Supporting small-and-Black-owned businesses has never been more important. As strongly recommended by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), wearing a cloth face covering is also of the utmost importance to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Besides the public safety benefits, wearing an Afrocentric face mask is a bold fashion statement and can become a part of your signature style. I have a few to match my mood and to complement my summer wardrobe palettes. And here are a few of my picks for vibrant, African fabric face coverings from independent artisans and sellers. For even more options, check out the "fly face mask" roundup I wrote for Sisters from AARP.
Everything She Wants recently previewed Jellypop 's girly Spring 2012 collection during the Fashion Footwear Association of New York ( FFANY ) showcase. Most shoes in the budget-savvy brand are under $50 and are available at retailers nationwide including Famous Footwear and DSW Shoe Warehouse. Jellypop founder Jennet Chow./Image from Jellypop Afterwards, I chatted with Jellypop founder Jennet Chow via email. The 31-year-old is an avid photographer and learned how to sketch and design shoes by watching her father. Here's what Chow had to say about about what inspires her her trendy designs, what's in store for spring, and more. Everything She Wants: What was your inspiration for starting Jellypop (owned by Evolution Design Lab, Inc.)? Girlie platform sandals in playful patterns are hot for spring. Jennet Chow: The creative team I work with inspire me. We always wanted to create our own brand one day. I also s...



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