Ralph Lauren celebrates black people in new collection-Fashion Trends

Ralph Lauren’s latest capsule collection has made history in partnership with two HBCUs to celebrate a line of black excellence in America.

In partnership with Spelman and Morehouse Colleges, the fashion house’s latest collection reflects the rich history of black colleges and universities in America’s history.

Inspired by vintage clothing of the 1920s and 1950s, the collection includes Ralph Lauren staples with classic cuts and silhouettes. Traditional plaid and two-colour collegiate motifs are used to create a new portrait in the American preppy style.

The collection includes “Ivy-style” essentials including jackets, knitwear, outerwear, skirts, shoes and accessories for both men and women. True to Ralph Lauren’s campus-inspired apparel, several key pieces honor campus traditions at HBCUs. A series of spring-ready white dresses that pay tribute to Spelman’s annual white dress ceremony are part of the collection as well as coats that resemble the coats Morehouse men received as a child. is a first year student.

In true Americana style, the collection features classic Ralph Lauren essentials, with refined suits and pristine whites. Adorned with ties and plaid accessories, the collection blends classic and modern splashes of classic American style that Ralph Lauren created.

Shot by London-based photographer Nadine Ijewar, the campaign features a mix of star models among Spelman and Morehouse’s many students, faculty and alumni to strengthen the bond. with collection. Additionally, the campaign marks the first time the fashion house has exclusively used black talent both in front and behind the camera.

Ralph Lauren embodies his vision of the American Dream with the accompanying film “Portrait of the American Dream,” which was shot at the Ray Charles Center for the Performing Arts at Morehouse College and showcases archival clips of colleges and universities. studies and their modern landscape.