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Black Designer Handbags Are a Timeless Addition to Any Wardrobe Black designer bags are a timeless accessory to any outfit. This style is able to easily transition from casual to formal with the right accessories. Brooklyn-based brand Petit Kouraj carries Haitian roots into its bags that are sustainable, featuring custom-made designs and living wages for artisans. Their woven silhouette emits the most casually chic vibes. Yvonne Kone Yvonne Kone combines minimalist Danish design with a vibrant sensibility. derived her Ivory Coast heritage to create luxury Italian leather products and accessories. Her take-anywhere items are characterized by an architectural and minimalist style in terms of shape as well as material and texture. They are a celebration of the story of their origins and are a tribute to traditional craftsmanship. The brand's black leather bags feature a mix of classic shapes and striking colors, ranging from sleek saddle designs to versatile bucket bags. The eponymous brand is a favorite for modern women who love timeless style. A recipient of the 2019 CFDA Elaine Gold Launch Pad Fellowship New York-based ASHYA creates practical, well-crafted bags for travel that blend functionality and luxury. The genderless collection features innovative designs such as their reversible Crossbody and around-the-neck Bolo bag, all of which are made in small quantities using customized hardware. Sarep + Rose Established by Robin Sirleaf, the lifestyle brand Sarep + Rose blends style with social impact. The founder travels across Africa to find materials and collaborate with makers for an elevated version of the everyday item. Her leather bags, footwear, and decorative home storage boxes are all made by hand in Africa. Her collections incorporate Fish Skin leather (a texture created by dried pikefish skin) and Sisal baskets to convey an impression of the contemporary African aesthetic. Add a fun bow or flower to a top handle silhouette to make the appearance more interesting. Nordstrom's NYC flagship store will showcase eight Black-owned businesses in an in-store marketplace from February 14 to March 6. The market is curated and includes clothing, food and home items 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 Founded by fashion stylist Nasrin Jean-Baptiste. Petit Kouraj is the Haitian Creole word for “little courage.” After many years of styling and amassing experience as a world-class fashion designer, she listened to her inner voice and designed an assortment of luxury bags that fuse knitwear sculpture, fashion, and cultural identity. Jean-Baptiste joined forces with a women-only group in Haiti to create her crochet bags using 100 cotton net, rayon fringe and leather handles. They can take up to twelve hours working on one bag. Brooklyn-based brand Vavvoune is a brand that focuses on unique designed silhouettes that are adorned with a dazzling color palette, such as this fringe crossbody. Choose the Michelle tote from the brand that features geometric patterns with a beveled edge and a pouch that matches. Valerie Blaise The brand was founded by self-taught designer/artisan Valerie Blaise in Brooklyn New York. VAVVOUNE is a leather-based accessory brand that is renowned for its edgy design. The brand's design and production process is influenced by moods nostalgia and functionality. Valerie Blaise, a designer of her own line, takes this trend a step further by designing bags that are stylish and elegant. Her collections, designed with architecturally-inspired accents, are perfect for anything from work to a dinner. You've probably seen Anima Iris on celebrities like Beyonce. However, even if you've never heard of them it's worth a look. Each piece is made with a conscious effort to celebrate and honor the tradition of African craftsmanship from woven handles, to hexagonal designs. This is a brand that will never go out of style. Jevoni McAllister The founder Jevoni McAllister created her eco-friendly (and budget-friendly) collection after she became tired of scrolling through Instagram to find designer bags on sale. Her vegan leather designs are intended to be sported by women from all walks of life, 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 brand's most sought-after silhouettes are available in a range of designs. From structured top-handles, to saddle bags, or a sleek, cross-body purse that can be dressed up with a bow or flower. If you're looking for some color or add a new piece to your rotation the seven Black-owned handbag designers have something to offer. From party-perfect bags to carry-anywhere bags They're worth adding to your cart now. Tola Adeagbo After a career in finance, Tola Adeagbo turned to handbag design and created Florian London. Florian London's AW19 collection is both spirited and refined, while also embracing the elegant librarian aesthetic. The highly sought-after mock croc bucket bag from last season has been reworked into a angular shade of terracotta. Also, look for top-handles with structured handles as well as saddle bags, and top-handles that are structured that will get you through the week. BN met with Tola to discuss the fine line between doubling down and retreating in the face of a setback, the importance of passion in her work and what she thinks makes the Florian girl. Watch the full interview below! Florian Florian is well-known for his hilarious humor on the TLC show Darcey & Stacey. He is also a professional model who uses his looks to make a living. Recent dental work has left many wondering what effect it will have on his modeling career. This label owned by Black is a must-have for fashion-conscious people. The leather items are ethically sourced, and are made to last. In addition to designing fashion-forward bags, the brand also gives back to its community. Its End Systemic Racism mini tote is a perfect illustration of its designs inspired by activism. Anima Iris, another black-owned bag company, is also worth a look. The bags of the designer are influenced by African culture and feature intricate details. They've been seen on famous faces like Beyonce and Keke Palmer. The company also helps support artisanal crafts in Africa. Ree Projects Amsterdam-based designer Desiree Kleinen developed her skills at a variety of international fashion houses before launching her own label in the year 2016. Her bags that are minimally designed are stylish and functional with a nod to functional elegance. Styles like the Julie Mini and Helene Large in black are trendy styles that will never fade away. Telfar's leather bags that are practical and have the TC logo are essential for any wardrobe. Telfar was awarded the CFDA's 2019 American Accessory Designer of the Award and has made its appearance at Bergdorf Goodman, Saks, Moda Operandi, Nordstrom and Shopbop. Petit Kouraj's rayon netting lace fringe is a modern interpretation of cotton netting. Add a pearl or a whimsical bow to the simple silhouette. Made in Haiti, these bags will keep your style stylish from day to night. BruceGlen When it comes to black handbags, the fashion industry has been blessed by Virgil's Off-White and a host of other designer labels that have influenced our culture. But a new name is now in the spotlight: BruceGlen. The identical twins have come up with a line of handbags and accessories that is loved by the fashion-conscious for its use of eye-popping color and accessories. BruceGlen's dedication to sustainability is what really makes them stand out. The brand is launching their first ever collection on the runway at NYFW which was dedicated to their late mother's legacy. The collection for Fall 2022 featured a variety of looks featuring glitter, rainbows and glass window patterns. The brothers also teamed up with Resonance, which offers a transparency tool that reveals details about carbon emissions as well as 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 no further than Anima Iris. The luxury brand of purses is managed by Wilglory Tanjong who is a full-time MBA student who launched the company in 2020. The bags 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 focus on promoting their European heritage, Anima Iris centers African culture and history in its designs. The company donates a part of its profits to help women of color, as well as selling trendy bags.