To recognise International Women’s Day on the 8th March NET-A-PORTER will launch six exclusive t-shirts with proceeds benefitting Women for Women International, a non-profit organisation that helps women survivors of war to rebuild their lives. Designs from brands Stella McCartney, Ganni, Off White, Bella Freud, Rosie Assoulin and Chloé will be available on site from the 1st March. Through this initiative NET-A-PORTER continues to champion and recognise incredible women as we celebrate International Women’s Day with six iconic designers.
Each t-shirt design is a personal interpretation from each designer of their understanding of female bravery and empowerment. Bella Freud notes that love is the answer to a more inclusive and boundary breaking environment for women stating that “love is inclusive, it unites us. Love opens our hearts and minds to go beyond our limitations.” Ganni’s tongue-in-cheek Girls on Top t-shirt highlights the female ability while simultaneously addressing female equality, recognising “all the amazing girls and women who show the way forward and won’t be pigeonholed or held back by their gender”. Off White’s graphic design is intended to “to capture the vibrant essence of the notion of a woman”
All profits from sales of the t-shirts will go directly to Women for Women International. During conflict, women display extraordinary courage and resilience in caring and providing for their families – while bearing the brunt of violence and poverty. Founded in 1993 in response to atrocities committed against women during the Bosnian war, the charity has since reached more than 462,000 women across eight conflict-affected countries worldwide, equipping them with skills and resources to break free from poverty, stand up for their rights, and create sustainable change for themselves, their families and communities.
