Did you hear the news?
JCPenney is honoring Black History Month through a
curated collection of fashion items for women, men, and juniors, specially chosen by their African American associates.
This collection of tees is bold, colorful, showing the beauty of black excellence. I'm thankful for JCPenney coming together with their associates to create these proud statement t-shirts that people can wear not only during Black History Month but also throughout the year as well.
Women
Men
Babies and Kids
And the celebration doesn't stop there!
JCPenney retails a variety of black-owned brands, too, from hair care products, and beauty brands.
Make sure to check out
Design Essentials, a natural and textured haircare brand that provides premium treatments and styling products for over 30 years.
Another black-owned haircare brand that JCPenney retails is
Urban Hydration that creates naturally inspired products that achieve beautiful results and are gentle enough for the entire family.
And I can't forget about one of my favorite beauty brands,
Fenty Beauty! Rihanna changed the game by creating beauty for all, making sure everyone is included filling in the void of lack of representation of people of color.
Ever since it landed on the beauty scene in 2017, Fenty Beauty has led the charge on inclusivity. Visit the Sephora inside JCPenney to discover the selection of Fenty foundations for all shades. Also, treat yourself to a mini Fenty makeover with one of the JCPenney makeup artists.
Disclosure- This post is sponsored by JCPenney
What do you think of the curated collection? Will you stop by JCPenney or shop online for any of these Black-Owned brands?
I love that stores are doing this now. I know some people may not like it but I'm here for it. Target has a bunch of stuff that I bought.
ReplyDeleteI love this too! I don't know why people would be mad about this when they've been crying about not being represented by big brands. Now, these brands are, and they're still mad! I'm sick of all the whining and complaining that has been going on in our community lately.
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