Meet Natasha, a fashionista blazing the trail for body-positive fashion in Oakland
March 11, 2016By: Crystal Chandy
Support Natasha and other small business owners in Oakland, as Oakland becomes an official Kiva city on March 16, 2016. By lending as little as $25 to local small businesses you take an active role in choosing the shape of Oakland's future, strengthening our community and creating jobs.
Five years ago, Natasha opened Halmoni, a boutique specializing in vintage statement pieces for women that also acts as a hub for fashionistas, artists and creatives interested in vintage culture. Recognizing that finding fashionable clothing in plus sizes can be challenging, Natasha wanted to create a brand that not only sells fashionable plus sized clothing, but also promotes body-positivity and self-love for plus sized women.
Read Natasha's inspiring story at Kiva's Medium page.
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