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Brandon Blackwood Satin Crossbody Bag

Brandon Blackwood Satin Crossbody Bag

Regular price $165.00 USD
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Brandon Blackwood is a bold, culture-forward American designer known for turning sharp commentary into seriously covetable fashion—especially accessories. He’s one of those rare designers who blends luxury, wit, and purpose without watering any of it down.

Who he is

Brandon Blackwood launched his namesake brand in 2015, and quickly gained attention for bags that felt fresh, architectural, and unapologetically smart. His big breakout moment came when his accessories began carrying social messages—most famously “End Systemic Racism”—turning handbags into conversation starters.  

This pre-loved Brandon Blackwood “End Systemic Racism” bag is a striking blend of softness and strength—both in color and in message.

Rendered in a pale aqua / seafoam blue, the bag has a calm, almost serene palette that contrasts powerfully with its bold statement. The phrase END SYSTEMIC RACISM is discreetly embossed in clean, minimalist lettering across the front—quietly confident rather than loud, which makes the message feel intentional, lasting, and deeply considered.

The design itself is structured and architectural, with sharp edges and a boxy silhouette that nods to classic luxury handbags. It features:
    •    Top handles for a polished, carry-in-hand look
    •    A removable crossbody strap for versatility and everyday ease
    •    Smooth leather (or leather-like finish) that reinforces its refined, modern feel

What makes this bag special—especially as a vintage piece—is its place in fashion history. It represents a moment when luxury fashion unapologetically entered social dialogue, and Brandon Blackwood proved that style and activism could coexist without compromise.

Overall vibe:
    •    Elegant activism
    •    Quiet power
    •    Cultural relevance
    •    Collectible modern vintage

It’s not just an accessory—it’s a statement piece that feels just as relevant today as when it first made waves. Subtle, intentional, and undeniably iconic.

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