Black Business Month was founded in 2004 in response to the under representation and acknowledgement of Black business owners. It’s a direct call to give both longstanding and emerging business owners their flowers, taking the month to make a conscious effort in supporting Black-owned companies and boost sales. With so many fashion-forward and innovative fashion brands offering up fun and unique pieces alongside classic staples you’ll never want to get rid of, it’s no challenge to find a handful of pieces, all designed by Black creatives, that you’ll want to add to your closet this month – and they’re brands you want to keep returning to for years to come.
Our favorite brands aren’t ones to disappoint, but this time around, there’s feels to be even more flare market. There’s going out tops with statement shoulder details, crochet maxi dresses you’ll be dying to pack for your next vacation, funky twists on classic button ups, and more. These designers and more have earned their rightful places in the forefront regardless of the month, but in any case, you don’t have to tell us twice to add these to the cart.
This button up top is just one example of how Kwame Adusei transforms the ordinary into extraordinary with its knack for silhouette play.
Available at Kwame AduseiIt’s the little details such as the netted fabric and raw hems that make Hildaa Lindaa’s Araci Top so unique. Still, it’s one you can mix and match with a number of looks to maximize its wear.
Available at Hildaa LindaaComplete with high-slits and unexpected cutouts, Monet Nejon’s See-Through Cherry dress takes classic crochet to new heights.
Available at Monet NejonPar Bronté Laurent’s Ciao Bella Dress is a picturesque summer staple.
Available at Par Bronté LaurentWith a keyhole neckline, slight flared hem and eye-catching print, Zelie For She’s Feeling Groovy Dress is one to stand out in any closet.
Available at Zelie For SheFarai London became a fan favorite due to its exciting prints, and the skirt of this two-piece set keeps the theme going.
Available at Farai London