Our Story

The Birth of a Revolution

In a world that constantly tries to define, confine, and refine what it means to be a woman, Cocaine Girl emerged as a defiant response. Our name challenges the very notion of acceptable language imposed upon women by society.

Why "Cocaine"? Because just as society has labeled certain words as taboo, it has also tried to restrict women's expression, desires, and power. We reclaim the controversial to make a statement: women cannot and will not be limited by societal expectations.

We are the unacceptable. The unapologetic. The unforgettable.

Founded in 2020, Cocaine Girl began as a whisper among women tired of playing by rules they never created. It grew into a roar—a collective voice demanding the right to be bold, sensual, powerful, and uncompromising in our identity.

OUR STORY

Our Philosophy

Boldness

We embrace controversy as a catalyst for change. Where society says "too much," we say "not enough."

Liberation

We reject the notion that women should be polite, quiet, or agreeable. Our freedom comes from self-expression without apology.

Power

We believe in the transformative power of embracing your complete self—the light, the dark, and everything in between.

PHILOSOPHY

Our Manifesto

We are the women they warned you about. The ones who speak too loudly, desire too much, and refuse to shrink. We wear our contradictions with pride—both soft and fierce, both gentle and powerful. We reclaim the words meant to shame us and transform them into badges of honor. We are Cocaine Girl—unrefined, unrepentant, and utterly unforgettable.

MANIFESTO

From Our Founder

"I created Cocaine Girl for every woman who has ever been told she's 'too much'—too loud, too ambitious, too sexual, too bold. This brand is our middle finger to respectability politics. We're not here to be acceptable; we're here to be authentic."

Bhuw

Founder & Creative Director

FOUNDER