If you haven’t heard about Bois Camp, you’re definitely missing out. Fashion designer Kevon has made it his mission to create clothing specifically for the ‘It Girls,’ and it’s been seen on celebrities like Kash Doll, the Clermont Twins, and Jayda Cheaves. From skirts and custom gowns to swimwear, Bois Camp is making waves in the fashion industry with its blend of vintage charm, luxury, and a high dose of sex appeal.
Kevon, who grew up in Trenton, New Jersey, discovered his passion for fashion at a young age. He began his career at just 16 while attending fashion classes at VoTec High School. His passion followed him through college, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in fashion marketing management. Now, at 27, Kevon is carving out his own niche in the fashion world with the skills and knowledge he’s acquired.
He is known for eye-catching designs like the “butt cleavage” trend, and he’s not afraid to take risks. This daring approach is what sets Bois Camp apart from other brands. Some may call his designs a passing trend, but Kevon keeps reinventing himself and honing his craft.
Kevon draws inspiration from iconic designers like Ye, Jean Paul Gaultier, Mowala, and Roberto Cavalli—those who aren’t afraid to break the rules and forge their own paths. He dreams of collaborating with designers like JPG or Mugler, believing that such a partnership could revolutionize the fashion world.
Focused on empowering ‘It Girls’ to feel sexy and confident, Kevon’s creative vision has made Bois Camp a brand where women can express their inner confidence unapologetically. His latest collection, inspired by the Weekend, showcases this vision, blending deep meaning with playful artistry.
Bois Camp, founded in 2020, is Kevon’s pride and joy. Despite the brand being only three years old, it has quickly gained momentum thanks to Kevon’s dedication and hard work. He affectionately refers to his brand as his baby, crediting it for teaching him how to be his best self.
Looking ahead, Kevon envisions Bois Camp becoming the go-to brand for those who understand their true selves and aren’t afraid to showcase that through fashion. He also has plans to expand into men’s and unisex clothing, aiming to create pieces that allow everyone to feel sexy and unapologetically themselves.
As a black male in the fashion industry, Kevon’s advice is simple: “Never give up on what you want out of this industry. There’s room for all of us!”