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  • 7 Black-Owned Accessory Brands for the Holidays

    The holiday season is the perfect time to shop with intention, and the She Did That. x MadameNoire Holiday Bazaar is making it easier than ever to discover incredible Black women-owned accessory brands. These aren’t just items to complete an outfit; they’re pieces that tell stories, celebrate heritage, and highlight the creativity and brilliance of Black female entrepreneurs.

    Gifts Rooted in Creativity and Culture

    This curated selection features everything from handcrafted statement pieces to everyday essentials, all designed with intention. Whether you’re shopping for a loved one or treating yourself, these brands offer style that’s deeply rooted in creativity, culture, and community. Get ready to add some truly special items to your collection.

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    Supporting these brands means investing in creativity, culture, and the dreams of Black women entrepreneurs. This holiday season, make your gifts count by choosing pieces that are not only beautiful but also carry a powerful message of empowerment and heritage.

    Which of these accessory brands are you adding to your holiday wishlist? Let us know in the comments below!

  • Black Woman-Owned Home Brands for the Holidays

    Home is more than just a place; it’s our sanctuary, our haven, and the backdrop to our most cherished memories. This holiday season, why not fill your space – or someone else’s – with items that bring warmth, intention, and a whole lot of love? The ‘She Did That. x MadameNoire Holiday Bazaar’ is spotlighting incredible home brands founded by Black women, and we’re here to share some of our favorites.

    Curating Cozy Spaces with Intention

    In a world that often feels chaotic, creating a personal oasis is more important than ever. These brands understand that deeply, offering everything from artisanal candles that tell stories to beautifully crafted tableware designed to be part of your daily rituals. It’s all about those little luxuries that make life feel a bit softer and more intentional.

    Meet the Brands Making Homes Shine

    DeAndra Craigman Studios

    This lifestyle brand is all about blending style with self-care. DeAndra Craigman Studios believes that true luxury lies in the joy found in life’s finer details. Their product line features artisanal candles and premium home decor, all meticulously crafted to help you relax and rejuvenate.

    Grayson White Ceramics

    Looking for handmade tableware that becomes an essential part of your day? Grayson White Ceramics creates beautiful, everyday pieces. Inspired by her ancestry and the grace of her grandparents, each item is made with purpose, encouraging an appreciation for simple moments and unexpected beauty.

    GLDNHAUS

    GLDNHAUS is a faith-based luxury candle brand designed to elevate the everyday rituals of strong, graceful women. Their fragrances are crafted to do more than just scent a room; they aim to tell stories, honor identity, and ignite the inner light within every woman.

    OZAIZ

    Founded in New York by Amy Anaiz, OZAIZ offers a world of interchangeable homewares. Their collection features hand-blown colored glassware and fragrances with timeless silhouettes. These multifunctional pieces can transition from drinkware to decor, all while embracing sustainable practices with recyclable, reusable, or refillable options.

    Ready to refresh your space with decor created with love by Black women? You can join the ‘She Did That. Holiday Bazaar’ in New York City on December 6th to shop these amazing brands and more!

    Which of these Black woman-owned home brands are you most excited to explore this holiday season? Let us know in the comments!

  • 9 Black Women-Owned Brands to Gift This Season

    There’s a special kind of magic in finding fashion pieces that not only look amazing but also carry a story and a purpose. The She Did That. x MadameNoire Holiday Bazaar is all about celebrating those finds! This season, we’re shining a spotlight on incredible brands founded by brilliant Black women, offering everything from cozy essentials to statement accessories that are perfect for gifting (or treating yourself!).

    Brands That Inspire Confidence and Community

    Each brand featured brings a unique vibe – warm, personal, and deeply rooted in the creativity of Black women entrepreneurs. Imagine wrapping yourself in comfort, confidence, and a sense of community with these selections. It’s more than just shopping; it’s about celebrating the brilliance and resilience of these founders.

    1. The Sable Collective

    Founded by Shanti Meyers, The Sable Collective views personal style as a practice of self-regard, creativity, and play. They encourage you to experiment and redefine your style, embracing the art of adornment to become your best self.

    2. Dope Black Women (DBW)

    Blu Ellis’s vision brought Dope Black Woman (DBW) to life – a lifestyle brand celebrating the power and individuality of Black women. DBW offers thoughtfully designed apparel and goods that empower you to express your authentic identity.

    3. Finally Free Brands

    Modupe Congleton created Finally Free for the modern, confident woman. This luxury athletic wear brand offers exclusive drops, bold fits, and timeless pieces rooted in freedom and self-expression.

    4. HARLEM HABERDASHERY

    An extension of 5001 FLAVORS, HARLEM HABERDASHERY creates custom looks for celebrities and stars. They believe dressing well is an expression of success and offer a red-carpet experience for every guest to define their personal style.

    5. BLACK PEOPLE ARE AMERICA’S HOT SAUCE

    Inspired by Verneda Adele White’s award-winning article on systemic racism, this brand offers premium tees, hoodies, and totes. It aims to equip, educate, and empower the community to realize the economic impact of Black creativity and contributions.

    6. Avid Swim

    Avid Swim is a lifestyle swimwear brand committed to sustainability, ethical production, and eco-friendly materials. They offer versatile, timeless styles designed for travel and preserving the planet.

    7. Kaphill

    Founded by Krystal A. Phillips, KAPHILL redefines luxury for women living full lives. The brand curates timeless clothing and immersive experiences that inspire joy, sophistication, and individuality.

    8. Platinum Abundance

    Akia Valentine created Platinum Abundance out of a need for activewear that adapts to women’s evolving bodies. The brand reminds women that strength is fluid and beauty is resilient, offering pieces that flex with you.

    9. ROAM LOUD

    Toyin Omisore founded ROAM LOUD to center brown skin and support women’s health and wellness journeys. The brand offers premium pieces that celebrate individuality and encourage living a life of freedom on your own terms.

    These brands are more than just clothing; they represent empowerment, self-expression, and a celebration of Black women’s creativity. Whether you’re looking for a special holiday gift or a treat for yourself, exploring these collections is a wonderful way to support inspiring entrepreneurs.

    Which of these incredible Black women-owned brands are you most excited to shop for this holiday season? Let us know in the comments below!

  • She Did That. Holiday Bazaar Returns to NYC

    Get ready, New York City! The “She Did That. Holiday Bazaar,” a premier event celebrating Black women entrepreneurs, is making its highly anticipated return to Industry City. Mark your calendars for Saturday, December 6, 2025, for a day filled with purposeful shopping, community building, and holiday cheer.

    A Celebration of Black Entrepreneurship

    Now in its ninth year, the She Did That. Holiday Bazaar, powered by MadameNoire, has become a cornerstone event where culture, creativity, and purpose beautifully collide. This year’s event will feature over 50 Black women-owned brands, showcasing a diverse range of products in beauty, wellness, fashion, home goods, and lifestyle.

    It’s more than just a marketplace; it’s an opportunity for attendees to shop with intention, directly supporting the founders who are actively shaping our communities and driving the economy. This is your chance to discover unique gifts while investing in the brilliance of Black women in business.

    Giving Back: Partnering with One Love Community Fridge

    In the true spirit of the holiday season, She Did That. is teaming up with One Love Community Fridge, a Brooklyn-based nonprofit dedicated to combating hunger and food insecurity. Attendees will have the chance to contribute to One Love’s mission, helping to ensure that everyone has access to nutritious meals, especially during these challenging times.

    This event has always been about showing up for one another – as entrepreneurs, creatives, and community members. Partnering with One Love Community Fridge allows us to extend that spirit of care beyond the walls of Industry City and be of service to those in need during these challenging times. — Renae Bluitt, Founder and Executive Producer of She Did That.

    Introducing the ‘He Did That. Marketplace’

    Returning this year is the “He Did That. Marketplace,” powered by The Black Men Can. This initiative, founded by Dr. Brandon Frame, celebrates, educates, and uplifts men and boys of color. The marketplace will highlight an inspiring selection of Black men-owned brands, further emphasizing the event’s commitment to collective empowerment and economic inclusion for all.

    While the day promises a festive atmosphere with music and opportunities for meaningful connections, its core purpose remains focused on community care and conscious commerce. It’s a powerful reminder that every purchase matters and every act of support contributes to a vision of shared abundance.

    Ready to shop with purpose and support incredible Black entrepreneurs? Get your tickets now at shedidthatholiday25.eventbrite.com! What are you most excited to find at the bazaar? Let us know in the comments!

  • She Did That. x NY Liberty Caribbean Market

    Get ready, Brooklyn! Something special is happening at Barclays Center on Thursday, August 28th. “She Did That.” is teaming up with the New York Liberty for the “Caribbean Market,” a unique cultural experience that beautifully merges community, creativity, and the electrifying energy of Liberty basketball.

    Meet the Visionary Vendors

    Following the vision shared over the past few weeks, it’s time to meet the incredible lineup of vendors who are bringing this Caribbean Market to life. These women entrepreneurs are showcasing the richness of Caribbean culture through their diverse offerings.

    • Jam + Rico
    • Fe Noel
    • Little Caribbean
    • Brooklyn Tea
    • Create the Culture
    • Embroidery Spice Theory
    • Style Eyes Optical
    • Hey Girl Hey
    • The Salty Heifer
    • Aunts et Uncles
    • Dollhouse
    • Pretty

    From handcrafted jewelry and fashion to artisanal teas, savory bites, unique spices, and beauty products, each brand represents the ingenuity and spirit of the Caribbean diaspora. This event is more than just a shopping opportunity; it’s a celebration of traditions, flavors, and the entrepreneurial drive of women in one of the world’s most iconic arenas.

    An Unforgettable Night of Culture and Basketball

    Join the celebration at Barclays Center for the Caribbean Market from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM. After you’ve explored the vibrant stalls and supported these amazing women-owned businesses, stick around to cheer on the New York Liberty as they take on the Washington Wizards. It’s set to be an unforgettable night filled with culture, community, and thrilling basketball action.

    Tickets are available now, so don’t miss out on this unique fusion of Caribbean culture and WNBA excitement. It’s a fantastic way to support local businesses and enjoy a night of top-tier entertainment.

    Will you be attending the She Did That. x New York Liberty Caribbean Market? Let us know which vendors you’re most excited to check out in the comments below!