The actress says she “hasn’t taken off” her Sophie Ratner 1973 necklace since getting it — and for good reason. Designed in partnership with Physicians for Reproductive Health, the delicate design pays homage to the 45th anniversary of the historic 1973 Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision. For each necklace sold, 30% of proceeds are donated to the organization to continue to fight for access to reproductive healthcare in the United States.
Buy It! Sophie Ratner 1973 Gold Necklace, $380; sophieratner.com
The actress wants everyone to get out and vote. So, she sported this colorful tee that donates 100 percent of its profits to Eighteen x 18, a youth-led voting summit hosted by Yara Shahidi on Sept. 29. “Tis the season. So I’m proud to wear this kewt @toryburch t-shirt in support of @yarashahidi’s @eighteenx18’s mission to encourage everyone to get out and #ownyourvote! It’s so important. Register now to vote on November 6th! Link to register up top!” Mindy captioned her selfie.
Buy It! Tory Burch Vote Tee, $88; shopbop.com
To help spread the word about the upcoming midterm elections, Jamie wore her Levi’s “Vote” tee in an Instagram post. “Midterm elections are right around the corner (Nov 6th) and it’s time to WALK THE WALK,” she wrote. “Regardless of your party preference, get more involved. Do your research and VOTE!!!!”
All the proceeds of her $25 Levi’s tee benefit Rock the Vote, which is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that encourages young people to vote and use their voice and campaign for issues that impact their generation.
Buy It! Levi’s Vote Tee Shirt, $25; levi.com
The actress supported friend Lucy Hale by wearing her new “Do It for the Babes” tee, that donates a portion of its sales to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Buy It! “Do It for the Babes” Shirt, $27; omaze.com
All of the proceeds of this “Thanks Girls” tee worn by the Black-ish star go towards Women For Women, an organization that has helped female survivors of war in marginalized countries rebuild their lives since 1993.
Buy It! Stella McCartney International Women’s Day Printed Cotton-Jersey T-shirt, $270; net-a-porter.com
Lucy Hale is showing her support for females on International Women’s Day by sporting this Maya Angelou-inspired t-shirt. ” Over the last year, we’ve seen an unprecedented movement for women’s rights, and one thing is clear: our time is now. We are phenomenal, and we will make the world a better place for all women,” Hale said.
For every Phenomenal Woman shirt sold, the company donates funds raised to six important organizations: Essie Justice Group, Girls Who Code, Higher Heights, National Latina Institute For Reproductive Health, Planned Parenthood Education Fund and The United State of Women.
Buy It! Phenomenal Woman T-Shirt, $35; phenomenalwoman.us
“Happy International Women’s Day!!! I love the community we have built on this page…strong women and men supporting positivity and each other in such a heartwarming way. We need to take this energy even more out into the world…because there is still so much to be done,” Hilaria Baldwin said while wearing this empowering Old Navy tee on Instagram.
In honor of IWD, Old Navy is donating $25,000 to the Monumental Women organization, which is working to commemorate America’s women suffragists with statues in New York City’s Central Park.
Buy It! Old Navy 2018 International International Women’s Day EveryWear Tee for Women, $14.99; oldnavy.com
As Jessica Biel cheered on her husband Justin Timberlake during his Super Bowl halftime performance, the actress chose to support women as a whole (instead of siding with the Eagles or Patriots) by wearing a navy “Solidarity” beret.
Buy It! Itchy Scratchy Patchy Navy Solidarity Beret, $93.16; itchyscratchypatchy.com
Each time someone purchases Olivia’s “Vive La Resistance” t-shirt (which means Long live the resistance!) from Clare V., the brand donates a portion of its proceeds to Planned Parenthood.
Buy It! Clare V. Vive La Resistance Tee, $99; clarev.com
In support of the Time’s Up movement, Nina sported a “badass feminist” sweatshirt from My Sister, which donates a portion of its proceeds to organizations that support after-care programs and provide growth opportunities for survivors of sexual exploitation.
Buy It! My Sister Badass Feminist Crop Hoodie, $58; mysister.org
Christie marched for “love, equality and human rights” while wearing this pale pink beanie by Versace. “For every person and our environment to be treated with respect and LOVE! It’s ALL about respect and love!” she captioned her selfie.
Buy It! Versace Love Hat, $148; farfetch.com
Both Sophia and Catt stood up for women’s rights at the march wearing this powerful graphic “GRL PWR” sweatshirt from Rebecca Minkoff. The designer has plenty of other items in the collection too, including a Feminista sweatshirt, Girl Power bracelet and more. The new products are part of the RM Superwomen platform, which is a newly launched social space (online + events) that “inspires women to lead a fearless life through stories, experiences, conversations and more.”
Buy It! Rebecca Minkoff Grl Pwr Graphic Sweatshirt, $88; rebeccaminkoff.com
The Pitch Perfect 3 star marched alongside fellow celeb feminists and friends Eva Longoria, Felicity Huffman and more wearing a simple “This Is a T-Shirt About Women” top from Madewell.
“@womensmarch here we come! #POWERTothePOLLS#womensmarch2018,” she captioned her Instagram photo.
Buy It! Madewell x Monogram This Is a T-Shirt About Women Tee, $65; madewell.com
Constance spoke alongside activists and actors Eva Longoria and Natalie Portman at the Women’s March in L.A. waring a crewneck Rachel Antonoff sweater featuring a women’s uterus across the front. All proceeds for each sweater sold go to Planned Parenthood.
Buy It! Rachel Antonoff Randy’s Reproductive System Sweater, $198; rachelantonoff.com
Olivia proclaimed her solidarity by wearing a white Bella Freud t-shirt reading “Solidarité Feminine” (which comes in a wool knit sweater design too).
Buy It! Bella Freud Solidarité Feminine T-Shirt White, $111.42; bellafreud.com
Blake supported her Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants co-star Amber Tamblyn by wearing an inspiring hoodie from her Choir Up collection with My Sister. For each purchase, the brand donates 25 percent of the proceeds to Gems Girls, an organization which provides services for girls who have survived trafficking and exploitation.
Buy It! My Sister x Amber Tamblyn Choir Up Collection Fight For Every Self Tunic Hoodie, $78; mysister.org
While her fellow actors Lupita Nyong’o, Jurnee Bell and Alfre Woodard wore their Time’s Up tees to the Women’s March, Yvette Nicole Brown went for a black hoodie that read “ASSEMBLE AND TAKEOVER.”
Buy It! Urban Argyle Assemble & Takeover Sweatshirt, $29.99; myshopify.com
In an effort to continue spreading the Time’s Up message, Eva wore a cashmere hand-stitched Lingua Franca sweater, from the same label that made the statement-making sweater Connie Britton wore to the Golden Globe Awards.
Buy It! Lingua Franca Time’s Up Black Sweater, $380; linguafranca.nyc
Alyssa was proud to stand behind the #MeToo movement and show support for all women who have experienced sexual harassment when she wore this graphic tee and rainbow maxi skirt at the March.
Buy It! When Women Support Each Other Great Things Shirt Ladies T-Shirt, $26.95; teechip.com
Gwyneth called for equality, inclusion, empathy and love by wearing this “We Are All Dreamers” tee, which other stars like Ellen Degeneres have worn as a way to stand up for DREAmers, a group of more than 800,000 young immigrants that came to the United States when they were children and made their lives here, but who are now facing the threat of deportation due to the imminent revocation of the DACA program.
Buy It! We Are All Dreamers T-Shirt, $24.95; teechip.com
To celebrate the 2017 Glamour International Day of the Girl Rally, the Black-ish and Grown-ish star fought the power by wearing a HSTRY sweatshirt that read, “RESPECT EXISTENCE OR EXPECT RESISTANCE.”
Buy It! HSTRY Existence LS Tee, $38; hstryclothing.com
KATHY NAJIMY
The actress says she “hasn’t taken off” her Sophie Ratner 1973 necklace since getting it — and for good reason. Designed in partnership with Physicians for Reproductive Health, the delicate design pays homage to the 45th anniversary of the historic 1973 Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision. For each necklace sold, 30% of proceeds are donated to the organization to continue to fight for access to reproductive healthcare in the United States.
MINDY KALING
The actress wants everyone to get out and vote. So, she sported this colorful tee that donates 100 percent of its profits to Eighteen x 18, a youth-led voting summit hosted by Yara Shahidi on Sept. 29. “Tis the season. So I’m proud to wear this kewt @toryburch t-shirt in support of @yarashahidi’s @eighteenx18’s mission to encourage everyone to get out and #ownyourvote! It’s so important. Register now to vote on November 6th! Link to register up top!” Mindy captioned her selfie.
JAMIE CHUNG
To help spread the word about the upcoming midterm elections, Jamie wore her Levi’s “Vote” tee in an Instagram post. “Midterm elections are right around the corner (Nov 6th) and it’s time to WALK THE WALK,” she wrote. “Regardless of your party preference, get more involved. Do your research and VOTE!!!!”
All the proceeds of her $25 Levi’s tee benefit Rock the Vote, which is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that encourages young people to vote and use their voice and campaign for issues that impact their generation.
ASHLEY TISDALE
The actress supported friend Lucy Hale by wearing her new “Do It for the Babes” tee, that donates a portion of its sales to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
TRACEE ELLIS ROSS
All of the proceeds of this “Thanks Girls” tee worn by the Black-ish star go towards Women For Women, an organization that has helped female survivors of war in marginalized countries rebuild their lives since 1993.
GET THE LOOK
Buy It! Stella McCartney International Women’s Day Printed Cotton-Jersey T-shirt, $270; net-a-porter.com
LUCY HALE
Lucy Hale is showing her support for females on International Women’s Day by sporting this Maya Angelou-inspired t-shirt. ” Over the last year, we’ve seen an unprecedented movement for women’s rights, and one thing is clear: our time is now. We are phenomenal, and we will make the world a better place for all women,” Hale said.
For every Phenomenal Woman shirt sold, the company donates funds raised to six important organizations: Essie Justice Group, Girls Who Code, Higher Heights, National Latina Institute For Reproductive Health, Planned Parenthood Education Fund and The United State of Women.
HILARIA BALDWIN
“Happy International Women’s Day!!! I love the community we have built on this page…strong women and men supporting positivity and each other in such a heartwarming way. We need to take this energy even more out into the world…because there is still so much to be done,” Hilaria Baldwin said while wearing this empowering Old Navy tee on Instagram.
In honor of IWD, Old Navy is donating $25,000 to the Monumental Women organization, which is working to commemorate America’s women suffragists with statues in New York City’s Central Park.
GET THE LOOK
Buy It! Old Navy 2018 International International Women’s Day EveryWear Tee for Women, $14.99; oldnavy.com
JESSICA BIEL
As Jessica Biel cheered on her husband Justin Timberlake during his Super Bowl halftime performance, the actress chose to support women as a whole (instead of siding with the Eagles or Patriots) by wearing a navy “Solidarity” beret.
OLIVIA WILDE
Each time someone purchases Olivia’s “Vive La Resistance” t-shirt (which means Long live the resistance!) from Clare V., the brand donates a portion of its proceeds to Planned Parenthood.
NINA DOBREV
In support of the Time’s Up movement, Nina sported a “badass feminist” sweatshirt from My Sister, which donates a portion of its proceeds to organizations that support after-care programs and provide growth opportunities for survivors of sexual exploitation.
CHRISTIE BRINKLEY
Christie marched for “love, equality and human rights” while wearing this pale pink beanie by Versace. “For every person and our environment to be treated with respect and LOVE! It’s ALL about respect and love!” she captioned her selfie.
SOPHIA BUSH AND CATT SADLER
Both Sophia and Catt stood up for women’s rights at the march wearing this powerful graphic “GRL PWR” sweatshirt from Rebecca Minkoff. The designer has plenty of other items in the collection too, including a Feminista sweatshirt, Girl Power bracelet and more. The new products are part of the RM Superwomen platform, which is a newly launched social space (online + events) that “inspires women to lead a fearless life through stories, experiences, conversations and more.”
ELIZABETH BANKS
The Pitch Perfect 3 star marched alongside fellow celeb feminists and friends Eva Longoria, Felicity Huffman and more wearing a simple “This Is a T-Shirt About Women” top from Madewell.
“@womensmarch here we come! #POWERTothePOLLS#womensmarch2018,” she captioned her Instagram photo.
CONSTANCE WU
Constance spoke alongside activists and actors Eva Longoria and Natalie Portman at the Women’s March in L.A. waring a crewneck Rachel Antonoff sweater featuring a women’s uterus across the front. All proceeds for each sweater sold go to Planned Parenthood.
OLIVIA WILDE
Olivia proclaimed her solidarity by wearing a white Bella Freud t-shirt reading “Solidarité Feminine” (which comes in a wool knit sweater design too).
BLAKE LIVELY
Blake supported her Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants co-star Amber Tamblyn by wearing an inspiring hoodie from her Choir Up collection with My Sister. For each purchase, the brand donates 25 percent of the proceeds to Gems Girls, an organization which provides services for girls who have survived trafficking and exploitation.
GET THE LOOK
Buy It! My Sister x Amber Tamblyn Choir Up Collection Fight For Every Self Tunic Hoodie, $78; mysister.org
YVETTE NICOLE BROWN
While her fellow actors Lupita Nyong’o, Jurnee Bell and Alfre Woodard wore their Time’s Up tees to the Women’s March, Yvette Nicole Brown went for a black hoodie that read “ASSEMBLE AND TAKEOVER.”
EVA LONGORIA
In an effort to continue spreading the Time’s Up message, Eva wore a cashmere hand-stitched Lingua Franca sweater, from the same label that made the statement-making sweater Connie Britton wore to the Golden Globe Awards.
ALYSSA MILANO
Alyssa was proud to stand behind the #MeToo movement and show support for all women who have experienced sexual harassment when she wore this graphic tee and rainbow maxi skirt at the March.
GET THE LOOK
Buy It! When Women Support Each Other Great Things Shirt Ladies T-Shirt, $26.95; teechip.com
GWYNETH PALTROW
Gwyneth called for equality, inclusion, empathy and love by wearing this “We Are All Dreamers” tee, which other stars like Ellen Degeneres have worn as a way to stand up for DREAmers, a group of more than 800,000 young immigrants that came to the United States when they were children and made their lives here, but who are now facing the threat of deportation due to the imminent revocation of the DACA program.
YARA SHAHIDI
To celebrate the 2017 Glamour International Day of the Girl Rally, the Black-ish and Grown-ish star fought the power by wearing a HSTRY sweatshirt that read, “RESPECT EXISTENCE OR EXPECT RESISTANCE.”