Ruchita’s love for handicrafts led her to found her own business, with which she is able to speak up for a community made of Indian creatives and international students.

“At Cee Cee’s Closet NYC, we value centering on the beauty and grace of Black women through our marketing. We also endeavor to create economic opportunities in our respective communities: Brooklyn, New York, and Lagos, Nigeria”

We’ve taken the time to interview Karim and ask him about his brand. Karim is also represented by Michelle Ngonmo, founder and CEO of Afro Fashion Milan.

‘People are like my support system. They invest in me over time, whether it be helping me and spending their time and the resources to help me get somewhere or whether it be them taking the time when I'm going through something to make sure I'm okay”

No matter the nasty stories that might attack her and her brand, I consider Aurora’s career in fashion pretty inspiring. Here’s why.

Upcycling is a sustainable and safe way to preserve the beauty of fashion, along with tales and traditions to be told to one customer to another. Madison’s Memoir is all about offering fashionable stories, in the literal sense.

“I want my clients to feel more like a family. Without them, I wouldn’t be where I am today. That’s why I always show love and gratitude towards every post or tweet they share about Ciriaco and show how appreciative I am”

It was a pleasure meeting Kamille and she is definitely the person who initiated me into this world, the world of design. I’m looking forward to seeing what she has in store with her collective and much more!

Make sure to check my first and latest guide on Instagram and get to know more details about my collection. This is only the beginning, always on the beat!

Hogoè Kpessou is the person behind the homonymous brand. She’s a polyglot business owner and fashion beauty based in Jacksonville, Florida, with Togolese roots. She got us all with her sweet-looking designs!