About US
MAJESTIC by MAYERLING is an inclusive fashion brand rooted in Haitian and Afro-Caribbean heritage. Founded by stylist and artisan Nehémie Mayerling Pierre, the brand blends tradition and modernity through handmade clothing and accessories that celebrate identity, culture, and human dignity.
Each piece is crafted with care, inspired by resilience and cultural pride. At MAJESTIC, fashion is more than style — it’s a voice, a story, and a tribute to who we are.
Ethical. Handcrafted. Proudly rooted in Haiti.
What We Offer
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Handmade clothing and accessories
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Honest, human, and personalized service
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Fast and secure delivery
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Easy returns within 14 days (unworn items only)
Contact & Info
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Headquarters: Columbus, Ohio – proudly rooted in Haiti and the Caribbean
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Email: may@majesticmayerling.com
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Phone / WhatsApp: +1 (xxx) xxx-xxxx (optional)
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Website: www.majesticmayerling.com
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Instagram / Facebook: @majesticbymayerling
MAJESTIC by MAYERLING is more than a brand – it’s a celebration of who we are, where we come from, and the beauty in how we choose to express it.
About The Owner
My name is Nehémie Mayerling Pierre. I’m a fashion designer, stylist, and Haitian artisan, as well as a head costume designer in the film industry.
My creative path is deeply rooted in Haitian heritage, Afro-Caribbean art, and the spiritual richness of Vodou all translated into unique, meaningful, and emotionally powerful designs.
Through MAJESTIC by MAYERLING, I create handcrafted pieces using African wax fabrics, Haitian carabela, leather, beaded embroidery, and symbols inspired by Vodou vèvès.
Each creation is a statement of identity, honoring the cultural power and elegance of Haiti.
My Career in Film
My experience on set also fuels my artistic vision.
I have worked on several major productions:
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KIDNAPPING Inc. and MALATCHONG by Bruno Mourral (Head Costume Designer)
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Murder in Pacot by Raoul Peck (Assistant Costume Designer)
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FREDA by Gessica Généus (Head Costume Designer)
Socially Engaged Fashion
Alongside my design work, I’m also a social worker and the founder of ALAMEN, a socio-professional and cultural association based in Santiago de los Caballeros (Dominican Republic).
ALAMEN supports young Haitian migrants — especially girls — by teaching them manual skills to help them build autonomy, dignity, and a better future.
My work bridges tradition and innovation, memory and creation, fashion and film, art and action.
Thank you for being part of this cultural and artistic journey.