The count down has officially began, and with The Bomb Fashion Show right around the corner on Saturday, September 13th, it’s essential we go over dress code which calls for your most fashionable black and white attire.

Our Los Angeles based Fashion Bomb CEO, Claire Sulmers returns to New York Fashion Week bigger and better than ever before. Sulmers, who originally created the annual fashion show to highlight multicultural designers, has become an undeniable force in the fashion industry.

This year our annual fashion show will take place at 48 Wall St. in the financial district, and it’s expected to be the best one yet. From some of the hottest celebs and Real Housewives, to some of the chicest influencers, you just never know who you may see at the Bomb Fashion Show.

We chose to go with a formal black and white dress code this year because not only is it classic and timeless, but it conveys elegance and sophistication.

Whether you’re opting to turn heads in a polka dot ensemble, or perhaps you’re looking to coordinate with your main squeeze in matching black and white looks, we can’t wait to see you show up, and show out.

If you’re unsure of what to wear, don’t fret because Fashion Bomb daily shop has limitless options. The traditional fashion rule has long since been, “when in doubt, wear black,” but we challenge you to step outside of your comfort zone.

Never underestimate the ability to jazz up your ensemble with fashion-forward accessories including designer shades, a bedazzled clutch or long gloves which can help take your look up a notch.

With 2-weeks left to go, we can’t wait to see you step out in style on Saturday, September 13th at 6pm to join us for an unforgettable night of style and glamour.

Seating is limited this year so if you would like to attend, you can RSVP and purchase tickets to the Bomb Fashion Show by clicking here!

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Last night, on Juneteenth, I had the tremendous honor of receiving the inaugural Fashion Award at the Beauté Noire Dandy Dinner & Gala presented by Janell Stephens of Camille Rose Naturals.

The moment was not only a celebration of personal achievement, but a powerful affirmation of the beauty, brilliance, and resilience of our community. As I stood on that stage, I reflected on how far I’ve come—from Stone Mountain, Georgia to the Met Gala carpet—and how faith, consistency, and culture continue to guide my journey in fashion.

The evening was a true celebration of Black excellence. The ballroom radiated with bold style, sharp tailoring, and a deep sense of pride. Visionary Janell Stephens, founder of Camille Rose, curated a stunning experience filled with flowers, fashion, and fabulous energy.

Honorees included trailblazers across beauty, fashion, and entrepreneurship—each of us celebrated for our contributions to creating space and legacy.

I’m incredibly grateful to Janell and her team for recognizing my work and for building platforms that honor and elevate our stories.

The room was filled with familiar faces and friends who continue to inspire and uplift. Yandy Smith lit up the night in a yellow Oyemwen pantsuit, Monyetta Shaw was elegance personified in black satin Dolce & Gabbana, and the incomparable Derek J and Miss Lawence brought their signature flair to the celebration. Other attendees included my fellow honoree Terri J. Vaughn, Nicci Gilbert, vlogger Lovely Ti, Producer Princess, and makeup artist Latasha Wright.

From the red carpet interviews to the electric dance floor moments, the energy was both celebratory and historic. It was a reminder that our culture drives the narrative—and our presence is the power.

To be acknowledged among such brilliance, on a day as significant as Juneteenth, is something I will never forget. This one’s for the dreamers, the disruptors, and the designers of tomorrow. Keep going. Keep shining. Keep lifting as we climb.

Look: Revolve x Entire Studios

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