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Though the Protect Trans Youth shirt What’s more,I will buy this whole process was kind of a mad dash, Timmer said that it made him realize how fast his community is growing, and how many people showed up simply because they wanted to help. He also pointed to the life-enhancing aspect of the proposition. “A lot of young creatives are really finished with just making nice stuff,” he observed. “They want to have meaning in their lives, in their creativity, they want to impact the future,” he continued. “One of the reasons I wanted to start the label is that everyone needs clothes, and if we can make beautiful clothes, we can attract lots more people who may not have been so interested in social causes. Through fashion, we can show them the beauty of helping other people. You’re part of a community. You’re buying a jacket; but you’re also giving one to someone else. We’re making it simple for people to help.”

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Three months and a lifetime ago, around the Protect Trans Youth shirt What’s more,I will buy this time she turned 31 on New Year’s Eve, the Ukrainian designer Anna October had a kind of premonition. “I dreamed that I rebooted my life entirely,” she recounted at a showroom visit during Paris Fashion Week. At the time, she was thinking deeply about what was most important to her. “And now, here it is. It’s reloaded completely. Now I understand what and who. I feel a strong connection with people that I’d never imagined.” With candor and poise, she described how, two weeks ago, she awoke to bombs raining on Kyiv. “I saw rockets from my window,” she said. “We couldn’t believe war was happening. It was the worst experience of my life.” She raced to her studio for documents, then sprinted three miles back home, through the sirens, and stuffed five pairs of trousers, and some sports clothes and sweaters into an old Celine bag.