On a recent Sunday afternoon in Harlem, Ike Edeani spent two minutes in a bustling beauty salon on a quest for gestures of vibrant Black personal style. “The woman braiding her hair has tribal marks, which I know from Nigeria,” Edeani says. What better place to see design than through Black style on the streets of New York? “I don’t think I could have done this project justice without including Sunday style,” Edeani says. The way Edeani sees it, whether we’re going to church or just going about our day, “Black folks want to look good in front of other Black folks.