Brandice Daniels Unveils Harlem's Fashion Row Experience

Harlem’s Fashion Row is a platform for multicultural fashion designers that has been featured in the New York Times, NY Magazine, Elle, ESSENCE, and the Wall Street Journal. The owner, Brandice Daniels, founded Harlem’s Fashion Row in 2007 to exercise her passion for fashion and to gain exposure for multicultural designers and highly skilled professionals in the fashion industry. Daniels’ goal is to “curate one designer, one story, and one collection at a time” and we must say, she’s doing an awesome job. [caption id="attachment_2851" align="aligncenter" width="248"] Brandice Daniels – Owner Harlem’s Fashion Row[/caption] HFR is attempting to fill the void of having less than 1%  of the fashion designed by people of color in big name department stores and e-Commerce sites.  With the many partnerships that Harlem’s Fashion Row currently has developed, the company is now able to create glamorous fashion shows for the multicultural designers; thus, allowing them to showcase their fashion to store buyers, celebrities, and other industry professionals.  The days of Daniels begging designers to participate in Harlem’s Fashion Row’s fashion shows is a thing of the past.  Today, the company is accepting applications and using a very rigorous selection process to choose the right designers.

So, if you’re considering a career in the fashion industry, contact these people. They are on Facebook, Instagram, have email addresses, and more. Misa Hylton has a fashion school and is a celebrity stylist. Do you know how valuable it would be to attend the school of someone who has successfully done the work you want to do? Reach out to Wouri Vice for styling advice or just advice about the industry; He was hilarious and so much fun. Send Julee Wilson samples/pieces of your work. She will rock it. She is genuine, fun, has a very bubbly personality, and if she likes your work, she just might feature you. Once you have it all together, reach out to Mrs. Harlem’s Fashion Row herself, Brandice Daniels. The native Memphian had a dream to move to NYC to gain a great career in the fashion industry. She made it happen. Use her platform to make yours happen.]]>

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