Anyone who has attended an HBCU—or even stepped foot on an HBCU campus—knows that for the students and faculty, every day is an occasion to dress well and flex one’s personal style. “From a fashion perspective, you got the D.C. kids, the Atlanta kids, New York, West Coast California kids, Chicago… and you’re seeing the best of all these styles,” says Jerry Lorenzo, who graduated from FAMU in 2000. Prior to enrolling, the Fear of God founder was one of few Black students at his high school and at Oral Roberts University, where he spent his first year of college. “To come
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