BOSSIP’s 2024 Gift Guide For Her
The holiday season has arrived once more, bringing with it joy, festive shopping, and plenty of cheer!
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Every year, we share a holiday gift guide packed with perfect picks to brighten Christmas for everyone on your list—whether it’s for you, your partner, your best friend, your little ones, your squad, or your significant other. This year’s lineup is all about celebrating the amazing women and girls in your life with thoughtfully curated gifts.
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BOSSIP’s 2024 Holiday Gift Guide is loaded with must-haves like stylish handbags, trendy clothing, and so much more. Plus, most of the featured brands are proudly Black-owned!
The Big Pajama Party
Sharon Latson-Flemister and Dr. Tamarra Allen are a mother-daughter duo who own The Big Pajama Party, a brand centered on uniting people and celebrating democracy through pajama parties.
During Vice President Kamala Harris’ historic run, The Big Pajama Party launched the “House of Kam” collection, blending comfort with activism to drive voter turnout.
The collection has something for everyone, from cozy essentials to glamorous loungewear. It also includes a special line honoring historic HBCUs, Black fraternities, and sororities. The collection also includes a family pajama line with matching pet pajamas, with a portion of the proceeds going to Kamala Harris’ Victory Fund.
“My mom, if she could be in pajamas all day literally she would,” says Allen about the brand. “She even has a sign in her office that says pajamas all day she loves being comfy and comfortable in her pajamas, and she works in her pajamas. It’s always been that type of love in our family, everybody wore their muumuu or their pajamas and just being comfortable all the time.
“We also wanted people to feel comfortable and sexy,” she added. “Pajamas are big thing now so we don’t like to see people wearing pajamas with their pajamas below their butt, so we want to give something of quality to the audience and feel good about what they’re wearing.”