This year, Serena Williams was honored with the Fashion Icon award and looked stunning in her Thom Browne gown to receive it. Although most guests rocked black and white color pallets, each stood out with unique silhouettes and styles.
Here are a few looks from Black celebs at the CFDA Awards:
Serena Williams
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Lori Harvey
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Lil Yachty
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Saweetie
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