In response, young Kheris Rogers made her own apparel line, dubbing it, “Flexin’ my Complexion.” When asked about her ambitious decisions, Rogers states: “I know I’m pretty, and I’m not going to let anyone tell me different.”She didn’t stop with New York Fashion Week, however.

Rogers later went on to share her fashionable clothing on Harlem Fashion Week and at Tom Joyner’s Family Reunion. Her name has been spread greatly over a short amount of time, receiving high praise from Vibe Magazine, Ebony Magazine, and BlackNews.com.

She finds her inspiration in other accomplished Black women, recognizing her potential to become a role model for other future entrepreneurs. This may, in fact, be only the beginning of a streak of young fashion designers with a passion to rule the industry.

Source: blackhistory.com