Philip is billed as the first Black, trans disabled model to sign with a major management company.

The company is still selling inappropriate designs.

The fashion house thought a Black knit top with bright red lips would sell well during Black History Month. Social media users disagreed. Emphatically.

The Haitian-American creator of Pyer Moss embraces Black resistance and resilience in his collections.

As the fashion industry takes steps toward more equitable representation, this year’s shows featured several designers and models of color.

The fashion journalist chronicles his path from poverty to the top of the fashion world in “The Gospel According to André.”

The Off-White founder is the first Black designer to hold this position at the fashion house.

#BlackGirlMagic is on full display on February’s Vogue Brasil twin covers.

Louis Vuitton’s creative director Nicolas Ghesquière released photos of the 17 year old.

Philadelphia Printworks’ “School of Thought” line features shirts from fictional universities built on the philosophies of Audre Lorde, James Baldwin and other Black ideological leaders. 

Dadeville councilperson Frank Goodman on wearing sagging pants: “It is not in His orders to do that to gain eternal life.”

As part of a series called StyleLikeU, lesbian poet Staceyann Chin shares her views on motherhood, fashion, racism and the world she wants for her and her young daughter.

The girls, who play for a Cedar-Riverside community team, built their new uniforms for speed.

A growing number of Native designers are using the power of the Internet to distribute their work themselves. They’re displaying their creations on platforms like Instagram, expanding their audiences not only in the U.S., but worldwide.