ÁWET NEW YORK
Áwet New York is a black owned, operated and invested brand founded by Áwet Woldegebriel. The brand launched during the pandemic to help support New York’s garment workers. Áwet’s mission statement focuses on two commitments: harness the craftsmanship of garment workers to support them through the pandemic and create an iconic “Livewear” collection. Áwet New York focuses on timeless and genderless designs for all, based on the notion that a piece of fabric, textile and garment has no gender. Woldegebriel came to the United States as an asylum-seeking refugee and was a son of a tailor and retail shop owner in East Africa. Áwet New York sells at the notable Saks Fifth Avenue, as well as on their e-commerce platform.

Learn more at: www.awetnyc.com
Instagram: @awetyc

ADEY-ABEBA
Founded by former model and activist Maron Mamo, Adey-Abeba focuses on hand woven and embroidered garments made in East Africa. The multimedia fashion and textile platform shares a contemporary view of traditional East African style, introducing a modern take on naturally sustainable methods utilized by East African artisans.

Learn more at: www.Adey-Abeba.com
Instagram: @adeyabebaofficial

MCKENZIE LIAUTAUD
The Haitian American precious gems jewelry designer draws inspiration from his travels around the globe finding the heartbeat of each collection through inspiration he discovers along the way – from Dubai to Mykonos, Milan to Paris, and Mexico to Morocco – Mckenzie infuses each season with international style.

Learn more at: www.mckenzieliautaud.com
Instagram: @MckenzieLiautaudjewelry

ADOLOPHINE
Bespoke luxury African goods that focus on bringing African artisanal craftsmanship to the world through luxury while promoting preservation of culture, economic sustainability and charity.

Learn more at: www.adolophine.com
Instagram: @adolophine

MARCO HALL
Ready-to-wear couture clothing designs that reflect the well-dressed women of Marco’s childhood, who inspired a sense of luxury, sophistication and a cultural richness that infused his designs with a lifestyle sensibility and a decided edge.

Learn more at: www.Marcohall.net
Instagram: @marcohall / @marcohalldesigns

ROYAL JELLY HARLEM
African-inspired clothing and home decorating line founded in February 2011 by mother/daughter duo Teta and Maya Gorgoni. After many trips to West and South Africa, they were inspired by the artistry of the printed fabrics. These fabrics inspired an exciting new line of fashion and home decor that’s 100% made in NYC.

Learn more at: www.royaljellyharlem.com
Instagram: @royaljellynyc

KRISTIAN LORÉN LOPEZ
Fashion for unapologetic women. Focusing on women looking for an outlet of self-expression and liberation for their authenticity. Believing that women deserve to be 100% themselves. Kristian Lorén looks combine classic silhouettes with elaborate fabrications to help women light up whatever stage they walk.

Learn more at: www.kristianloren.com
Instagram: @kristianloren

JULIAN JOSEPH KYLE
Fusion of art, fashion and history. His work often centers around tipping points in Afrikan-American history, and the moments and systems leading up to these points. His work juxtaposes cultural realities with historical myths, creating conversation and reflection around socio-political relations in our country.

Learn more at: www.julianjosephkyle.com
Instagram: @julianjosephkyle

2•4•1 COSMETICS
Founded by Eritrean Refugees Feven & Helena Yohannes is an effortless and clean beauty brand that instills confidence, kindness and integrity. The privately-owned company quickly made its own lane within the beauty industry, landing them on Oprah’s Favorite Things 2020 List and is available at Bloomingdale’s.

Learn more at: www.241cosmetics.com
Instagram: @241cosmetics