Can you believe Labor Day weekend is already among us? It felt like we just ushered in the beginning of summer, drinks in hand, and vibing to "Last Last" by Burna Boy.
The weeks after Labor Day weekend can be confusing when deciding what to wear. We're in a transitional period from summer to fall, where the weather can range from hot and humid to nippy.
If you're in need of new fashion fixes to wear from now into the new season, consider these pieces from some of our favorite Black designers.
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This boyfriend-style blazer is perfect as a transitional piece. Its colorful print allows you to savor the last moments of summer while wearing a silhouette ubiquitous with fall.
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This faux leather mini dress can be worn by itself or layered for more chilly days. It's chic, sexy, and definitely, a head turner that can transition seamlessly from day to night.
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Hanifa snatched our edges with their SS22 collection. The Ryan Cargo Pants are perfect for women on the go because of their multiple pockets. Cargo pants are definitely trending this season. The Ryan cargos come in both chartreuse and a delicious Kelly green.
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Our jaws literally dropped after seeing Andrea Iyamah's new FW22 collection. The color palette of the Ally Caro Print Knit Sweater is to die for. You can also get the full set to complete this look, however, the knit sweater is great for pairing with other pieces.
This purple and green dress is super flattering and will have you looking snatched. The black and white checkered sleeves add an interesting contrast to the dress' print. The high slit is the perfect way to show some leg or show off your new fall boots.
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