Buy From A Black Woman
H&M’s U.S. business launched a year-long partnership with Buy from a Black Woman (BFABW), a non-profit organization founded in 2016 by Nikki Porcher.
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Empower@Work Collaborative
Image Credit: Fashion Makes Change Philanthropic group Fashion Makes Change (FMC) announced a joint partnership with more than 40 global retail brands to benefit the Empower@Work Collaborative.
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Fashion Makes Change
Image Credit: Fashion Makes Change The Empower@Work Collaborative is a joint effort of United Nations’ ILO-IFC Better Work, BSR’s HERproject, CARE International, and Gap Inc’s P.A.C.E (Personal Advancement & Career Enhancement) programs. The collaborative runs training programs designed to address the complex needs of female factory workers, from health to financial planning, gender equality and problem solving.
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Gap First But Not Last T-Shirt
Image Credit: Gap On Monday, Gap released a line of three limited-edition women’s, toddlers and girls t-shirts with the slogans “First But Not Last,” “Love More,” and “United Together,” which retail for $16.95-$29.95.
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Gap Love More T-Shirt
Image Credit: Gap The company will donate $25,000 to non-profit Girls Inc., which serves girls from ages 6-18 across 1,500 sites in the U.S. and Canada, providing them with educational programming and mentorship to support their mental and emotional growth and development.
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Gap United Together T-Shirt
Image Credit: Gap Gap and Banana Republic have opted to honor International Women’s Day with new, female-centric products and donations to charitable organizations.
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Notorious Necklace
Image Credit: Banana Republic From Monday through the end of the month, $20 from each sale of the brand’s Notorious necklace—a bib-like piece reminiscent of the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s oft-worn collars—will be donated to the International Center for Research on Women, with a cap of $250,000.
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Mango x Ana Leovy
Image Credit: Mango Last week, Barcelona-based womenswear brand Mango launched a line with Mexican artist Ana Leovy, whose work centers on strong, confident female figures and features rich, colorful motifs inspired by fashion, culture, the artist’s dreams and her everyday life.
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Mango x Ana Leovy T-Shirt
Image Credit: Mango The range, made up of two organic cotton T-shirts and a canvas tote, retailing for $29.99-$59.99, features Leovy’s gouache illustrations.
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Mango x Ana Leovy Tote
Image Credit: Mango “Both in my work and in my life, this duality of strength and sensibility that women possess is something that constantly inspires me,” Leovy said.
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Levi’s x Marrisa Wilson NY
Image Credit: Levi's The two-piece limited edition capsule, available through the Levi’s app, features a customized trucker jacket and a ribcage bootcut jean. Here, the artist is pictured in her creations.
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Levi’s x Marrisa Wilson NY Jeans
Image Credit: Levi's Ranging from $198-$268, the pieces from the designer’s soulful style, as each piece is embroidered with Wilson’s favorite R&B song titles and lyrics, using bright, bold yellow thread—a staple color in her core line.
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Dua Lipa for Puma’s She Moves Us Campaign
Image Credit: Puma Pop music star Dua Lipa will lead the brand’s consumer-facing content push over the course of the year, facilitating video interviews and more with other women close to the brand. The campaign, dubbed She Moves Us, kicked off last week, with a video featuring the singer’s song “Electricity” and Puma-clad change-makers from across the globe.
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Cara Delevingne for Puma She Moves Us
Image Credit: Puma The She Moves Us effort will support the brand’s existing partnership with Women Win, a global women’s fund which promotes sports as a way to advance gender equality. Cara Delevingne, pictured, is an ambassador.
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Winnie Harlow for Puma She Moves Us
Image Credit: Puma Model Winnie Harlow will serve as a brand ambassador for Puma’s year-long She Moves Us campaign to empower women.
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Joah Love Matching Tie-Dye Set
Image Credit: Joah Love Monrovia, Calif.-based Joah Love was founded in 2008 by Korean-American designer Ahyoung Stobar, whose own history with domestic abuse prompted her to create a brand that supported survivors.
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Joah Love Kids’ Infinity Masks
Image Credit: Joah Love Joah Love has become known in mom circles for its patent-pending Infinity masks, made with a “practical, yet unique feature where the mask can be worn like a necklace,” Stobar said.
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Joah Love Kids’ Clothing
Image Credit: Joah Love The casual wear brand, which outfits women and kids in matching tie-dye sets, biker shorts, T-shirts and other staples, donates a percentage of sales, along with clothing and masks, to Los Angeles’ Violence Intervention Program.