08/21/2026
Our ambassadors are more than faces behind the brand, they’re part of the community that continues to build it.
Starting off our Ambassador Spotlight Series with four members of the Black Death family. 🖤
Alexandra has been with us for almost a year, 8/22/26 will be a year to be exact. She is a natural Wellness competitor supervisor for an outpatient adult mental health program in Sarasota.
Her WHY:
“The community; 200% I’ve met the most courageous, honest, transparent, caring, and coolest people through this brand. The clothes are an added bonus, but truly… the people have made me appreciate, love, and become influentially better in my everyday life. Layla and Joey take moments out of their busy lives to take a moment or two to check on each other. Before the end of every discussion or conversation, they ask “is there anything we can do to help you in any way in this community.” They show up and show out every single time. They work day and night to put in relentless work to create some of the most badass and quality content, products, and relationships. They go above and beyond what I could ever imagine for them. Being an ambassador for BlackDeath has helped me grow as a leader as well as make content outside of the box. By just reminding myself to keep my head down, do the work, and be 100% authentically me. There’s big things coming and I’m just so grateful and honored to be apart of the movement. And…I can’t wait for more with Black Death”
Alexandra Caragiulo
Danny has been with us for a year, he is an athlete and transformation coach.
His WHY:
“Message behind the brand”
Danny Stone
Alexis has been with us a little over a year, she is a princess… but also a massage therapist/vendor coordinator.
Her WHY:
“I’m a princess… but I am a massage therapist/vendor coordinator
I fell in love with Black Death because of Joey and Layla and the passion behind everything they’re building. I saw the potential of this brand from the beginning, but more importantly, I saw two people who work incredibly hard, continue to evolve, and are always pushing themselves and the people around them to be better.
To me, Black Death represents being above the rest. I’
