Yes, we’ve gotta make a grand entrance in 2022. Time for us creatives to embrace our values, empower our strengths, and give back to the communities we belong and identify with whenever we can!

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?

For some of these brands, you can even make use of our codes to get some discounts. Keep reading and you’ll find them all!

Hanifa

2021 was a rocking year for Anifa Mvuemba, founder and creator of Hanifa. The fashion brand started its stardom back in spring 2020 when Anifa showcased a digital 3D fashion show that mesmerized the American fashion scene. One year later, in the fall of 2021, she debuted her first in-person fashion show in Washington, D.C.

Anifa has an exquisite modern taste, through which she’s able to make a connection and homage to her African origins, her Congolese roots.

Anima Iris

Wilgory Tanjong started building her empire with the intention to establish herself and her company in the luxury fashion retail world with the finest and classiest bags from Africa. The Cameroon-American designer has been recognized by a lot of people in media, including Beyoncè Knowles-Carter.

And Then LB

A small brand from Long Beach, CA. This woman-owned business makes vintage enjoyable, with a twist of modern and unique flare. Based out on the West Coast, shipping over $50 is free!

Cleopatra’s Army

With over ten years of experience in fitness, Cleopatra Lee is the captain of her strong and healthy company - her army! Cleopatra is an authentic brand that fosters community and sisterhood in the name of physical and mental health. In addition to her fitness services, Cleopatra has launched her own line of sports uniforms. You can get 20% off when using the discount code: Giulia20

Phasey

Ugh, to those human beings who menstruate every month of the year: the pain can get real! Phasey’s objective is to educate on the matters involving and related to periods and feminine empowerment. This product is such a revolution and a thoughtful small reminder that life can be sweet, even during painful times! Discover more about this brand here.

Ceremonia

Swedish-Chilean entrepreneur and beauty enthusiast Babba C. Rivera founded Ceremonia, a Latinx hair brand that provides healthy and sustainable products, such as conditioner, shampoos, and natural oils. Ceremonia is much more than a brand: it’s a community that fuels the Latinx experience, all over the world.

Luxe House

Black-owned, woman-owned: Luxe House is the creation of JaLisa Vaughn, a lifestyle content creator based in Dallas, Texas. The brand focuses on inclusivity and monochrome-oriented tones, featuring a warm spectrum of earthy and solar colors.

YEMA

A wonderful story, just like the ones you enjoy listening to. Yema and Hawi met in college in the USA. After their studies, they built their business and decided to honor their roots - Kenyan and Ethiopian - through a business plan: a store, a brand, a legacy that gives back to their communities in the motherland. Their items reflect an urban aura, with lots of details in original craft and manufacture.

Dazey LA

A small business with lots of big goals. Dani, the founder of Dazey LA, is a self-trained artist, entrepreneur, and fashion/interior designer. The brand, based in LA, brings up a solar vibe in each product, from the shirts, pants, dresses, and a myriad of other accessories. You can get a discount of 10% with our code: THECURLYFLOWER.

The Accent Look

A background in music, education, and jewelry. Rich Plaza’s brand took off officially in October 2020, when the artist’s passion for design and jewelry finally collided and turned into a business. Here’s a story featuring Erica’s - known as Rich Plaza - business!