She was the first black female designer to be recognized by the ever-exclusive fashion industry, and two decades after launching her eponymous label, Tracy Reese continues to lead the charge. After taking what appeared to be a well-deserved break from the flurry of biannual Fashion Weeks the past few seasons, the Detroit-born Reese has reemerged—with a lesson in bringing sustainability home.
As reported by Vogue, Reese recently announced the launch of a new label, Hope for Flowers, building on her already diverse and size-inclusive platform with an issue that affects us all: the environment.
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