The Founder

The House of Luxshara

Designed in New York. Crafted for the World.

Every great house begins with a vision — and a moment of quiet certainty that the world is ready for something it has never seen before.

Luxshara was born from that moment.

Tashara Tarver did not arrive at luxury fashion by chance. She arrived by inheritance — not of wealth, but of craft. Raised alongside her father's brand, she learned the language of fashion from its most intimate place: the atelier. She studied the discipline of construction, the weight of fabric, the precision of a pattern, and the philosophy that separates clothing from art. Armed with a foundation in business and an eye sharpened by years of creative immersion, Tashara made the decision that would define her legacy: to build something entirely her own.

In 2019, Luxshara was founded — quietly, deliberately, and with an unwavering sense of purpose.

From the very beginning, Luxshara was never simply a brand. It was a statement. A declaration that luxury has no singular face — that it can be conceived in New York, shaped by a Black woman, and stand with absolute authority among the greatest houses in the world. Not in the spaces society has long assigned to designers of her background, but in the highest tier of fashion: the realm of the extraordinary, the exclusive, the enduring.

Luxshara exists to redefine what a luxury house can be — to prove that heritage is not inherited, it is built, stitch by stitch, with vision, sacrifice, and an uncompromising standard of beauty.

The Atelier

Each Luxshara piece begins as a vision in New York, where Tashara designs every silhouette with obsessive intention. Patterns and technical specifications are developed in Turkey, where precision meets tradition. From there, the work travels — to the ateliers of Paris, the workshops of Milan and greater Italy, the skilled hands of artisans in India, Vietnam, Cambodia, and beyond. Luxshara is not made in one place. It is made everywhere that excellence lives.

As Seen at Paris Fashion Week

The world took notice early. The Luxshara Obsidian Mid Tote — a piece of quiet architectural brilliance — was presented at Paris Fashion Week, where it was met with the kind of recognition that cannot be manufactured: genuine admiration from those who have spent their careers inside the world's most storied fashion houses. They saw in Luxshara what Tashara had always known was there — something the industry had been waiting for, without knowing it was waiting.

“The next great house of fashion is already here.”

Welcome to Luxshara. Welcome to the future of luxury.