Support Black Burlesque Business

Burlesque is Political. It is intersectional feminism.
Burlesque has a rich history that has been white-washed and Americanized. 
Please stay educated on how our art form has been greatly impacted by the magic of Black performers, musicians, costume designers, and stylists. 
It is our duty and responsibility as white and non-black POC folk to lift up the folks in our community by supporting Black-Owned Businesses. 

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Teachers
Perle Noire 
     blackburlesquequeen.com/schedule-a-consultation
Jessabelle Thunder
     www.jessabellethunder.com/classes
Jeez Loueez
     jeezloueez.me/     
Poison Ivory (Virtual Classes Coming Soon)
      www.misspoisonivory.com/
Lou Lou la Duchesse De Rierre 
      laurenjiles@hotmail.com      

Costume & Styling
Foxy Tann's Hard Core Pasties
     hardcorepasties.com/ 
Charlie Sharp Boas
     boasbycharlie@gmail.com
Looking Glass Gems
     lookingglassgems.com/shop/     
Saffron St. James - Sparkle ; Biodegrable Cosmetic Glitter
     saffron.st.james@gmail.com
Samara Brown MUAH (Coming Soon)
     
Madison Jane Hair - San Diego
     www.madisonjanehair.com/

Festivals, Troupes, & Productions
The Noire Pageant 
     www.thenoirehalloffame.com/
Jeezy's Juke Joint 
​     www.jeezysjukejoint.com/
Cocoa Butter Club
     thecocoabutterclub.com/welcome/     
Les Femmes Fatales
     www.facebook.com/femmesfataleswoc/     
​What the Funk?! All POC Burlesque Festival
     www.whatthefunkfest.com/     
Foxy Lexxi Presents Bal Burlesque 
      balburlesque.com/en/