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Celebrating Cicely Tyson's 100th Birthday on Fox 5 "Good Day DC"
Shari Henry, renowned fashion designer and great-niece of the legendary Cicely Tyson, appeared on Fox 5 DC’s Good Day DC to honor the life and legacy of her trailblazing aunt. On December 19, 2024, what would have been Cicely Tyson’s 100th birthday, Shari shared personal stories, highlighted her work as Tyson’s assistant and stylist, and unveiled exciting projects aimed at preserving her aunt’s iconic legacy. Known for her dedication to empowering others through art and fashion, Shari showcased pieces inspired by Tyson’s timeless elegance, offering a heartfelt celebration of her profound influence on culture, entertainment, and style. The segment was a moving tribute to an extraordinary life and legacy.
Shari Henry Featured in GQ Magazine's October 2024 Issue: The Goddess Gown Steals the Spotlight
We’re thrilled to announce that Shari Henry has been featured in the October 2024 issue of GQ Magazine, a milestone that cements the brand’s place as a leader in high-end, innovative fashion. Among the standout highlights is the inclusion of the Goddess Gown, named a must-have item for those seeking elegance and individuality.
This feature celebrates Shari Henry’s unique approach to blending luxury with artistic expression. The Goddess Gown, crafted from soft, cream-colored Tencel modal micro scuba fabric, combines timeless sophistication with bold, modern details. With its off-the-shoulder design, dramatic high slit, and graceful train, this floor-length gown embodies everything the Shari Henry brand stands for: empowerment, boldness, and unyielding beauty.
The GQ feature praised the gown for its versatility and artistry, calling it "a showstopper that transitions effortlessly from red carpet glamour to private galas." Its minimalist yet striking design speaks to the heart of Shari Henry’s vision—pieces that feel both personal and iconic, allowing wearers to step beyond what’s expected.
A Special Moment for the Brand
This recognition by GQ Magazine is not just about fashion; it’s a celebration of hard work, dedication, and the artistry that defines Shari Henry. Being highlighted in one of the world’s most prestigious style publications is a testament to the brand’s growing influence in the world of luxury fashion.
This feature celebrates Shari Henry’s unique approach to blending luxury with artistic expression. The Goddess Gown, crafted from soft, cream-colored Tencel modal micro scuba fabric, combines timeless sophistication with bold, modern details. With its off-the-shoulder design, dramatic high slit, and graceful train, this floor-length gown embodies everything the Shari Henry brand stands for: empowerment, boldness, and unyielding beauty.
The GQ feature praised the gown for its versatility and artistry, calling it "a showstopper that transitions effortlessly from red carpet glamour to private galas." Its minimalist yet striking design speaks to the heart of Shari Henry’s vision—pieces that feel both personal and iconic, allowing wearers to step beyond what’s expected.
A Special Moment for the Brand
This recognition by GQ Magazine is not just about fashion; it’s a celebration of hard work, dedication, and the artistry that defines Shari Henry. Being highlighted in one of the world’s most prestigious style publications is a testament to the brand’s growing influence in the world of luxury fashion.


2024 ESPYs Award in LA
The Blazer That Stole the Spotlight at the 2024 ESPYs: Worn by Paralympian Jaydin Blackwell
At this year’s 2024 ESPYs in Los Angeles, all eyes were on the incredible USA Paralympian, Jaydin Blackwell, who made waves not only for his athletic achievements but also for his bold, standout style. Jaydin arrived at the star-studded event wearing an exclusive Shari Henry blazer, a piece that perfectly combined elegance, confidence, and modern design.
This custom blazer, designed by Shari Henry, is a testament to the brand's commitment to blending classic tailoring with avant-garde elements. Crafted with precision, the blazer featured intricate details that reflected Jaydin's strength and personality. The structured fit highlighted his commanding presence, while the luxurious fabric and bold accents ensured he stood out on the red carpet.
The blazer wasn’t just about making a fashion statement—it symbolized resilience, empowerment, and individuality, values that both Shari Henry and Jaydin Blackwell share. Known for pushing boundaries in design, Shari Henry’s creations empower wearers to embrace their uniqueness and tell their story through fashion. Jaydin’s choice to wear this piece at such a prestigious event underscores the brand’s impact in redefining modern luxury.
As a Paralympian, Jaydin Blackwell represents determination and excellence, making him the perfect ambassador for the Shari Henry brand. His blazer not only celebrated his journey but also showcased the versatility of Shari Henry’s designs, which are made for those who dare to stand out and embrace their power.
At this year’s 2024 ESPYs in Los Angeles, all eyes were on the incredible USA Paralympian, Jaydin Blackwell, who made waves not only for his athletic achievements but also for his bold, standout style. Jaydin arrived at the star-studded event wearing an exclusive Shari Henry blazer, a piece that perfectly combined elegance, confidence, and modern design.
This custom blazer, designed by Shari Henry, is a testament to the brand's commitment to blending classic tailoring with avant-garde elements. Crafted with precision, the blazer featured intricate details that reflected Jaydin's strength and personality. The structured fit highlighted his commanding presence, while the luxurious fabric and bold accents ensured he stood out on the red carpet.
The blazer wasn’t just about making a fashion statement—it symbolized resilience, empowerment, and individuality, values that both Shari Henry and Jaydin Blackwell share. Known for pushing boundaries in design, Shari Henry’s creations empower wearers to embrace their uniqueness and tell their story through fashion. Jaydin’s choice to wear this piece at such a prestigious event underscores the brand’s impact in redefining modern luxury.
As a Paralympian, Jaydin Blackwell represents determination and excellence, making him the perfect ambassador for the Shari Henry brand. His blazer not only celebrated his journey but also showcased the versatility of Shari Henry’s designs, which are made for those who dare to stand out and embrace their power.
DC’s Hottest Runway Show
The crowd was electric. The venue was spacious and beautiful. The third District of Fashion Runway Show presented by the DowntownDC Business Improvement District has quickly become the city’s top fashion event.
The stylish and the fashion curious came out to witness the Spring/Summer 2020 collections from 11 designers in the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Robert and Arlene Kogod Courtyard. The Sept. 5 event also featured three accessory collections that were paired with the ensembles. The designers, primarily from the Washington metropolitan area, presented dresses, skirts, gowns, suits, pants and swimsuits. There was something for everyone.
The fashion show, which served as a precursor to New York Fashion Week, was put on in collaboration with Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Commission on Fashion Arts and Events, 202Creates and the Office of Cable Television, Film and Entertainment, as well as the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
Designers included: Shari Henry, SincerelyKAJ, Andrew Nowell, Dur Doux, Mylk & Honey Clothier, TrufacebyGrace, Christopher Schafer Clothier, SJL Collection, Cheero Citizen, Grindstone Universal and DiDomenico. Accessory collections featured jewelry by Abrams Wearable, shoes by bemade and eyewear by Insight Opticians.
The stylish and the fashion curious came out to witness the Spring/Summer 2020 collections from 11 designers in the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Robert and Arlene Kogod Courtyard. The Sept. 5 event also featured three accessory collections that were paired with the ensembles. The designers, primarily from the Washington metropolitan area, presented dresses, skirts, gowns, suits, pants and swimsuits. There was something for everyone.
The fashion show, which served as a precursor to New York Fashion Week, was put on in collaboration with Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Commission on Fashion Arts and Events, 202Creates and the Office of Cable Television, Film and Entertainment, as well as the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
Designers included: Shari Henry, SincerelyKAJ, Andrew Nowell, Dur Doux, Mylk & Honey Clothier, TrufacebyGrace, Christopher Schafer Clothier, SJL Collection, Cheero Citizen, Grindstone Universal and DiDomenico. Accessory collections featured jewelry by Abrams Wearable, shoes by bemade and eyewear by Insight Opticians.

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