A New Trend In Designer Handbags Black

Black Designer Handbags Are a Timeless Addition to Any Wardrobe

Black designer bags are timeless additions to any wardrobe. The style can easily change from casual to formal with the right add-ons.

Petit Kouraj, a Brooklyn-based brand has Haitian roots into its eco-friendly bags. It provides custom-made production with a living wage for artisans. Their woven design conveys the most elegantly chic vibes.

Yvonne Kone

Yvonne Kone combines the minimalism of Danish design with a vibrant style that is derived from her Ivory Coast lineage to create luxurious Italian-made leather products and cashmere accessories. Her take-anywhere items are characterized by an architectural, minimalist approach in terms of form, material and texture. They emphasize the importance of story and heritage, and are a tribute to traditional craftsmanship.

The brand's black leather bags feature a mix of classic shapes and striking shades, ranging from sleek saddle designs to versatile bucket bags. The brand's name is a go-to for fuss-free modern women with an eye for timeless fashion.

ASHYA, a New York-based company was awarded a prestigious 2019 CFDA Elaine Gold Launch Pad Fellowship. They make practical bags that are well-constructed and combine utility and luxury. The genderless collection features innovative designs like their reversible Bolo bag and around-the neck Bolo bag. All are produced in small quantities using custom hardware.

Sarep + Rose

Sarep + Rose, a lifestyle brand created by Robin Sirleaf combines style with social impact. The founder travels to Africa to find materials, and then teams up with makers who create a more elevated version of the everyday accessory. Her leather bags, footwear, and decorative home storage boxes are all crafted by hand in Africa.

Her collections incorporate Fish Skin leather (a texture created by dried pike fish skin) and Sisal baskets that evoke a sense of the modern African style. Add a playful bow or flower decoration to a top-handle silhouette to change 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 curated marketplace features apparel food and home products from Caribbean lifestyle brand 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 fashion stylist who founded Petit Kouraj, a Haitian Creole term for "little courage". After years of styling, she listened her instincts and came up with a luxurious bag line that combines knitwear, sculpture and cultural identity.

Jean-Baptiste worked with a group of women in Haiti to create her crochet bags. She used 100 percent cotton net, rayon fringe and leather handles. They spend up to 12 hours making a single bag.

Vavvoune, a brand based in Brooklyn is known for its unique designs and vibrant color palette. This fringe crossbody is not an exception. Choose the Michelle tote from the label, which has a geometric pattern with an edge that is beveled and a matching pouch.

Valerie Blaise

Valerie Blaise, a self-taught designer and artisan, founded the company in Brooklyn New York. VAVVOUNE (pronounced vav*une) is a leather-based accessories brand that is renowned for its use of cultured design. The brand's design and production process is influenced by moods nostalgia, and practicality.

It's no secret that Black designers are reworking classic shapes into contemporary essentials, but Valerie Blaise's namesake line goes one step further with bags that are stylish and elegant. Her collections, constructed with architecturally inspired accents, are perfect for any occasion from work to a dinner.

You've likely seen Anima Iris bags on the likes of Beyonce or even the Kardashians, but even if not they are definitely worth a look. Each bag is designed to celebrate and honor traditional African craftsmanship from the woven handles to the hexagonal designs. This is a label that will never go 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 cheap designer bags bags for sale. Her vegan leather designs are intended to be worn by women from all walks of existence, from the black bucket bag with rose gold accents 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 most coveted silhouettes are available in a variety of styles. From structured top-handles, to saddle bags, and even a sleek, cross-body purse which can be dressed with a flower or bow.

The seven bags from Black owned have something for anyone, whether you're looking to add some color to your wardrobe or find a new staple. From sexy clutches for parties to carry-everywhere satchels are worth adding to your shopping cart now.

Tola Adeagbo

After a career in finance, Tola Adeagbo turned to handbag design and founded Florian London. Florian London's AW19 collection is bold and refined, while embracing the chic librarian style. The highly sought-after mock bucket bag made of croc from last season has been reworked into an angular shade terracotta. Also look out for top-handles that are structured as well as saddle bags, and top-handles that are structured that will get you through your workday.

Tola was interviewed by BN to discuss the delicate balance between double-down or retreating when confronted with a setback. Tola also spoke about the importance of passion in Tola's business and what makes her an Florian girl. See the full interview below.

Florian

Florian is known for his hilarious humor on the TLC show Darcey & Stacey. He is also a professional model and makes a living. Recently, he was given a new set of teeth, and fans are wondering how that might affect his modeling career.

This brand owned by Black is a must-have for fashion lovers. Its leather products are responsibly sourced and designed to last. In addition to designing fashion-forward bags, the company contributes to its community. The End Systemic Racism Mini Tote is a perfect example of the company's activist-inspired designs.

Anima Iris, another black-owned bag maker, is worth a look. The bags are influenced by African cultures and feature intricate detailing. Beyonce, Keke Palmer and others have been spotted wearing them. Additionally, the company promotes artisanal craftsmanship in Africa.

Ree Projects

Amsterdam-based designer Desiree Kleinen honed her skills at a variety of international fashion houses before launching her own label in 2016. Her minimalist bags are utilitarian and sleek with a hint of functional elegance. Consider styles such as the Julie Mini or Helene Large in black for on-trend style that will never be out of fashion.

Telfar's leather bags that are practical and have TC-logo embellishments are a must-have for any wardrobe. Telfar was awarded the CFDA 2019 American Accessory Designer of the award, and is currently available at Bergdorf Goodman and other top retailers, including Moda Operandi and Shopbop.

Created to increase the style of your everyday bag, Petit Kouraj's rayon fringe is a take on cotton netting with a modern twist. Add a pearl or a whimsical bow to the basic silhouette. The bags are handcrafted in Haiti and will keep you looking chic from day to night.

BruceGlen

Virgil Abloh, Off-White, and Designer Bags a variety of other designer labels have changed our society in the field of black bags. However, a new name has popped up: BruceGlen.

The identical twins who designed the line created a line that is well-known in the fashion industry for its use of stunning colors and a variety of hardware. BruceGlen's commitment towards sustainability is what really makes their products stand out.

In fact, the brand just debuted its first-ever runway collection at NYFW devoted to their mother's passing and her legacy. The fall 2022 collection included a variety of looks featuring glitter, rainbows and glass window patterns. The brothers also collaborated with Resonance which is a transparent instrument that reveals data like carbon emissions and usage of fabric.

Anima Iris

If you're looking for a stylish, modern tote that speaks to your fashionista spirit, Anima Iris is the brand for you. This luxury purse brand is run by Wilglory Tanjong, a full-time MBA student who launched the company in 2020.

The bags are made in Dakar, Senegal. Each bag bears the name of a family member or close friend, like Anima and Iris, one of Wilglory's best friends from childhood.

While a lot of luxury brands promote their European heritage, Anima Iris centers African history and culture in its designs. The company donates a percentage of its profits to support women of color, as well as selling trendy bags.