Why Haven't There Been Black Luxury Brands?

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Why Haven't There Been Black Luxury Brands?


Join us for an in-depth conversation on the absence of black luxury brands with industry expert Brandice Daniel. We delve into the root causes behind the lack of established black luxury brands, explore the impact of cultural biases, and discuss the potential for change within the fashion and design industry. Watch as we unpack the complexities…

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  1. I personally think that the term "black owned" on a business is synonymous with bad customer service. I know someone who owns a luxury brand and you wouldn't even know that a black person owns it because he strategically made caucasians the face of the brand. If he came out as the owner, that luxurious perception of the brand would change. I'm just being real! 😬

  2. Why we still talking about colour? "Blacks supporting black brands" can an asian or a white person say the same thing ? "Whites supporting white brands" we need to stop saying things like "building a black brand" that shit is limiting and outdated, we need less of these divided statements and more unified, all inspiring, all inclusive chit chat that normalises black culture not seperates it, yall are holding yall selves back with this kinda talk

  3. Telfar is black owned as well as a-cold-wall , heron Preston , denim tears, endless, etc . They out there forsure just need more light shed . As far as the perception I think networking is key ! They can’t box you in if everytime they see you , you with somebody of different race, orientation, even style.

  4. Black culture is not a luxurious culture, we come from to much pain. Any black designer that gets into high fashion will always have to battle looking like somebody their not. Italian and French culture scream elegance, there is a reason why most luxury brands are European. it is not a black thing white Americans do not break into high fashion either.

  5. The problem I have with the topic of this conversation and the comments made by Jim Jones is that it always seems like our own brands are never good enough. Fubu wasn't good enough. Karl Kani, Sean John, Echo, Cross Colours, Enyce etc. were never good enough. We call our own brands corny and knockoff but we're willing to spend money we don't have to support them. We're always complaining about how hard it is to get into the fashion world and how some of the designs are racist and how they treat us at the stores. What happened to that Prada & Gucci boycott when they had the blackface design? They do things like that but yet we cant wait to spend millions of dollars with them. When will we be good enough for ourselves?

  6. There are Black luxury designers with some amazing products from jewelry, shoes, clothing, accessories – Kendall Miles and Brother Vellies are my favorite shoe designers, Laquan Smith, Christopher John Rogers, etc. In terms of fashion houses Olivier Rousteng and Maximillian Davis at Ferragamo. I would like to see Black women at the helm of some of the large fashion houses. However, as much as I can I'm gonna buy designs from Black designers. I would like to actually see more Black brands that are mainstream like Veronica Beard and Alice & Olivia.

  7. Luxury brands are all perception! What some elitists believe is ultimate extravagance. Not the lineage of the brand.
    We have been held back from using our own cloting designs, that have been stolen by the way, to elevate to Luxury status.

  8. As people, we are brainwashed into hating ourselves and believing we are "less than." When you see someone that looks like you opening any type of business, you get the trend riding demographic IF it becomes a trend. For the most part we see ourselves in the person that has opens a Black owned business and self sabotage. We are the only people that allow other races to open up shop in our communities and take the money out of our neighborhoods.

  9. Luxury is a feeling and association with superior period! That’s a lie heritage is stories, we just need to tell our stories if that’s not the case rhude lv amiri off white etc are luxury. Anyway problem solved watch this space ! !

  10. Here are a few blk luxury brands. I could name more.
    Brother Vellies
    Brandon Blackwood
    Hanifa
    Aminah Abdul Jillil
    Pantora Bridal
    izayla

    Please purchase Harlem’s Fashion Row’s book, Fashion in Color to learn about other blk national and international designers.

  11. Telfar is getting the play they’re getting because Beyonce wore it and made it exclusive. We, the average consumers, don’t support black brands enough. Milano Di Rouge put out one of THEE best genuine leather handbags that could easily compete with any luxury bag on the market right now in terms of quality and I doubt people are rushing to buy it.

  12. Black People are brainwashed into thinking other races of people designers are better than blacks, black people rather spend their money and support other races than their own. Black People hate on other Black people.