Stylish Feminist Clothing
14 Ways to Show You're "Feminist AF" All Year Long
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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, 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 (£120).
The Adornia Nasty Lariat Necklace (£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 (£176).
On the way to your next march? Complete your sartorial protest statement with this Itchy Scratchy Patchy White Solidarity Beret (£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 (£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 (£40) will help you with that.
Hey, bad girl, is your wardrobe complete without these Hysteric Glamour Bad Girls Socks (£67)?
Carefully place your Aretha Franklin vinyl down on that record player and slip into this Blouse Natural Woman Printed Cotton-Jersey T-shirt (£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 (£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 ($55).
The Nasty Gal Burn Your Bra Tee (£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 comes the Feminista Seed Bead Friendship Bracelet (£63) for you and your patriarchy-fighting sisters.
The Lingua Franca The Future Is Female Embroidered Cashmere Sweater (£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 (£10) gets straight to the point and is essential for the closet of any independent woman!
