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Black Designer Handbags Are a Timeless Addition to Any Wardrobe Black designer handbags are a timeless accessory to your wardrobe. With the appropriate accessories, this style can easily be transformed from formal to casual. Petit Kouraj, a Brooklyn-based brand is a Brooklyn-based brand that incorporates Haitian roots into its eco-friendly bags. It provides custom-made production with living wages for artisans. Their woven silhouette gives out the most stylish and casual vibes. Yvonne Kone Yvonne Kone combines minimalist Danish design with a vibrant and lively style. that she inherited from her Ivory Coast heritage to create luxury Italian leather accessories and goods. With a minimalist design, a more geometric approach to form, materials and texture, her take-anywhere pieces uphold story and heritage over trend and demonstrate a reverence for the old-fashioned craftsmanship. The black leather bags of the brand mix of classic shapes and vibrant colors, from elegant saddle bags to versatile bucket bags. The label's name is a favorite for stress-free, modern women who have an eye for timeless fashion. A recipient of a 2019 CFDA Elaine Gold Launch Pad Fellowship New York-based ASHYA produces useful, well-constructed bags for travel that combine luxury and utility. The gender-neutral collection offers innovative designs, such as their Reversible Bolo bag and neck-worn Bolo bag. All are made in small batches using custom hardware. Sarep + Rose Founded by Robin Sirleaf, the lifestyle brand Sarep + Rose blends style with social impact. The founder travels around Africa to find materials and collaborate with artisans to create an elevated take on the casual everyday accessory. Her collection of leather bags shoes, attractive home storage boxes are all hand-crafted in Africa. Her collections employ Fish Skin leather (a texture made by dried pike fish skin) and Sisal baskets to convey an evocative modern African style. Add a whimsical bow or flower to a top handle shape to change up the look. Nordstrom's flagship store in New York City will be hosting an in-store market featuring eight Black-owned businesses beginning February 14 to March 6. The market is curated and features clothing as well as home and kitchen items from Caribbean lifestyle-inspired Chen Burkett New York; soulful clothing label Savant Studios; heavy metal jewelry brand Heavy Metals NYC; Modish Decor Pillows, and Brooklyn Brewed Sorrel. Petit Kouraj Nasrin Jean Baptiste, a stylist for fashion, founded Petit Kouraj, the Haitian Creole term for “little courage”. After many years of styling, she heard her innate call and created a line of luxury bags that blends knitting, sculpture and cultural identity. Jean-Baptiste collaborated with a group of women from Haiti to create her crochet bags. She made use of 100% cotton net along with rayon fringe and leather handles. They can spend up twelve hours working on one bag. Vavvoune is a Brooklyn-based brand is known for its unique shapes and maximalist color palette. This fringe crossbody is not an exception. You can also opt for a more sleek style with the label's Michelle tote, which has a a beveled geometric pattern and a pouch that matches. Valerie Blaise Created by self-taught designer/artisan Valerie Blaise in Brooklyn New York. VAVVOUNE is a leather accessory brand known for its distinctive design. The brand's design and production process is influenced by moods, nostalgia, and practicality. Valerie Blaise, a designer of her own line takes this trend to the next level by designing bags that are stylish and sophisticated. Her collections, which are made with architecturally-inspired accents are perfect for any occasion from the desk to a dinner. You've probably seen Anima Iris bags on the likes of Beyonce however, even if not they are definitely worth a look. Each piece is designed to honor and celebrate the traditional African craftsmanship, from the woven handles to hexagonal designs. This is one label that will never fall out of fashion. Jevoni McAllister Founder Jevoni McAllister launched her sustainable (and budget-friendly) collection after she became sick of scrolling through Instagram to find only designer bags for sale. Her vegan leather designs are designed to be worn by women from all walks of existence, from the black bucket bag with rose gold details to a sleek rucksack with hand-painted initials. Homage Year, a line that is worth knowing, dedicates each drop to the memory and Black diaspora of designer Antoine Manning's late father. The label's coveted silhouettes come in a variety of designs, from top-handles with a structured design to saddle bags and even a sleek cross-body that can be dressed with a bow or flower. These seven Black-owned bag designers have something for everyone If you're looking to bring some color to your wardrobe or to find a new staple. From party-perfect clutches to carry-everywhere satchels They're worth adding to your shopping cart now. Tola Adeagbo After a career in finance, Tola Adeagbo turned to handbag design and founded Florian London. This AW19 collection, the brand celebrates the chic librarian style with a collection that's bold yet refined. Look out for the popular mock-croc bucket bag that has been reworked into an angular shade of terracotta, as well as structured top-handles and saddle bags that will see you through the week. BN interviewed Tola to discuss the fine line between being a defender and a defender in the event of a setback, the importance of passion in her work and what she considers to be the Florian girl. Check out the entire interview below! Florian Florian is well-known for his hilarious antics in the TLC series Darcey & Stacey. He is also a professional model, and makes an income. Recent dental work has left viewers wondering what effect it could have on his modeling career. This label owned by Black is a must-have for those who love fashion. Its leather products are ethically sourced, and are designed to last. In addition to designing fashion-forward bags, the company gives back to its community. The End Systemic Racism Mini Tote is an excellent example of the company's activist-inspired designs. Anima Iris, another black-owned bag company, is also worth checking out. The bags are inspired by African culture and have intricate details. They've been seen on famous faces like Beyonce and Keke Palmer. In addition, the company is committed to artisanal craftsmanship in Africa. Ree Projects Desiree Kleinen, a fashion designer based in Amsterdam, honed and refined her skills at international fashion houses prior to founding her own label in the year 2016. Her bags that are minimally designed are stylish and functional with a nod to functional elegance. Consider styles such as the Julie Mini or Helene Large in black for an elegant look that will never go out of style. Telfar's utilitarian leather bags with the TC logo are essential for any wardrobe. Telfar was awarded the CFDA 2019 American Accessory Designer of the award and is available at Bergdorf Goodman and other top retailers, including Moda Operandi and Shopbop. The idea behind this fringe is to extend the fashion quotient of your everyday carry, Petit Kouraj's rayon fringe takes on cotton netting with a modern twist. Add a pearl or whimsical bow to the basic design. These bags are made in Haiti and will keep you looking stylish all day long. BruceGlen Virgil Abloh, Off-White, and many other designer labels have changed our society when it comes to black bags. BruceGlen is a brand new name that has popped up in the scene. The identical twin designers have created a line well-known in the fashion industry because of its eye catching color and hardware. BruceGlen's commitment towards sustainability is what makes their products stand out. In fact, the brand has just launched its first runway collection at NYFW devoted to their mother's passing and her legacy. The fall 2022 collection included various looks that featured glitter, rainbows and stained glass window designs. The brothers also collaborated with Resonance which is the ability to see through transparent information like carbon emissions and the use of water in fabrics. Anima Iris If you're looking for a sleek and contemporary tote bag that speaks to your fashionista soul, look at Anima Iris. The luxury brand of purses is managed by Wilglory Tanjong who is an all-time MBA student who founded the company in 2020. The bags of the brand are handmade in Dakar, Senegal. Each bag is named after a family member or a friend such as Anima and Iris Wilglory's childhood besties. While a majority of luxury brands promote their European heritage, Anima Iris centers African tradition and history in its designs. The company donates a portion of its profits to women of color, and also selling fashionable bags.