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Ebony Visions – Evening Rose Anniversay Edition Item
$425.00
Join us for the 10th Year Anniversary. From the beginning in 1995, Thomas Blackshear’s logo, featuring this dark beauty, has symbolized the notable characteristics of Ebony Visions; strength, elegance and classic beauty. As the collection celebrates its tenth year, this distinctive woman serves as the first in a new annual series called Visions of Beauty, the ultimate representation of Thomas�s Afro-Nouveau styling with strong Art Deco influence. Celebration of Thomas Blackshear�s Ebony Visions collection. Evening Rose, the leading lady, debuts in a special Anniversary Edition coloration for the October 1st weekend store events.
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