Feminism & Fashion

When you walk down the street of your town or do a quick swipe on Instagram, it is easy to see the wide array of fashion aesthetics and styles for women. Some choose more femme with flowy dresses, floral prints, and organic patterns, while others dress more androgynous with stark silhouettes and structured blazers.

The truth of today is that women have more luxury in how they decide to portray themselves through fashion. We are no longer constricted to one cookie-cutter stereotype; we all have different interpretations of our personal femininity all thanks to the intersectionality of feminism and fashion.