Black Owned Fashion Brands to Support

New York-based Malacia Anderson hand makes stunning fashions sold on Etsy, such as this African-cotton skirt set. It cinches you at the waist and makes a colorful statement.

Phenomenal Woman is not only a clothing brand, but also an action campaign. Its name is borrowed from the great Maya Angelou‘s “Phenomenal Woman” poem and the brand supports non-profits benefiting minorities ranging from The Black Futures Lab (helping to build black political power) to the Essie Justice Group (women with incarcerated loved ones against mass incarceration). They have the softest, cutest loungewear also available in plus sizes with inspiring phrases on it.

You’ll want every piece from Carly Cushnie‘s ready-to-wear and bridal brand Cushnie, which stands out thanks to its clean, sculptural lines. We love the subtle sexiness of this mock neck top.

The founder of this Brooklyn-based women’s-wear brand, Fe Noel, is influenced by her Grenadian heritage, full of bold prints and vibrant colors. We find this hand-printed and made-to-order one-piece especially gorgeous. Noel also helps young women found their own businesses through her Fe Noel Foundation.

The jewelry maker behind affordable brand Lola Ade takes inspiration from her childhood in Lagos, Nigeria, for her designs. There’s something for everyone here—she makes colorful, bold statement pieces as well as minimalist essentials such as these pretty star earrings.

Ethiopian supermodel Liya Kebede‘s core collection of clothing is handwoven from natural cotton in Ethiopia, creating jobs for women. The philanthropic arm of the brand connects women artisans in Africa to healthcare, education and pathways to jobs. Five percent of the brand’s direct sales, proceeds from special collaborations and donations go to this foundation. You won’t want to pass up pieces like this beautiful cotton caftan with hand-twisted fringe.

Rihanna, Ashley Graham and Michelle Obama all count as fans of Vogue Fashion Fund Award-winner Christopher John Rogers. This Brooklyn-based designer’s bright designs such as this neon bloom runway maxi dress will be sure to catch your eye.

Celebs like Beyoncé, Rihanna, Lady Gaga and Kim Kardashian support the work of New York designer LaQuan Smith. His glamorous aesthetic shines in this crushed velvet backless gown.

Lingerie that’s affordable yet super sexy? Sign us up. Intimates brand Love, Vera celebrates black women of all shapes and sizes. We’re loving this sweet lace teddy with removable garters.

Fashion editor and stylist Brittany Kozerski‘s swim brand if full of must-haves for the summer. Her suits last thanks to their UV protection and resistance to chlorine, suntan lotions and oils. Her Bond one piece is especially sexy, tying across the smallest part of your waist.

Haitian-American Kerby Jean-Raymond makes high-end sportswear for men and women under his label Pyer Moss. You’ll never want to take off his cotton hoodies.

Aurora James, the creative director and founder of Brother Vellies wants to keep traditional African design practices and techniques alive while creating artisanal jobs with her brand. Her shoes and handbags feel vintage-inspired, and we’re especially fond of this billfold with an on-trend snakeskin pattern.

This London-based menswear label has the coolest casual pieces. We love the color scheme of this track jacket that can be purchased with matching track pants.

Don’t forget about Rihanna! You can steal the style icon’s look thanks to her fashion empire, Fenty. These fur heels are an especially chic addition to your wardrobe.

Jamaican women’s fine-jewelry designer Matthew Harris’ pieces are high quality and reasonably priced. We bet you’ll never want to take off these huggies as they work with almost any outfit.

This jewelry is handmade in Brooklyn by black designer Alicia Goodwin. Her Shower of Faith earrings are a major bestseller and make the most stunning statement piece. We’re obsessed.

“Nude” undergarments all too often only come in a very limited range of shades. But Nubian Skin founder Ade Hassan is making a change with lingerie, hosiery and swimwear in shades of nude that match women of color’s skin to a T.

UK craftsman Kingsley Thompson sells leather men’s accessories on Etsy. You can’t go wrong with this minimalist wallet. We love Thompson’s attention to detail.

New York-based personal shopper and fashion stylist Neumi Anekhe owns Oma the Label, a reasonably-priced jewelry and clothing company. Their 18 karat gold-plated ear cuffs are super cute.