A very happy International Women's Day (and Women's History Month) to me and all those who observe! Today, March 8, we take a moment to celebrate our many achievements and to bring attention to women's rights issues, which include (but are hardly limited to) gender equality, reproductive rights, and violence and abuse against women.
In honor of this year's big day, this week's new-arrivals roundup is dedicated to both female-founded brands and products that support, uplift, and champion women with every purchase. If you're going to be shopping anyway, it's worth considering these buys before others to help out women across the globe.
Mejuri has just launched its Organic Dome collection, and $5 from every order of this new line will be donated to Mejuri’s Empowerment Fund partner, Design Thinking Africa. This organization improves gem-cutting skills among Zambian women.
ME+EM is a brand created by women for women. Its new lightweight pants are a must-have for your spring wardrobe.
Staud, the womenswear label founded by Sarah Staudinger, consistently creates coveted footwear and accessories, like these mesh flats, which will be everywhere come May.
From March 8 to March 15, Cosabella will donate a bra or panty for every bra or panty sold to I Support the Girls.
Danielle Guizio knows what women desire in clothing: flirty and flattering tops like this one.
Ten percent of all purchases made on Nili Lotan's site and in stores on March 8 will go towards She Is The Music.
Just stunning.
The sister-led brand Dôen creates the most romantic, flowy garments.
These also come in burgundy and black.
Just wait until you see the back of this bodysuit.
Who What Wear editors are obsessed with Paige jeans and barrel-leg silhouettes, so you know we'll be adding these to our cart.
Meet your new favorite spring dress.
All the chicest women I know carry bags from the female-founded brand Liffner.
The butter-yellow hue is everything.
In honor of International Women's Day, 7 for All Mankind partnered with the International Rescue Committee (IRC) to support women and families affected by humanitarian crises.
Pia Mance's brand, Heaven Mayhem, has just released an eyewear collection, which includes four sophisticated pairs of glasses.
This story was originally published at an earlier date and has since been updated.