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Ruth E. Carter is set to make history again. Later this week, Carter will become the first Black costume designer to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. In 2019, she was first Black person and woman to be awarded the Golden Globe for Best Costume Design and in 2021, the costume designer is still continuing to break barriers.
With more than 30 years in the industry, Carter has worked on some of cinema’s most iconic films including, “Selma,” “Coming To America,” and the Spike Lee directed, “Malcom X.” And while the wardrobe designer’s work has been groundbreaking, she is just starting to see the fruits of her labor. Last year, the SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film in Atlanta released an exhibit displaying a collection of Carter’s most recognizable pieces and recently she was announced as a Golden Globe nominee for Best Costume Design in the anticipated film “Coming To America 2.”
From left, Kerby Jean-Raymond virtually joins TJ Walker and Loren LoRosa for a “Pulling Back the Curtain” conversation on Dec. 6, during which the two venerable designers candidly discussed their experiences in the fashion industry. | Photo courtesy of Black Design Collective
PULLING BACK THE CURTAIN By Dorothy Crouch | Thursday, December 17, 2020
Fashion powerhouse Kerby Jean-Raymond and design legend TJ Walker recently sat in on a
Black Design Collective and Ta’Nisha Cameron–produced event called “Pull Back the Curtain: A Conversation With TJ Walker and Kerby Jean-Raymond.” The virtual event and scholarship fund-raiser on Dec. 6 was hosted by
TMZ’s Loren LoRosa, with music by DJ Omega, and provided an intimate discussion during which Walker and Jean-Raymond discussed the paths that led them to success in their careers, the challenges they faced, the lessons they learned and using their passion channeled through activism in the fashion sp