Ankita Khoje’s London-based fashion label is redefining womenswear with elevated designs and “research-driven fits” created specifically for women over 40.
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Occasion Dresses Designed for Clients of All Sizes
The pieces comprising Daniëlle Bronsema’s line of formalwear, DB The Label, come in a variety of lengths.
Her ‘Slow Fashion’ Line Has a Loyal Following Wherever She Goes
Katie Anderson carefully curates Pine & Treasure, her collection of preloved and ethically sourced handmade clothing – and fans the world over love it.
This Mother-Daughter Duo Makes Luxury Womenswear From Upcycled Plastics
Luxeire is a New York City fashion brand dedicated to creating stylish, comfortable and sustainable clothing for women.
A Jewelry Line Partners with Special Olympics
Robyn Zimmer launched Embrace the Difference, which makes bracelets, earrings and more designed to remind us that, no matter how different we may be, we’re all still connected.
Affordable Formal Wear for Teens and Tweens
Michelle Levy opened her boutique, Silhouette London, to offer younger clientele a haven full of affordable-yet-elegant party dresses.
A Black-Owned Boutique Helping Every Woman Feel Beautiful
Mauva Gacitua’s shop offers bridal gowns and evening wear designed to evoke confidence and joy in whomever comes by.
Her Jewelry Company Hires and Trains Neurodivergent Artisans
Stephanie Choo’s jewelry line, Eden + Elie, provides individuals on the Autism spectrum with employment opportunities and craft skills.
Lending a Paw to Animal Rescues in Detroit
Temeria Heard is supporting shelters in her hometown through her apparel line, Swaggles.
Her Personal Journey Led Her to an Artisan Venture
Kayce Jones crafts bespoke reliquaries and memorial jewelry for families looking to commemorate lost loved ones through her business, Sugarberry Memorials.
Adaptive Apparel Designed to Fit Every Body’s Needs
Keisha Greaves launched her lifestyle brand, Girls Chronically Rock, to create fashionable, functional clothing for people living with disabilities or chronic illnesses.
Dr. Jill Biden is a Fan of Her Timeless Styles
Paula Hian’s eponymous clothing line serves up classic pieces that are perfect for wearing to work, special occasions – and even the White House.
A Smart Crystal Bracelet Designed to Meet Your Self-Care Needs
Gina Casazza’s Discover Omnia sells crystal bracelets that connect users to an online wellness hub offering meditations, journal prompts and more.
A Suitcase Designed with Frequent Fliers in Mind
Maggie Gerth’s first-of-its-kind Props Luggage can transform into a luggage rack – or even a table on-the-go.
Golfwear for the Girls
Blair Roemer is the founder of Beldrie, a sports apparel line celebrating the modern woman golfer.
A Suitcase Designed with Frequent Fliers in Mind
Maggie Gerth’s first-of-its-kind Props Luggage can transform into a luggage rack – or even a table on-the-go.
She Helps Consumers Avoid Fast Fashion and Drained Wallets
Arina Ponomareva built an app, Flashee, where boutique designers sell their threads to climate- and budget-conscious customers.
She Turns Discarded Sports Gear into Retro-Style Bags
Kate Harvey takes old ski and snowboarding attire and upcycles it all into fanny packs, zipper pouches and more.
Her Line Pays Homage to Her Indian Roots
Jyoti Jaiswal sells crafts handmade in India to stateside customers through her eco-friendly business, OMSutra.
Her Site Sells International Goods – And Empowers Their Makers
Ginger Shields teams up with artisans the world over to “co-create” beautiful, handmade products to sell through her online store, Intertwined: Handmade for Good.
Her Luxury Handbags Are Customizable and Sustainable
Anita Thomas designs accessories made from vegan cactus leather through her company, Lavāda Handbags.
She Uses Plant Waste to Make Sustainable Fabrics
Cynthia Asije’s company, Adire Lounge, creates textiles out of surprising bits of agricultural waste.
She Takes Deadstock Materials and Turns Them Into Accessories
Yvette Rashawn Estime’s sustainable fashion line, Dirty Celebrity, upcycles e-commerce inventory and turns it into jewelry, bags and more.
Her Eco-Friendly Socks Are Thoughtful from Heel to Toe
Cindi Busenhart is the driving force behind MERGE4, a sock company that empowers small artists and gives back to good causes.
These 3 Sisters Are Making Period Underwear More Accessible
Jodi, Lori and Kari Caden are the trio behind Proof, which sells anti-leak underwear that guards against everything from period bleeding and postpartum incontinence.
In 1 Year, She Went From Lawyer to Business Owner
Jessica Liu is a self-taught metalsmith who used her skills to launch jewelry company Petit Anjou.
She Turns Other People’s Trash Into Tote Bag Treasures
Mary Dimouro created On the Road Again – her line of colorful, upcycled bags – to give customers a cute way to be climate-conscious.
Her Jewelry Company Lets You Try Pieces From the Comfort of Home
Slisha Kankariya is the founder of With Clarity, an innovative engagement ring seller with its own home try-on program.
She Designed Shapewear for Every Body
Stefanie Manhal started up stā BODY in hopes of making and selling comfortable shapewear for all sizes.
Her Activewear is Designed to Keep You Dry – Even in Your Sweatiest Workouts
Joan Casali is the founder of Sweaty Tee, a line of activewear with mini-towels attached to help wearers tackle sweat.
Her Fashion Brand Pays Homage to Her Late Father’s Life Motto
Meet Stephanie Rado Taormina, founder of Have Some Fun Today.
She Designs Tailored Work Clothes Women Actually Want to Wear
Frederieke Van Doorn is the founder of FREY., a high-end fashion brand meeting the needs – and wants – of her working women clients.
Her Affordable Backpacks are Designed for Every Kind of Adventure
Matilda Sandstroem is the founder of Adventurist Backpack Co., which makes high-quality, affordable backpacks whose sales help feed families in need.
She’s Supporting Women in Their Postpartum Recovery
Lizeth Cuara of Misty Phases is bringing postpartum recovery wear to the mainstream while advocating for fair maternal care for women of color.
These 2 Pageant Queens Want to Make Your Dress Dreams Come True
Trisha Bantigue and Kathy Zhou are the founders of Queenly, where customers can buy and sell formalwear on a budget.
She Left Her Job in Air Traffic Control to Launch a Luxury Silk Brand
Katy Poyner of Anaphe made a 180-degree turn to create an eco-friendly fashion line that gives back.
She’s Designing Hiking Socks For Women
Brittany Coleman’s Tough Cutie socks are now sold in Title Nine and Dicks Sporting Goods.
Inspired by Sharp-Dressed Women, She Designed a Footwear Line
Aisha Oladiran left finance to launch Nigerian-based shoe brand Isha O Luxury.
She’s Upcycling Mementos Into One-of-a-Kind Jewelry
Melissa Panszi Riebe’s jewelry line A D’Zine creates meaningful pieces from vintage materials.
She’ll Put Your Favorite Pet on a Sweater – and a Smile on Your Face
Amy Fohr’s Sweater Hound takes pet pictures and knits them onto shirts, sweaters and other accessories.
She Loves Crafting Jewelry That Makes Customers ‘Cry Happy Tears’
Laurel Ryan is the founder of Nautically Northern, a line of jewelry and homewares inspired by the New England coast.
At Her Business, Secondhand Fashion Comes First
Sarah Helppi left eBay to launch Eskadi, a platform that allows consumers to comparison shop for pre-owned designing clothing.
Her Boutique is Taking On the Traditional Wedding World
Never Knew I Needed’s Abby Greenberg aims to bring diversity and inclusivity to an industry that’s stuck in the past.
Her Bras Support Women Through All Kinds of Life Transitions
Keira Kotler is the founder of Everviolet.
She Wanted A Stylish Solution For Bag Regulations
Margo Fery is the founder of Margo Paige bags.
After Devastating Loss, She Found A Creative Way To Memorialize Her Family
Farah Ahamd is the founder of Sweet Root.
She Took Over The Family Jewelry Business And Made It Her Own
NayMarie is the founder of Adorned in Taji.
Her Handmade Jewelry Is No Stranger To The Big Screen
Peggy Li is the founder of Peggy Li Creations, an artisan jewelry line made in San Francisco.
Her Jewelry Designs Are Timeless, Yet Modern
Susie Saltzman is a New York City based fine jewelry designer.
She’s Turning Single Use Recycled Plastic Into Socks
Samantha Tollworthy is the founder of Teddy Locks, a green certified business making socks out of old plastic bottles.