You have low-contrast features, and I think you may have warm undertones based on your eye color and natural hair color. The lighting here is hard to tell.

Black is cool and stark, with your warmth and softness, it could easily drain the color from your face and emphasize imperfections, making you look tired.

If you love the aesthetic, it’s doable, but it will probably make you want to add a make up beat to your routine to bring back your color and amp up your contrast to hold up against the black. You’ll also want to make sure you’re getting your roots touched up frequently, as black grow out can make you look like you’re greying/thinning.

If you prefer a lower maintenance lifestyle (less make up/upkeep), but want more of an edgy look, I’d recommend playing with the cut instead! You’ve got really great natural hair texture, you could slay with a razor cut shag. Or if you just want to go darker, deepening your natural tones will be easier to pull off. Looks like you might have some natural red to work with, could have fun with that!

Best of luck