Harlem’s Fashion Row (HFR) is the premier agency creating a bridge between brands and designers of
color in fashion through brand strategy, collaborations, new media, experiential marketing, recruiting and pipeline programs.
Long before inclusivity became a widely-accepted goal across the fashion industry, Harlem’s Fashion Row has been championing and uplifting designers of color.
We cultivate innovative events which attract a multitude of diverse influencers in fashion, media, and entertainment. Our objective is to provide real business opportunities to multicultural designers in fashion to showcase their skills and abilities in an industry that is often non-accessible to this group.
Harlem’s Fashion Row has partnered with Target, Marriott International, Verizon, Prudential, Covergirl, Pandora jewelry, Nissan, Macy’s, Dark & Lovely, Coca-Cola, ESSENCE Magazine, AOL, BET, and more.
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Harlem’s Fashion ROW Opens NYFW in Fine Style
Vogue’s Anna Wintour presented Carlos Nazario with this year’s Editor of the Year award. Designer Fe Noel warmly celebrated Zerina Akers before virtually giving her the Stylist of the Year honor. Daniel praised Christopher John Rogers before crowning him Designer of the Year. Award-winning journalist Constance White spoke of legendary stylist Freddie Leiba’s history-making career and venerated him with a Lifetime Achievement plaque. Daniel celebrated model, entrepreneur, and philanthropist Liya Kebede with the Style Icon award. The ceremony culminated with Daniel surprising fashion labels Harbison, June79, Johnathan Hayden, and Tier with $10,000 Icon360 x Crown Royal grants.After the awards ceremony, Harbison kicked off the fashion show segment, giving us a glimpse of the brand’s collaboration with Banana Republic.
The collection, which launches this October, was filled with fall-ready trenches and color block dresses. Next, June79, a label founded by Shawn Pean, sent models down the runway in a combination of tailored trousers, bomber jackets, and double-breasted cardigans. Johnathan Hayden changed up the tone with floral and abstract printed skirts, dresses, and a dreamy gown that seemed to take flight in the Harlem night’s cool breeze.
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#Harlem’s Fashion ROW Opens NYFW in Fine Style
#Harlem’s Fashion ROW Opens NYFW in Fine Style
#Harlem’s Fashion ROW Opens NYFW in Fine Style
#Harlem’s Fashion ROW Opens NYFW in Fine Style
#Harlem’s Fashion ROW Opens NYFW in Fine Style
