Black-Owned Brands to Support in Honor of 'Black Panther'
Wakanda chic.
To put African brands in a singular box would be ridiculous — and Black Panther has proven this. The Marvel film is a perfect example of the continent's diversity in fashion and art.
On and off-screen the cast has been sporting a designs from South Africa, Ghana, Uganda, Nigeria and even Sudan. If anything, the film has shown that cross culturally, African designers have a lot to say.
If you're interested in dressing in black-owned shops, without breaking your budget, see what we gathered below.
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If you're looking for high-end designers like Maki Oh and Brother Vellies, this digital destination is a perfect find. In addition to an e-shop, Oxosi also has editorial spreads showcasing the beauty of African art and fashion.
Danielle Kwateng is a journalist, editor, entrepreneur and culture critic. After earning her degree in print journalism and fashion merchandising from Howard University, Danielle attended Columbia University's coveted publishing course. There, she refined her skills as a reporter and learned the art of authentic, authoritative storytelling. She's worked at Glamour,... Read more