Check out BET’s next episode of My Black is Beautiful airing this Sunday, May 23 at 1PM. Hemma will be featured on the show with stylist Jennifer Austin showing how to incorporate African inspired fashions into your wardrobe. Watch host Alesha Renee as she sports the Sena Dress!
After twenty years in the fashion industry, Anna Sui has decided to let us all in on her creative process and the road she and her clothing line has traveled since her first runway show. The book, "Anna Sui" will be a visual retrospective of the designers career, with photo spreads paired with indepth commentary that is supposed to give her fans insight th world of Anna Sui.

“Dios mio, it would be awful! Living in New York without illegal immigrants! Who’d deliver the Chinese food? Who’d raise the children on the Upper East Side?...That’s the dirty little secret of all this anti-immigrant uproar. Once the ugly speeches are finished and the call-in talk hosts have packed it in for the night, nobody seriously wants to chase off Maria, Sophia or Jose…If they suddenly stopped coming – or federal agents actually rounded them up – we’d have to offer special internships to lure them back immediately.” – Ellis Henican
Love the Asante blazer in blue or the Sena Dress? Pick up your Hemma original today at Darling located at 1 Horatio Street and 8th Avenue in the West Village.
Darling is a beautiful boutique with a gorgeous garden known for its chic and whimsical dresses. Check out at virtual tour of the boutique and shop Hemma now at Darling!
The Fashion for Heritage show's designers all had one thing in common - innovation. The show was full of surprises from see-through frocks to cocktail dresses baring metrocard trim.
Throughout the night we tweeted our favorite looks on the runway. Follow us on twitter!
H.Williams is a hot new shoe line that draws its silhouettes from architecture. The Reuda bootie from her spring 2010 line was inspired by the NYC skyline. Her pumps and bags have been featured in Glamour, Vogue Italia, Vogue Pelle, COLLEZIONI ACCESSORI and others. Check out the 2010 Hemma Collection now inspired by African royalty with a NYC twist.

To address this issue, we created The Hemma Foundation, a not-for-profit organization that affords educational opportunities for economically disadvantaged primary and secondary school students in Ghana by providing academic scholarships. The foundation also aims to improve the quality of education by granting financial assistance to underfunded schools. By donated funds for learning materials and after school programs, The Hemma Foundation strives to improve quality of education received by Ghana's youth.
A percentage of every Hemma original sold is donated to The Hemma Foundation. Now the public can directly donate to La Yahoushua through Hemma's official website!
Pick up a copy of LUCKY's Magazine's May issue highlighting Hemma and The Hemma Foundation today!