Highlighting Women-Owned Brands at The Royal Poinciana Plaza

For our first post, we’re highlighting some of our favorite women-owned brands at The Royal Poinciana Plaza in Palm Beach! Founded by women, these brands aim to uplift women, making them feel empowered and confident. Whether it’s bold colors, classic styles, or giving back to important causes, each of these brands is doing something special. Keep reading to check them out!

Alice + Olivia

Alice + Olivia is all about bold, colorful fashion that makes a statement. Founder Stacey Bendet launched the brand in 2002 with one goal: to create stylish, flattering clothes that help women express themselves. It all started with the perfect pair of pants—black, stretchy, and designed to make every woman feel amazing. Since then, Alice + Olivia has expanded into a full collection of fun, feminine styles that are all about confidence. The brand also supports female empowerment through special collections, like its 2017 T-shirt line featuring phrases like “Well-behaved women rarely make history”, which raised money for the Global Fund for Women.

Veronica Beard 

Founded by sisters-in-law Veronica Miele Beard and Veronica Swanson Beard in 2010, Veronica Beard is all about stylish, effortless fashion for busy women. Their signature piece? The “Dickey Jacket,” a blazer with interchangeable inserts that easily goes from work to a night out—because women should never have to choose between style and practicality. The brand is also dedicated to giving back, supporting over 650 organizations focused on women, families, and health. So far, they’ve donated over $6.3 million and continue to uplift women through fashion and philanthropy.

Jenni Kayne

Jenni Kayne is a California-based lifestyle brand known for its cozy, effortless style. Founded by Jenni Kayne in 2003, the brand is all about neutral colors, timeless wardrobe staples, and a strong focus on sustainability, with the use of natural fibers, eco-friendly materials, and ethical production practices. Jenni Kayne also has her own blog, Rip & Tan, where she highlights inspiring women and their stories. She believes fashion should empower women in all aspects of life, saying, “Women deserve to take care of themselves every day.”

Roller Rabbit

Roller Rabbit is all about fun, playful fashion with a story behind it. Founder Roberta Freymann started the brand in 2003 after discovering a piece of hand-printed fabric in India. Inspired by its unique design, she built a brand around bright, happy prints that bring joy to everyday life. Roller Rabbit isn’t just about clothes—it’s about creating a world where self-expression is key. Beyond fashion, Roller Rabbit uplifts women through several initiatives. The brand often collaborates with female designers, including its recent Valentine’s Day collection with LoveShackFancy, and supports the Sambhali Trust, a nonprofit that empowers women and girls in Rajasthan, India through education and job opportunities.

Kirna Zabete

Kirna Zabête is a luxury fashion boutique and brand known for its curated selection of high-end fashion, accessories, and lifestyle products. Founded by Sarah Easley and Beth Buccini in 2003, the store curates pieces from top designers while also supporting women in fashion. Kirna Zabête isn’t just about selling clothes—it’s about empowering women to express themselves through style. “Fashion should make you feel strong and confident,” says Buccini. The boutique frequently collaborates with female designers, bringing exclusive collections that celebrate women’s creativity.

La Ligne 

La Ligne is a contemporary fashion brand founded in 2016 by Meredith Melling, Andrea Lenczner, and Kaitlyn Peluso. With experience at Vogue and Rag & Bone, they created a brand focused on timeless, comfortable, and versatile pieces that make women feel confident and stylish. The brand began with the iconic stripe and expanded into a full collection of wardrobe essentials designed for everyday wear. La Ligne empowers women by designing clothing that is both practical and stylish, allowing for effortless self expression. The brand also highlights and supports women through La Bande, a blog that highlights the stories of inspiring women across different industries.

Lingua Franca 

Lingua Franca was founded in 2016 by Ruthie Davis with the idea of combining luxury fashion with meaningful messaging. The brand started as a small collection of sustainably sourced cashmere sweaters, each hand-stitched by women in New York City. Known for its high quality materials and signature embroidery phrases, Lingua Franca blends craftsmanship with self-expression. Beyond fashion, Lingua Franca frequently partners with charitable organizations, using its designs to support important causes. Each sweater is more than just a piece of clothing—it carries a message, encouraging conversations around activism, empowerment, and change.

Nili Lotan

Nili Lotan founded her namesake brand in 2003 after moving to New York City from Tel Aviv. The brand is known for its sophisticated, minimalist aesthetic and focus on understated elegance. The brand's designs often feature timeless wardrobe staples like well-crafted blazers, tailored pants, silk blouses, and oversized knits, all designed to mix effortlessly into a modern, yet elevated wardrobe. The brand is also known for promoting a more sustainable, slower approach to fashion, emphasizing quality over quantity and encouraging investment in pieces that have longevity rather than trendy, disposable items. Nili Lotan supports women by creating a space for self-expression and career advancement, and by donating to women's nonprofits like ProWoman. 

Staud 

Staud is all about bold, stylish fashion that’s fun, modern, and effortlessly cool. Founded in 2015 by Sarah Staudinger and George Augusto, the brand was created for women who want to make a statement while still feeling confident and comfortable. With bright colors, sleek silhouettes, and unexpected details, Staud’s designs are playful yet sophisticated. But it’s more than just great clothes—the brand encourages creativity and self-expression, proving that fashion should be fun, fearless, and made for you.