“Don’t wait for people to find you, find them.” This article offers practical tips for intentional networking and building meaningful connections. It also includes a personal story from our founder, Briana.

This article examines the origins of Black Dandyism and sheds light on the often-overlooked groups who have shaped and expanded its legacy, while emphasizing the importance of preserving these histories through archiving.

Fashion in the Harlem Renaissance was a powerful form of self-expression, economic empowerment, and cultural resistance. This article explores the era’s lasting impact on the fashion industry.

Starting your sewing journey? This guide covers sewing tips and essential tools to help you get started with confidence. Plus, get our Beginner Sewing Guide when you donate!

The waitlist is now open for Hems & Brims' Spring/Fall 2026 cohort! Learn more about our extended 6-month cohort and application process.

Your portfolio is a celebration of your work and vision. In this article, we share tips on how to create a standout fashion portfolio that showcases your talent and sets you apart in the industry.

Kaleyce, a designer and Drexel University student, has fueled her growth through mentorship and opportunities. Her experiences with Hems & Brims and Creatives Want Change (CWC) continue to shape and inspire her journey toward a career in fashion.

Zayna, a designer and Drexel University student, spent her time with Hems & Brims refining her skills and gaining valuable networking insights, all while shaping her vision of creating opportunities for future Black creatives in the industry.

The rich history of Black designers in fashion is an inspiring testament to resilience, creativity, and innovation. This article explores our lasting impact and the importance of continuing to honor our contributions today.