Kenneth Cole, Áwet New York Team Up for Holiday Pop-up Featuring Black-owned Businesses

The pop-up will feature 10 small-Black owned businesses, in addition to Áwet New York.

They are Adey-Abeba, handwoven and embroidered garments made in Ethiopia; McKenzie Liautaud, a Haitian-American precious gems jewelry designer; Adolophine, bespoke luxury African goods; Marco Hall, ready-to-wear couture clothing designs; Royal Jelly Harlem, African-inspired clothing and home decorating line; Kristian Lorén Lopez,

classic silhouettes in elaborate fabrics; Julian Joseph Kyle, limited-edition releases fusing art, fashion and history; Don’t Let Disco, whimsical jewelry, and 2.4.1. Cosmetics, a clean beauty line.The holiday pop-up will be located at the Kenneth Cole store at 328 Bowery. The event takes place from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m., Friday through Sunday.

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