BLK BRIT delves into Victor Ray and Walé Adeyemi’s favourite fashion staples, how to make a statement, main influences and more. It’s time to get into it - these are our December 2024 cover stars.

Renowned British-Nigerian fashion designer Walé Adeyemi MBE needs little to no introduction. He offers reflections on the fashion scene past and present, networking laterally before upward, what making a statement really means, and highlighting what he considers a timeless wardrobe staple. 

Victor Ray is a name that has been steadily rising in the UK music scene. He embodies the ethos of perseverance, self-discovery, and a passion for making meaningful connections through music. His message is clear: every voice matters.

An affinity to great literature has led Black British Book Festival founder Selina to author her latest children’s book My Rice Is Best, released 8th May 2025.

Following the release of Henry’s intentionally crafted album Who We Are in October 2024, Ashley’s European tour kicks off in April 2025, which includes a performance at the iconic Queen Elizabeth Hall.

Opening up about the importance of community in the creative process and the need for Black British classics for the culture, actress Cherrelle Skeete shares their experience playing the role of Darlene Holt in the largest ever staging of the play Alterations at the National Theatre, running until April 5th.