The Dean Collection

Please welcome L’Enchanteur () to The Dean Collection.

Founded by sisters Dynasty () and Soull Ogun () from Brooklyn, their work sits at the intersection of fashion, sculpture, and spiritual practice. Their brand, L’Enchanteur, draws from their Nigerian and Dominican roots and is inspired by the sciences, colour theory, numerology, religion, mythologies, magic, and fairy tales.

At its core, their work is about healing. Every piece, whether clothing, jewelry, or sculptural object, is made to carry meaning and be passed down. Their motto is simple: Transform Your Lifestyle. In 2024, they won the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Award.

Please welcome Tesfaye Urgessa () to The Dean Collection.

Tesfaye’s figurative paintings draw from a layered visual history, shaped by an early fascination with Ethiopian iconography. His practice navigates the space between structure and emotion, where bodies become both subjects and vessels of psychological tension.

Working across multiple canvases simultaneously, Tesfaye constructs a visual language built from a growing archive of postures, gestures, and fragmented forms. Set within intimate domestic environments, his compositions explore presence, vulnerability, and the quiet complexity of the human condition.

His work invites viewers into scenes that feel at once deeply personal and universally resonant, where familiarity dissolves into something raw, poetic, and unsettlingly honest.