5 Black-Owned Luxury Brands You Should Know in 2025

K. Miles
Jul 27
2 min read

Fear of God’s 2025 collection blends elevated streetwear with minimalist luxury, featuring timeless pieces like this structured messenger bag and classic logo apparel. Image: courtesy of Fear of God.

Luxury is no longer defined by old-school European fashion houses alone. Black creatives are rewriting the rules, blending cultural heritage with high-end design and modern innovation. These brands aren’t just about style—they represent ownership, legacy, and a new narrative of wealth. Here are 5 Black-owned luxury brands making power moves in 2025.

1. Telfar – The People’s Luxury

The iconic Telfar Shopping Bag in black—an everyday luxury piece redefining accessible fashion. Courtesy of Telfar.

Known for its iconic “Shopping Bag,” Telfar continues to dominate the global stage. In 2025, Telfar’s new capsule line of minimalist leather goods and futuristic footwear is making waves in both streetwear and luxury circles. Their mantra—“Not for You, For Everyone”—remains the brand’s DNA.

2. Fear of God – The Elevated Street King

Three models wearing pieces from Fear of God’s 2025 Accessory Collection, including a black leather set, tailored blazer with casual joggers, and a relaxed baseball tee with shorts, each styled with minimalist backpacks. — Fear of God’s Accessory Collection 2025 highlights a fusion of elevated streetwear and Italian craftsmanship, featuring sleek backpacks and versatile luxury pieces.

Jerry Lorenzo’s Fexcfz drZDASar of God remains the blueprint for merging street culture with high-end minimalism. The brand’s 2025 collections, with muted earth tones and clean tailoring, have been spotted on A-listers and athletes alike. Fear of God is redefining casual-luxury wear.

3. Hanifa – High-Fashion Femininity

A structured brown leather handbag from Hanifa featuring a unique V-shaped opening and minimalist silhouette. Image courtesy of Hanifa. — Hanifa’s Calf Skin Leather Bag in rich chocolate brown, designed with sculptural lines and timeless elegance. Courtesy of Hanifa

Hanifa, founded by Anifa Mvuemba, continues to stun the fashion world with bold silhouettes, 3D digital runway shows, and unapologetically feminine designs. In 2025, Hanifa is dropping sculpted eveningwear and ready-to-wear sets that feel like wearable art.

4. Off-White – The Legacy Lives On

Off-White’s signature low-top sneaker in a sleek brown and cream colorway, featuring the brand’s iconic arrow design and hangtag. Courtesy of Off-White.

Since the passing of Virgil Abloh, Off-White has evolved under a new creative team while staying true to its visionary roots. The brand’s 2025 accessories line and architectural sneakers pay tribute to Abloh’s groundbreaking aesthetic, while pushing the brand into new creative territory.

5. Fenty Beauty & Fenty Skin – Rihanna’s Empire

A luxurious amber glass bottle of Fenty Eau de Parfum with gold detailing, photographed against a neutral cream background. Image courtesy of Fenty Beauty. — Fenty Eau de Parfum—a bold, sensual fragrance housed in a striking amber-toned bottle. Courtesy of Fenty Beauty.

Luxury isn’t just about fashion—it’s skin deep. Rihanna’s Fenty empire continues to dominate with inclusive beauty products and high-end skincare that set industry standards. In 2025, Fenty Skin is expanding its “Glow Luxe” line, targeting the luxury self-care market with premium packaging and eco-conscious formulas.

Why It Matters

Supporting Black-owned luxury isn’t just about style—it’s about shifting power. Every purchase, every repost, every shoutout builds generational wealth and challenges old fashion gatekeepers. These brands prove that luxury has many shades—and Black excellence is leading the charge.