What makes your style stand out?

My style stands out because it blends Afrocentric Black Dandyism with minimalism, sustainability, and storytelling. Every piece I wear carries provenance—whether it’s heritage textiles, upcycled elements, or bespoke tailoring—communicating identity, culture, and purpose. I don’t just dress; I narrate history and elevate presence, transforming garments into living art that bridges tradition and modernity.

What’s your dream fashion moment?

My dream fashion moment is curating a global stage where Black men are elevated through style—seeing them celebrated as icons of dignity, creativity, and power. Whether at Paris Fashion Week or the Met Gala, I envision telling our stories through garments that honor heritage while shaping the future, proving that style is not just appearance but liberation.

What would you do with $20,000?

I would invest $20,000 into creating more editorial and curatorial style projects that showcase the richness of Black Dandyism. My goal is to build a community of Black style influencers, stakeholders, and creatives who champion this movement—using fashion as a platform to celebrate identity, preserve heritage, and elevate Black men globally.