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10 Latino-Owned Online Shops to Hit Up For Your Spring Outfits

Lead Photo: Art by Alan López for Remezcla
Art by Alan López for Remezcla
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With the weather finally feeling spring-like, you might find yourself wanting to switch up your closet. If you’re looking for vibrant prints and bright pops of color for the season, we’ve got you covered. We have scoured the internet to find 10 Latino-owned shops you can support and get ready for spring.

1

Eye Candy

Started by Elsa Fernandez, Eye Candy Boutique aims to find “fashionable plus-size clothes and accessories for everyone.” The store offers a selection of casual outfits at a fairly affordable price.

Shop here.

2

Style Mafia

Blogger Simonett Pereira’s Miami-based shop, Style Mafia, also has an online site. Style Mafia is geared toward those who love fashion month, but who have their own sense of style. “Our pieces aim to convey a message of minimalism and sophistication while paying great attention to details and confection.”

Shop here.

3

Rottweiler

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Rottweiler is a San Diego-based streetwear brand concocted by David Castillo.

Shop here.

4

Selenia Beauty

Just in time for spring, Regina, an Afro-Boricua woman who named her shop after her grandmother, is launching a tropical nail polish collection. The polishes – named Bachata Rosa, Unbothered, and Thickums – come in a range of bright, fun colors. They’re all also vegan friendly and cruelty free, made for “untameable and unshameable womxn.”

Shop here.

5

Valfré

Valfré’s whimsical style is exactly what you need in your closet this spring.

Shop here.

6

Selva Negra

Selva Negra is all about breezy outfits. Started by Kristen Gonzalez and Sam Romero, the brand combines their “tomboy feeling and bold feminine identity to embody a collection that aims to set zero limits to what women can achieve.”

Shop here.

7

Sincerely Jules

Started by Julie Sariñana of the Sincerely Jules blog, this shop started with a few select products. Now, it’s a full-fledged fashion brand that includes both dressy and casual options.

Shop here.

8

BornxRaised

Since starting in 2013, BornxRaised has managed to stand out. Co-founders Spanto and 2Tone have put on for their community.

Shop here.

 

9

Hija de tu Madre

Hija de tu Madre’s bedazzled Virgencita jackets are one of its most popular items, but the shop has other cute items as well.

Shop here.

10

Uzumaki Cepeda

Uzumaki Cepeda offers up pieces of wearable art with her fuzzy sneakers and earrings.

Shop here.

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