The Top 20 Black Celeb Fashion Moments of November 2023

Dwyane Wade, Kelly Rowland, Megan Thee Stallion, and more Black celebs dressed to impress this month

Published

November 30, 2023

Photo: Getty Images Steve Granitz / Contributor

November has been a busy month for our favorite Black celebrities, which means they had many places to look their best! From movie premieres and press tours to awards ceremonies, we saw many breathtaking fashion moments! Beyoncé’s Renaissance film premiere had everybody in their best silver fits while men wore their unique versions of suits to the GQ Men of the Year Awards! Here are the top 20 looks in our book!

Books By Black Authors We Can’t Wait to Read in April 2026

Black Nurse Details Terror, Heroism After Plane Crash on LaGuardia Runway

Brandy Reveals Her Last Conversation With Whitney Houston The Day Before Her Death

Video will return here when scrolled back into view

Root 100 Nominee Nicholas Ryan Gant Breaks Down the Secret Meaning of His New Single

view video

Root 100 Nominee Nicholas Ryan Gant Breaks Down the Secret Meaning of His New Single

Dwyane Wade

Photo: Getty Images Steve Granitz / Contributor Photo: Getty Images Steve Granitz / Contributor

Megan Thee Stallion

Photo: Getty Images Axelle/Bauer-Griffin / Contributor Photo: Getty Images Axelle/Bauer-Griffin / Contributor

Kelly Rowland

Photo: Getty Images Amy Sussman / Staff Photo: Getty Images Amy Sussman / Staff

David Banda

Photo: Getty Images Jacopo Raule / Contributor Photo: Getty Images Jacopo Raule / Contributor

Teyana Taylor

Photo: Getty Images NDZ/Star Max / Contributor Photo: Getty Images NDZ/Star Max / Contributor

YG

Winnie Harlow

Photo: Getty Images JC Olivera / Stringer Photo: Getty Images JC Olivera / Stringer

Kayvon Thibodeaux

Photo: Getty Images THE HAPA BLONDE / Contributor Photo: Getty Images THE HAPA BLONDE / Contributor

Ayo Edebiri

Photo: Getty Images Dimitrios Kambouris / Staff Photo: Getty Images Dimitrios Kambouris / Staff

Patina Miller

AJ Odudu

Photo: Getty Images Ricky Vigil M / Justin E Palmer / Contributor Photo: Getty Images Ricky Vigil M / Justin E Palmer / Contributor

Chloe Bailey

Photo: Getty Images MICHAEL TRAN / Contributor Photo: Getty Images MICHAEL TRAN / Contributor

Law Roach

Normani

Photo: Getty Images Emma McIntyre / Staff Photo: Getty Images Emma McIntyre / Staff

Ishod Wair

Taraji P. Henson, Danielle Brooks, and Fantasia Barrino

Photo: Getty Images Gareth Cattermole / Staff Photo: Getty Images Gareth Cattermole / Staff

Laverne Cox

Photo: Getty Images Kevin Winter / Staff Photo: Getty Images Kevin Winter / Staff

Trina Nicole

Photo: Getty Images Karwai Tang / Contributor Photo: Getty Images Karwai Tang / Contributor

Victoria Monét

Gunna

Straight From

Latest from The Root

Books By Black Authors We Can’t Wait to Read in April 2026

They say April showers bring May flowers, but in 2026, the first month of spring also promises to bring an amazing list of books by Black authors …

These 15 Beloved White Hollywood Icons Have a Racist Past

From John Wayne to Doris Day, these 15 Hollywood stars have been accused of being racist …

Black Nurse Details Terror, Heroism After Plane Crash on LaGuardia Runway

A Black nurse explains what happened in the moments after the LaGuardia plane crash which killed two pilots …

Brandy Reveals Her Last Conversation With Whitney Houston The Day Before Her Death

Brandy Norwood is detailing her last moments with Whitney Houston before her shocking death in 2012 …

The Chilling Rise of the ‘Alpine Divorce,’ Where Men Take Their Wives to Hike— Then Purposefully Abandon Them

Inside the dangerous relationship trend you’ve never heard of: Alpine divorces, where men desert their partners on hikes to break up …

Could This Brilliant Morehouse Student Become The Next Mike Tyson?

A top-ranked boxer and a star student, Morehouse junior Chad Pitts is changing the narrative about what a Morehouse man can be …

Professor: The Tiger Woods Crash Is Exactly Why Rich Black Men Need Drivers

Opinion: A rollover crash adds to a troubling pattern and raises a bigger question about risk, control, and why some Black stars still insist on driving themselves …

Expert Weighs in on Mental Toll of Record-Breaking Job Loss for Black Women

Dr. LaNail R. Plummer, CEO of Onyx Therapy Group, explains how job loss can trigger anxiety, depression, and trauma among Black women …

Breaking: Tiger Woods Arrested, Charged With DUI After Rollover Crash in FL

Legendary golfer Tiger Woods was just involved in a rollover crash in Florida almost five years after a previous car accident almost cost his life …

A Latino Man Breaks Down Hispanic’s ‘Polite’ Racism Black People Probably Won’t Notice Immediately

A Latino TikToker just said the quiet part out loud, explaining how Hispanics are indeed racist towards Black people and exactly how they do it in front of you …

Howard University Launches Cardi B-Inspired Hip Hop Course

Howard University has just announced a new Cardi B-inspired Hip Hop course for students, and we have the tea! …

Arsenio Hall Reveals Why We Have Eddie Murphy to Thank For Keeping ‘Coming to America’ From Getting Scrapped

‘Coming to America’ may be a beloved cult classic now, but according to star Arsenio Hall, it almost didn’t see the light of day. Now we know what turned things around! …

Here is Why Druski Is Winning!

Druski is not avoiding controversy. He just understands the culture well enough to get it right and build an audience of millions …

Former Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay Weighs in on the Show’s Current Scandal

Former Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay speaks out on the current season’s major scandal. Let’s break it down …

A Running List of Everything President Trump Is Planning to Name After Himself

From $100 bills with Trump’s signature on it to renaming several buildings in his honor, here’s everything President Trump has named or renamed after himself …

State Comptroller Targeted More than 15,000 Businesses Owned by Women & People of Color — And It Wasn’t an Accident

Texas businesses owned by women and people of color just filed a landmark lawsuit against the State …

Black Women Have Proven Their Worth. So Why Are They Being Targeted?

Despite historic gains in degrees and entrepreneurship, nearly 600,000 Black women were “economically sidelined” in 2025 alone, according to Fortune. Credentials and hard work have not shielded them from glaring pay gaps, bias or stalled advancement …