As a native of Detroit, Kevan Hall discovered his passion for fashion design at the age of seven. From the outset, he embraced haute couture as an interpretive art form, aiming to redefine glamour for a new generation.

From Fall 1998 to Spring 2000, Hall served as the Design and Creative Director of Halston, reviving the dormant brand to its former glory. His sleek eveningwear became a favorite among a distinguished group of celebrated artists, including Celine Dion, Sharon Stone, Charlize Theron, and Salma Hayek.

In 2001, Hall launched his own signature line, the Kevan Hall Collection, which is characterized by a fashion philosophy that emphasizes purity of style, incomparable tailoring, and sensuously draped streamlined silhouettes. His natural design sense of sophisticated elegance and uncluttered modern design quickly gained recognition.

In 2002, Hall was honored with the 47th Annual Gold Coast Fashion Award in Chicago as “Designer of the Year.” His reputation for 'drop-dead glamour' was further solidified in 2005 when he was named “Stylemaker of the Year” by Life & Style Magazine, with his creations gracing the red carpet on stars like Vanessa Williams, Virginia Madsen, Tina Fey, Debra Messing, and Sandra Oh.

Hall's designs have been part of legendary red carpet moments, such as Ruby Dee's 2008 Oscar nomination and Gabourey Sidibe's 2010 Golden Globe nomination. Felicity Huffman wore his rouge silk gown with Swarovski crystal accents when she won “Best Actress in a Comedy Series” at the 2005 Emmys.

In 2015, Allison Janney took home the Critics’ Choice TV Award for “Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series” in his signature navy off-the-shoulder sequin jersey gown.

Beyond the red carpet, Hall has made guest appearances on numerous national TV shows, including Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Kimora: Life in the Fab Lane, Today Show with Kathie Lee and Hoda, Inside Edition, and E! Fashion Police with Joan Rivers, where he discussed current fashion trends. His exclusive collection of dresses and separates, Kevan Hall Inspiration, was sold throughout Europe on TV shopping channels QVC and HSE24 Italy.

Hall has also shared his insights and inspirations through lectures at the Norman Lear Center of the University of Southern California, the Costume Council at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the “Fashion Speak” conference in Detroit. As a founder of The Novus Forum, an international collective trade show, he has created a platform for luxury womenswear and accessory designers, making it a key destination for global buyers during the NY fashion market.

Committed to giving back, Hall is one of the founders of the Black Design Collective, a nonprofit organization established to create scholarships, educational and business workshops, and mentorships for young designers pursuing careers in fashion and costume design. With decades of experience and a refined craft, Hall has produced collections that will endure for generations.

His creative direction and global vision have resulted in timeless signature pieces, establishing Kevan Hall as a heritage brand for the new millennium.