Black designers aren’t hiding away and are not just simply presenting collections, they are cementing cartographies.

The 27-year-old UK rapper Dave stars in Wales Bonner’s latest campaign, shot by Jamie Hawkesworth, drawing visual inspiration from Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring. Titled Jewel and set across South London, the campaign reflects the designer’s commitment to representation, craftsmanship, and celebrating creative talents.

A celebration of the rich cultural heritage, diversity, and resilience of the Nigerian diaspora in the United Kingdom. The photography series by Tobi Sobowale reflect both the historical significance of Nigeria’s post-colonial era and the  evolving identity of the diaspora in a modern context.

LABRUM has collaborated with leading Irish beer brand, GUINNESS on a limited-edition summer capsule. The collection unveils the joyful connections between the UK and those who’ve emigrated from Sierra Lionne, West Africa.

London has always been the epicentre of fashion. From its characteristic products and sense of style to sitting at the table with other global fashion capitals such as Paris, New York, Milan and Tokyo, it is evident that London has always been the hub for creativity. Finally, Black British brands are also getting a piece of that cake.

Mariam Musa has become the first Black Female British Influencer, to launch a solo collection with leading fast-fashion brand ISAWITFIRST.

This week, an inspiring and pivotal moment for upcoming Black British fashion brands took place. Loud brand Studios was featured in numerous fashion publications: Fashion Bomb Daily, Vogue, Grazia, Daily Mail, after socialite Kylie Jenner sported their Vashtie limited dress.