If you're in the market for a wardrobe refresh that additionally sticks its middle finger up to the patriarchy, you're in luck, lady. From girl-power totes to berets supporting solidarity, the fashion world is awash with chic ways to communicate your liberation, self-belief, and respect for your sisters. And since Dior reminded us exactly how the future looks [1], we're convinced that this momentum won't be dying down anytime soon.
Read on to shop the uniform for your next march. And with a selection donating to women's charities or representing key steps in the women's movement, it's a double win for sisterhood. Nasty girls unite!
Women are more than muses, fact. Designer Henry Holland worked with word-playing artist Amber Ibarreche on a collaboration noting just that, birthing the House of Holland Amber Muses Printed Cotton-Jersey Hooded Top [2] (£120).
The Adornia Nasty Lariat Necklace [3] (£34) is a little something for nasty women, with 10 percent of profits donated quarterly to a different charity focused on female empowerment. Nasty never looked so good.
From the beach to the bar, carry that girl power with pride with the Nannacay Goa Girl Power Tote [4] (£176).
On the way to your next march? Complete your sartorial protest statement with this Itchy Scratchy Patchy White Solidarity Beret [5] (£80, originally £100). The brand, founded by long-time friends and feminists model Edie Campbell and artist Christabel MacGreevy, has a lot to say in a very fashionable way.
The Deep End Club, founded by drummer and activist Tennessee Thomas, is a "hub for artists and activists to work together to find creative solutions to the world's problems." Want in? Show you care with The Deep End Club Give A Damn T-Shirt [6] (£34).
Let Zadig & Voltaire remind you that you're capable of anything, when you're hitting the keyboard to plan your next protest, sending a résumé for your dream job, or simply phoning your mum. The Zadig & Voltaire Girls Can Do Anything iPhone 6 Case [7] (£40) will help you with that.
Hey, bad girl, is your wardrobe complete without these Hysteric Glamour Bad Girls Socks [8] (£67)?
Carefully place your Aretha Franklin vinyl down on that record player and slip into this Blouse Natural Woman Printed Cotton-Jersey T-shirt [9] (£45), printed with "You Make Me Feel" on the back and changing with every wear due to thermochromic writing.
The Bershka Printed T-Shirt With Side Stripes [10] (£13) just became part of your revolution-starting uniform.
Hey, ladies, wear it loud and proud and fine-gold classy with the Katie Dean Jewelry Female Symbol Necklace [11] ($55).
The Nasty Gal Burn Your Bra Tee [12] (£13, originally £15) will aid you in sticking your middle finger up at societal expectations for women. Burn that bra and do your thing, honey.
From Rebecca Minkoff's GRL PWR shop [13] comes the Feminista Seed Bead Friendship Bracelet [14] (£63) for you and your patriarchy-fighting sisters.
The Lingua Franca The Future Is Female Embroidered Cashmere Sweater [15] (£350) draws from a slogan used in 1974 for Labyris Books, the first women's bookstore in New York City.
The Boohoo Plus Woman Rainbow Slogan T-Shirt [16] (£10) gets straight to the point and is essential for the closet of any independent woman!