Brands to make an entrance with in 2022!
So if you’ve got some coins or you’re planning for some intentional, fresh, and sustainable purchase, why not consider this curated guide with all kinds of products from fashion to beauty, along with fitness and holistic services?
The Woman Behind Lafay Luxe: A Small Black Business Owner
23-year-old Lafayette Diaullaud, an Ivorian-American woman and sole owner of Lafay Luxe - an online shop that sells purses, body products, and perfumes.
Le Boxette, a “handy” bag
Roberta Pasini is the founder and creative force behind this bag collection. She decided to pursue her passion for fashion after quitting a career that did not reflect her personality.
Katie Hectus and her business in Long Beach, CA: And Then
“I think people don’t really understand how much of yourself you will pour into your business and how costly that can be financially and emotionally. It’s so crucial that you find other business owners with who you can walk through the experience with”
Shwetpatram comes from the love for handicraft
Ruchita’s love for handicrafts led her to found her own business, with which she is able to speak up for a community made of Indian creatives and international students.
Almost 200K at CeeCee’s Closet
“At Cee Cee’s Closet NYC, we value centering on the beauty and grace of Black women through our marketing. We also endeavor to create economic opportunities in our respective communities: Brooklyn, New York, and Lagos, Nigeria”
Morocco and Italy: Karim’s shoes
We’ve taken the time to interview Karim and ask him about his brand. Karim is also represented by Michelle Ngonmo, founder and CEO of Afro Fashion Milan.
Homage by Antoine
‘People are like my support system. They invest in me over time, whether it be helping me and spending their time and the resources to help me get somewhere or whether it be them taking the time when I'm going through something to make sure I'm okay”
The case of Aurora James
No matter the nasty stories that might attack her and her brand, I consider Aurora’s career in fashion pretty inspiring. Here’s why.
Upcycling and sustainable fashion with Madison Cline
Upcycling is a sustainable and safe way to preserve the beauty of fashion, along with tales and traditions to be told to one customer to another. Madison’s Memoir is all about offering fashionable stories, in the literal sense.
