If you're shopping for feminist jewelry gifts, look no further than the AAPI woman-owned small business, Maison Miru. Our pick: this dainty feminist charm necklace they can wear all day, every day.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's We Should All Be Feminists is adapted from the author's TEDx Talk by the same name. "This should be a must-read for everyone," one reviewer writes. "Her words made me reflect on times I made myself small to be liked or into a definition of what someone thought I should be. Glorious insight and hugely relatable." Need I say more?
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Lingua Franca's hand-embroidered sweatshirts make the perfect attire for your feminist gift recipient to wear to a protest, whether it's for reproductive rights, climate change or world peace. FYI, they're made of 100% organic cotton in a SMETA-certified factory in Portugal (that ensures labor rights, health and safety regulations, and sustainability practices are upheld).
Remind the beauty-loving feminist in your life that they're an icon by gifting something from Fenty Beauty by Rihanna—who need I remind you is one of few Black women executives in the beauty space! She wore this classic red MVP lipstick during her iconic Super Bowl halftime performance.
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Name a more feminist gift than a vibrator—I'll wait. Especially a vibrator from a female-founded sex toy company that Cosmo editors deemed one of the best. Though the recipient may not thank you to your face, they are definitely appreciative of your gift.
How do you wish a feminist happy birthday from afar? By sending them a birthday cake from Milk Bar (obvi). The viral NYC bakery was founded by James Beard award-winning pastry chef Christina Tosi, and they ship nationwide.
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FYI: 25% of net proceeds from this adorable Little Words Project bracelet go to the non-profit Herself Co. to help provide young women with mental health resources. While you're at it, add an extra friendship bracelet to your cart for yourself—each piece from the jewelry brand's Big Impact collection gives back to a different non-profit.
The foodie in your friend group will looove whipping up gourmet weeknight dinners in a snap with this tasty East Asian sauce sampler from Omsom. The company was founded by two first-generation Vietnamese-American sisters to loudly and proudly celebrate their refugee parents and the flavors of their Asian roots.
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For the sporty girlies in your life, grab this cute workout dress from Girlfriend Collective, a female-founded activewear brand that offers everything in an inclusive size range of XXS-6XL. Inspired by the label's bestselling Paloma sports bra, this bb has a built-in unitard with bust support, hidden pockets, and fabric made from recycled plastic bottles.
The ultimate feminist gift for a friend: this cheery graphic tee from ban.do—which is female-founded, btw! Emblazoned with cute phrases like gives great advice and always there for you, it'll serve as a reminder of all the reasons you love them. P.S. It also comes in sweatshirt form!
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Help them banish their negative shower thoughts with these daily affirmations written on waterproof sticky notes. The mantra cards come with a eucalyptus shower steamer, and the company they're made by is a certified B-Corp.
The snack lover in your life will surely love this tasty selection of treats that celebrates Women's History Month. This impactful assortment includes everything from plantain chips to granola, snack bars, and cookies, all from women-owned food brands that taste bangin' and give back.
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With the word fearless embossed on the inside, these sleek INDY sunglasses will serve as a confidence boost every time they slip them on. INDY's female founder first launched the eyewear brand in her Brooklyn apartment. Now, only a few short years later, INDY sunnies are worn by celebs like Bella Hadid and Alix Earle (and Cosmo writers like moi)—and if that isn't inspirational, I don't know what is.
What does one gift a feminist book lover other than a book? (And be honest, you get them one for every holiday!!) This eeBoo Piece & Love puzzle that features a watercolor painting by Jennifer Orkin Lewis of women reading.
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Yes, there really is Black girl magic in the McBride Sisters' wine. The WOC-owned wine brand was founded by sisters Robin and Andréa, who created their Black Girl Magic collection as a love letter to Black women.
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Whether they're an experienced card reader or brand new to the world of tarot, this Sacred Sisterhood Tarot deck and guidebook set will help them connect with the Divine Feminine. The 78-card deck has been reimagined with inclusive female symbology to empower them with a vintage aesthetic that's cute af.
Whether it's water, wine or morning oj they're sipping, your giftee will feel like their most powerful self whenever they sip from these Maya Angelou glasses. Together, they contain the complete text of her inspirational poem “Phenomenal Woman.”
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Maude's Tub Kit No. 1 has everything they need for a relaxing night-in, except for maybe a bottle of wine and an episode of Bridgerton. They'll feel less stressed the second they sprinkle a handful of bath salts or dip into a warm coconut milk bath.
For a gift that makes an immediate impact, make a donation in a friend’s name to the Loveland Foundation—an organization that helps Black women and girls get access to therapy.

Sarah Maberry is a fashion and luxury commerce editor at Hearst Magazines, where she covers fashion, beauty and pop culture. A seasoned trend forecaster and fashion historian, she analyzes viral products and trends on a deeper level, helping readers determine what's worth buying. When she’s not writing for ELLE, Harper’s BAZAAR, Town & Country, Esquire, Cosmopolitan and other publications, she can be found roaming the Museum at FIT (her alma matter) or sewing her own couture while she binge-watches reality TV.

Jacorey Moon is Gear Patrol’s associate style editor, formerly at
PEOPLE and Footwear News. He’s most likely gawking over someone’s outfit on
Instagram or trying to find his way to the nearest record store.

Maggie Griswold (she/her) is a contributing fashion editor for Cosmopolitan and freelance writer and editor based in Los Angeles, covering everything from the latest wardrobe must-haves to interior design trends. Along with Cosmopolitan, you can find her work on Oprah Daily, StyleCaster, Women's Health, and House Digest, among others. She's a big (read: ridiculously huge) fan of the '90s sitcom Frasier, all things Shakespeare, and a good romance-filled YA novel. Follow her on Instagram.
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