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Black diaspora through costumes in Beyonce’s Black Is King. Akers has spent her decadesspanning career using fashion to tell the stories of others, but quarantine provided her enough space to tell her own story. Black Owned Everything was just the start. Launched at the height of the pandemic, at a time where moments of Black joy were few and far between, Akers created the Black Owned Everything Instagram account to highlight emerging and established Black-owned brands in fashion, home goods, beauty, and more. She expanded the Instagram account into an e-commerce site that hosts pieces from Fe Noel, Brandon Blackwood NYC, Salone Monet, Skin Butter, Aliette, and more. Then she designed for Macy’s Icons of Style campaign. Simply put, Akers is the face of the Booked and Busy movement right now, which brings us to the latest stop on her tour: Styling Zales’ Mother’s Day campaign.

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