sporting their afros and locs.
If you buy one thing: Kai Snake Print Eyelash Lace 3-Piece Set, $50
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William Okpo
Parents aren’t normally a source for fashion inspiration, but sisters Darlene and Lizzy Okpo found a way to take their parents’ personal style and give it new life. William Okpo’s designs consist of breezy, feminine silhouettes with a dash of masculinity in soft, warm tones that serve as the foundation of any outfit.
If you buy one thing: Womanly Dress, $375
40
Phlemuns
James Flemons’ label Phlemuns is the saying, “Style is a way to say who you are without having to speak,” come to life. Phlemun’s is not for the faint of heart; the prints are loud, the cuts unexpected, and the designs unique. You’ll never encounter anyone with your exact outfit again. The brand counts Normani, Lizzo, and Billie Eilish as fans.
If you buy one thing: Single L/S Mini Dress, $190
41
Salone Monet
Not all nudes are made equal, so Salone Monet gave us six different shades to choose from. Ranging from four-inch stilettos to two-inch kitten heels, each shoe comes in a satin finish for a luxurious touch to the simplest outfit.
If you buy one thing: Sable Kyle, $295
42
Daily Paper
The Amsterdam-based brand founded by friends Jefferson Osei, Hussein Suleiman, and Abderrahmane Trabsini fuses the trio’s own African heritage with contemporary aesthetics. Its minimalist approach diverts attention to bright palettes and prints.
If you buy one thing: Vintage Blue Kenna Shirt, $198
43
TLZ Femme
Bold enough to wear a metallic, ankle-length mesh dress? What about an all-lace one-shoulder catsuit? If you answered yes, TLZ Femme is for you. The brand’s designs are for those who are unapologetic about their femininity and embrace every part of their bodies. Cardi B and Kylie Jenner are fans.
If you buy one thing: Black Fishnet Floor-Length Dress, $198
44
Riot Swim
Your vacation wardrobe isn’t complete without a Riot Swim swimsuit. The brand offers an array of sexy swim styles, but its bestseller is the Echo one-piece, which comes with a plunging v-neckline and high-leg cut.
If you buy one thing: Echo One Piece Kiwi, $96
45
Tongoro Studio
Tongoro is a sustainable Senegal-based brand that designs playful yet mature clothing and won’t break the bank. Each item is made in Africa, an intentional move to “foster the economic and social development of artisanal workers in western Africa,” according to the brand’s site.
If you buy one thing: Jama Jumpsuit, $250
46
Diarra Blu
Diarra Blu, founded by Diarra Bousso, celebrates Africa’s rich colors and textures in modern designs. Fan favorites include the brand’s Convertible line, which features a dress and a jumpsuit with a flexible top that morphs into a multitude styles.
If you buy one thing: Sustainable Mailys Convertible Dress, $225
47
Pyer Moss
Kerby Jean-Raymond’s brainchild has garnered a wave of recognition and support in recent years thanks to the designer’s powerful messaging woven into the threads of his collections and politically charged runway shows.
If you buy one thing: Boat Neck Silk Slip Dress, $975
48
Mateo New York
Founded by Matthew Harris, Mateo New York’s simple, elevated, everyday fine jewelry dips into dazzling diamonds and gemstones for the woman on the move.
If you buy one thing: 14-karat Gold Faceted Huggies, $325
49
LaQuan Smith
LaQuan Smith designs for the It girls who don’t mind being the talk of the event. Each piece exudes sex appeal, including the signature mesh and sheer detailing and leg-baring designs that accentuate the female frame.
If you buy one thing: Animalia Catsuit, $695
50
Rebecca Allen
Before pivoting to fashion, Rebecca Allen worked in finance. She couldn’t incorporate color into her outfits, but couldn’t find comfy nude shoes that matched her looks either. In an effort to aid others who faced the same dilemma, Allen launched her namesake label, which offers pumps, flats, and sandals in five different shades of nude.
If you buy one thing: The Skim Flat, $150
51
Brother Vellies
Brother Vellies is sustainable footwear founded by Aurora James. The brand is famous for its handmade shoes, which are produced by artisans from all over the world to celebrate their rich histories and cultures. Brother Vellies recently went viral for creating the snakeskin boots Jodie Turner-Smith’s Queen wore in Queen & Slim.
If you buy one thing: Woven Olivia Pump, $795
52
Telfar
Telfar Clemens is the mastermind behind the handbag everyone can’t wait to get their hands on. The Telfar shopper tote comes in varying sizes and colors that sell out immediately folowing each release. Telfar also gives wardrobe classics like t-shirts and denim a modern twist.
If you buy one thing: Large Tan Shopping Bag, $257
53
Christopher John Rogers
When Christopher John Rogers made his runway debut in 2019, it was a spectacle. Really, his designs create the spectacle. Never one to shy away from voluminous silhouettes and blinding colors, CJR is perfect for anyone who wants to stand out in a crowd.
If you buy one thing: Drape Silk Tafeta Skirt, $1,975
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Victor Glemaud
Haitian-born designer Victor Glemaud focuses on knitwear that marries sporty and sexy together. Think runway-ready cut-out knit maxi dresses or cozy sweaters that appeal to everyone.
If you buy one thing: Maxi Dress, $595
55
Fear of God
Fear of God is in the upper echelon of streetwear. Founded by Jerry Lorenzo in 2013, the brand remains a classic in wardrobes for its timeless designs and sophisticated basics.
If you buy one thing: Hooded Raincoat, $648
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Hanifa
Regardless of your location, Hanifa’s pieces will make you feel like you’re on vacation. Founded by Anifa Mvuemba, the brand’s vibrant colors and addictive designs are affordable and one-of-a-kind, especially its offshoot Pink Label.
If you buy one thing: Kinshasa Dress, $369
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Tracy Reese
Tracy Reese dresses are the kind you wear to prance around a garden of gorgeous flowers—think breezy, bouncy, and dipped in beautiful floral prints.
If you buy one thing: Abstract Floral Tie-Back Dress, $328
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Nude Barre
No need to settle for your local drugstore’s cheap tights when Nude Barre has every flesh-tone shade imaginable.
If you buy one thing: Mocha Convertible Opaque Tights, $22
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Nubian Skin
For many years, it was difficult to find undergarments that matched deeper skin tones. Nubian Skin, founded by Ade Hassan, makes it easy for women of color to find hosiery and lingerie in their skin shade.
If you buy one thing: Reversible High Waist Bikini Bottom, $100
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Andrea Iyamah
Nigerian fashion designer Dumebi Iyamah launched Andrea Iyamah to celebrate the colors, cuts, and designs of African culture. Andrea Iyamah’s pieces are simple and modern—perfect for the adventurous traveler.
If you buy one thing: Wasuki High Waist Bikini, $163
61
Cheyenne Kimora
The du-rag is a loungewear staple used to protect Black hair and usually worn inside the home. But Cheyenne Kimora’s iteration deserves to be displayed in a museum.
If you buy one thing: Pink Short Du-Rag, $175
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Romeo Hunt
When you see a Romeo Hunte piece, you see luxury and sophistication—which makes sense, since his pieces have graced the backs of women like Michelle Obama, Beyoncé, and Mary J. Blige.
If you buy one thing: Olive One-Leg Pant, $600
63
Aminah Abdul Jillil
You can probably spot an Aminah Abdul Jillil shoe from a mile away. Racy, strappy, and bedazzled—what more can a woman want?
If you buy one thing: Soleil Sandal White, $498
64
Oma the Label
Oma the Label began by providing basics with an elevated flair. Now, the brand is pivoting to luscious gold jewelry for everyday wear.
If you buy one thing: Ori Hoop, $79
65
Sincerely Tommy
Sincerely Tommy is a fresh breath of nostalgia. The brand is a cooler, updated version of your mother’s old wardrobe; think chunky ’90s slippers, high-waisted trousers, and sharp tailoring.
If you buy one thing: BYM White Slides, $105
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Fenoel
You haven’t experience luxury until you slip on a Fenoel piece. Influenced by her Grenadian culture, founder Felisha Noel created a line that exudes glamour, culture, and femininity through rich color pairings and prints.
If you buy one thing: Mace Half Sleeve Tie Dress, $698
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Jade Swim
Jade Swim designs simple bathing suits, but they’re anything but boring. Each piece is carefully crafted using luxe fabric that hugs the body and protects against chlorine and other factors that could prevent long term wearability.
If you buy one thing: Apex One Piece, $198
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Edas
Edas creates art for your ears. All pieces are made from home goods and refurbished elements hand-crafted with love by artisans.
If you buy one thing: Around The Way Ring, $58
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Tia Adeola
Designers love to look to the past, but Tia Adeola’s fascination with the Renaissance period is the driving force behind all of her collections. Adeola began designing in her dorm room in 2017, creating frothy two-piece tulle sets that have become her signature.
If you buy one thing: Blue Reflective Ruffle Set, $60
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Yam NYC
It all started with a jewelry-making book Morgan Thomas’s mother gave her when she was younger. After her mother’s death, Thomas launched Yam NYC to continue her legacy. Now, she makes upcycled jewelry both nostalgic and inventive.
If you buy one thing: Bonar Pearl Choker, $112
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ReLove SF
ReLove is a San Francisco-based vintage retailer offering a mix of vintage, designer, and independent labels at an affordable price. If you can’t swing by its brick-and-mortar location, you can always shop online.
If you buy one thing: Pairs Well Poplin Dress, $98
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LemLem
Supermodel Liya Kebede launch the brand following a trip to her native Ethiopia. LemLem partners with artisan groups across Africa to expand production and provide jobs across Africa.
If you buy one thing: Eche Cascade Dress, $325
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Goodee
Goodee was founded by twin brothers Byron and Dexter Peart who wanted to create a platform that introduces customers to talented artisans. Every single item on Goodee’s site is approved by the brand’s in-house sustainability team to ensure all the items are made with ethical materials.
If you buy one thing: The Goodee Hoodie, $100
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Jennifer Lopez Joined Ben Affleck In L.A. With Kids For Thanksgiving
Published
2 years agoon
26 November 2021By
Terry Power
On Wednesday night, Jennifer Lopez arrived in Los Angeles with her 13-year-old twins Max and Emme. The family was likely there to join Lopez’s boyfriend, Ben Affleck, for the Thanksgiving holiday. Lopez recently returned from the much colder climate of British Columbia, Canada, where she was filming her latest project, The Mother.
J. Lo touched down in her private jet wearing a teddy fur coat from Coach’s Autumn/Winter 2019 collection, and a pair of Ugg boots. Classic airplane outfit, celebrity style. Lopez and Affleck originally dated in 2002 and broke up in 2004. Their romance was rekindled earlier this year, soon after Lopez ended her relationship with baseball player Alex Rodriguez. The new couple went official in July, while celebrating Lopez’s 52nd birthday abroad.
Affleck’s most recent relationship with Ana de Armas ended in January after about a year together. He had divorced ex-wife Jennifer Garner in 2015 after being married for almost a decade. Garner and Affleck had three daughters, Violet, Seraphina, and Sam.
Before traveling back to the U.S., Lopez posted a story to Instagram Reels about how grateful she was to be headed home.
“Hey everybody, it’s my last day here shooting on The Mother out in Smithers in the snow, it’s been beautiful, but tonight I’m on my way home,” she said, as she walked through the wild landscape in a black coat and beanie.
“I’m so excited for Thanksgiving! I hope everybody has an amazing weekend with their families and their loved ones, there’s so much to be grateful for this year. I’m on my way!”
This is the first major holiday of the year since Lopez and Affleck reunited, so it’s likely to be a big one for both families.
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Everlane’s Black Friday Sale is Packed With Winter Essentials
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2 years agoon
26 November 2021By
Terry Power
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This is not a drill: Everlane just kicked off its Black Friday sale. Now through Monday, November 29, the direct-to-consumer brand is offering 20 to 40% off its cozy sweaters, minimalist activewear, and popular jeans. If you’re not super familiar with Everlane, let me spell it out for you: this is a big deal.
The e-tailer might be known for making sustainable, ethically made clothes and accessories at a fair, affordable price, but Everlane rarely has sales beyond its Choose What You Pay section. So, if you want to stock up on cute basics for less, now’s your time to shop.
And, in true Everlane fashion, the brand is taking this opportunity to give back. Everlane is partnering with Rodale Institute and help U.S. farmers transition their farmland to regenerative organic—and donating $15 per order to the cause. A great sale that gives back? I’m sold.
But, hurry! These deals are going to sell out fast, so you won’t want to waste any time filling your e-cart.
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The Cloud Turtleneck
$150 $105 (30% off)
Sweater weather is officially here, so why not pick up a few fresh layers? This turtleneck is the S’s: snuggly, stylish, and on sale.
2
The Authentic Stretch High-Rise Skinny Jeans
everlane
$78 $58 (25% off)
Looking for a great pair of jeans, minus the markup? Everlane’s classic skinny style is not only super stretchy, but it’ll look good with everything from chunky sweaters to silky blouses.
3
The ReNew Teddy Slippers
everlane
$65 $39 (40% off)
Why limit the shearling trend to the upper half of your body? These plush slippers will give even your most worn-in sweats a stylish edge.
4
The Chunky Cardigan
everlane
$110 $77 (30% off)
Sure, this may not be the cardigan Taylor Swift was talking about. But, with an exaggerated collar and ribbed finish, this style would definitely score top marks from the singer herself.
5
The Canvas Utility Boots
everlane
$115 $59 (40% off)
Brave the cold weather in style with Everlane’s chic boots. The canvas uppers and thick sole make these an ideal, all-weather option.
6
The Lofty-Knit Henley
everlane
$150 $105 (30% off)
Made with a nubby blend of merino wool, alpaca, and recycled nylon, this henley is perfect for a cozy night in, yet stylish enough to wear in public.
7
The Perform Bike Shorts
everlane
$45 $22 (51% off)
No, you can never have too many stretchy pants. Everlane’s bike shorts ooze major Lady Di vibes — for under $25, no less.
8
The ReLeather Court Sneakers
everlane
$110 $66 (40% off)
Made with recycled leather, these refresh sneakers will serve up major curb appeal — and Mother Nature’s seal of approval.
9
The Field Dress
everlane
$100 $60 (40% off)
Found: a fun, flouncy frock you can wear year-round. For a wintry take, pair with opaque tights and your favorite chunky boots.
10
The Cozy-Stretch Wide-Leg Sweatpants
everlane
$150 $75 (50% off)
With a straight-legged silhouette and wool material, it’s safe to say these are the chicest sweatpants we’ve ever seen. To sweeten an already enticing offer, this pair is half off.
11
The Organic Cotton Flannel Popover
$80 $56 (30% off)
Everlane reimagined the traditional flannel with a cropped silhouette, voluminous sleeves, and a slew of minimalist colors.
12
The Studio Bag
everlane
$275 $192 (30% off)
Large enough to fit all your essentials, but not too big that it’ll weigh you down, Everlane’s Studio Bag is the perfect everyday purse.
13
The ReNew Long Liner
everlane
$158 $118 (25% off)
House Stark was right: winter really is coming. Made with recycled materials, this liner is a great layering piece that’s considerably chicer than the yesteryear’s Michelin Man-worthy parkas.
14
The Felted Merino Beanie
everlane
$50 $30 (40% off)
All set on clothes? Pick up this cheery beanie, which is 40% off its original price.
Kelsey Mulvey is a freelance lifestyle journalist, who covers shopping and deals for Marie Claire, Women’s Health, and Men’s Health, among others.
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