26 Faves From Women of Color-Founded Brands You Can Shop Right Now
Mar 4, 2023
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March is Women’s History Month in the United States. It’s a month-long celebration of the highs and lows of the history of women in the country, a time to honor the triumphs and successes, without shying away from how hard the fight has been for them. Especially women of color.
That’s why I wanted to take this time to highlight some of the most fabulous shoes, slippers, outfits, hair care, skin care, jewelry, and more from brands founded by women of color. After all, sharing the stories (and products) from WOC creators, founders, and creative officers is one of the most fun ways you can celebrate and support them.
Plus, badass, powerful, multitalented women of color are behind some of the most exciting labels today. It’s only right that everyone knows to shop them!
Whether your closet and shelves are kind of overflowing already, or you’ve gotten spring cleaning out of the way and are looking for a place to start rebuilding your collection from scratch, here 26 items from brands owned by women of color to support during Women’s History Month.
Scroll on, add to cart, and enjoy!
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