The New York-based designer has given 17 designs that he made for Cicely Tyson to the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
The New York-based designer and his husband and business partner Mark-Anthony Edwards, who also serves as chairman and chief executive officer of the namesake company, executed the official deed of a gift to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. The designer has donated 17 couture garments that he created for the barriers-breaking actress Cicely Tyson.
In advance of delivering his address Thursday, the designer said a few of the takeaways would be emphasizing “what’s possible and the opportunity for this and the next generation to create impactful change in the industry of fashion.” He also aimed to impress upon them, “I am what’s possible.”
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