Friday Never Looked So Black or So Good
Brooklyn, NY (PRWEB) November 26, 2013 -- Black Friday: Definition (n): the day after Thanksgiving, noted as the first day of traditional Christmas shopping, during which crowds of consumers are drawn to special offers by retailers.
Black Pinup Girls: Definition (n): Beautiful, voluptuous African American women who dress in a retro 1950s style and embody the smart, witty, modern woman.
Black Friday Deals From Black Pinup Girl-themed gift store Noir A-Go Go: Definition (n): Awesome!
Online Black Pinup girl-themed gift company Noir A-Go Go is pulling out all of the stops with their first ever Black Friday special.
From 8pm Thursday November 28 to midnight Sunday December 1 at 12:01 a.m., they are offering two of their most popular Christmas Cards in a box set. Plus, when you buy one set of ten cards you get a second set free. That's twenty cards for the price of ten and just in time for the holidays!
"Who doesn't like a little bang for their buck, after all, isn't that what Black Friday is all about?" says K.C. Washington, the company's owner and designer.
Washington hopes Noir A-Go Go's deal will leave the consumers "buck" foot loose and fancy free and ready to be spread around. In addition to five cards sporting Pinup Belle with the saying "Naughty Is The New Nice" on the outside and "Merry Christmas" on the inside and five cards with Pinup Izzy surrounded by gifts and the words "Merry Christmas" on the outside and "May You Be The Prettiest One Beneath The Mistletoe" on the inside, all printed on recycled paper and together as a set for a mere $15, Noir A-Go Go is also rolling out a new compact mirror and tote bag for the season.
"Along with a great deal our customers like originality and variety. We strive to give them all three along with a little cheeky humor," say Washington.
This may be the three year old company's first Black Friday special but it promises not to be their last.
About Owner and Designer K.C. Washington
K.C. launched Noir A-Go Go in January 2011, with the idea that something was missing within the American pinup girl genre, namely women of color. So she decided to put what she calls a sepia spin on the beloved genre and Noir A-Go Go was born. Convinced that the world is more than familiar with the image of African Americans fighting for their rights during the Civil Rights era, she wants to show another image from that time---one of glamour and wit. A Mellon Fellow and a novelist with a background in journalism and literary and historical fiction, K.C. has raised the curtain on a world of beautiful, empowered, stylish women (and a few men) and placed them on everything from magnets and tee shirts to tote bags and greeting cards, with more to come as she expands.
KC Washinton, Noir A-Go Go, http://www.noir-a-gogo.com, +1 (718) 789-0443, [email protected]
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