In the sign of Pride, fashion is tinged with the rainbow - Lifestyle

    In the sign of Pride, fashion is tinged with the colors of the rainbow.

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, together to celebrate Pride Month, which this year coincides with the tenth anniversary of his Born This Way album, a hymn to freedom of expression and identity. "I am happy to celebrate the LGBTQ + community alongside Lady Gaga - comments Donatella Versace - and her Born This Way Foundation. We have joined our forces to promote the values ​​of equality, diversity and inclusion that are the basis of our friendship. 10 years have passed since we designed the looks for the Born This Way Ball, so we decided to recreate the leather jacket, one of my favorite pieces, which he wore during the tour, with the aim of auctioning it and whose proceeds will be donated entirely to The Born This Way Foundation ". Versace, will auction a replica of theiconic leather jacket worn by Lady Gaga during her world tour and will donate all proceeds from the auction to the Born This Way Foundation. Handcrafted in Versace's Milan atelier, the jacket took more than 400 hours of workmanship and features details in the iconic Metal Mesh fabric, as well as gold trim and buckles. The unique garment is available on Omaze.com - an American fundraising company that works with charities. In addition, on the occasion of Pride Month, Versace has also created a unisex T-shirt and a cap with the Versace logo in the colors of the rainbow. The garments are available on the Versace.com website. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to The Born This Way Foundation.auction at the Born This Way Foundation. Handcrafted in Versace's Milan atelier, the jacket took more than 400 hours of workmanship and features details in the iconic Metal Mesh fabric, as well as gold trim and buckles. The unique garment is available on Omaze.com - an American fundraising company that works with charities. In addition, on the occasion of Pride Month, Versace has also created a unisex T-shirt and a cap with the Versace logo in the colors of the rainbow. The garments are available on the Versace.com website. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to The Born This Way Foundation.auction at the Born This Way Foundation. Handcrafted in Versace's Milan atelier, the jacket took more than 400 hours of workmanship and features details in the iconic Metal Mesh fabric, as well as gold trim and buckles. The unique garment is available on Omaze.com - an American fundraising company that works with charities. In addition, on the occasion of Pride Month, Versace has also created a unisex T-shirt and a cap with the Versace logo in the colors of the rainbow. The garments are available on the Versace.com website. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to The Born This Way Foundation.The unique garment is available on Omaze.com - an American fundraising company that works with charities. In addition, on the occasion of Pride Month, Versace has also created a unisex T-shirt and a cap with the Versace logo in the colors of the rainbow. The garments are available on the Versace.com website. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to The Born This Way Foundation.The unique garment is available on Omaze.com - an American fundraising company that works with charities. In addition, on the occasion of Pride Month, Versace has also created a unisex T-shirt and a cap with the Versace logo in the colors of the rainbow. The garments are available on the Versace.com website. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to The Born This Way Foundation.

The American brand

presents a gender-fluid limited edition collection with which it confirms its support for the Stonewall Community Foundation. For Dockers "United By Love" is the fourth Pride collection that includes five gender-fluid styles. Always Proud, United By Love celebrates LGBTQ + pride, relationships and identity. Additionally, Docker supports the Stonewall Community Foundation, a non-profit organization that supports LGBTQ + communities by investing in community projects. The Dockers United By Love collection consists of five gender-fluid items: tank top, T-shirt, cargo shorts and backpack with rainbow floral print and logo.

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reconfirms its support for LGBTQIA + associations by launching two limited edition products. The first is a T-shirt capsule with the London artist Coco Capitán: three unisex writings, with the typical Capitán handwriting, embroidered on heavy organic cotton. "Always love because love is always love", inspired by the concept of inclusiveness and the freedom to love whoever you want. The other two "A boyfriend called my girlfriend" and "Would you be my boyfriend girl queer friend?" Are inspired by the artist's gender orientation and personal relationships. In addition, Cos has reissued for the second year its limited edition tote bag in recycled cotton. In recognition of Global Pride 2021, the bag features the Cos logo in the colors of the LGBTQIA + rainbow flag.The tote bag is available online and in selected boutiques throughout June, followed by the launch of the T-shirts, on Global Pride Day. All proceeds from the purchase of the T-shirts and all profits from the sales of the tote bags will be donated to the Kaleidoscope Trust.

presents "Beyond the Rainbow", an interactive campaign supporting Pride and the LGBTQIA + community, encouraging people to share their stories through a new dedicated app. Francesco Cicconetti, Maria Laura Annibali and Lidia Merlo are some of the Italian activists protagonists of the campaign. Joining them are American actress and singer Mj Rodriguez (Michaela Jae Rodriguez), Mexican influencer Héctor Trejo, Danish actor, model and global ambassador of Danish Pride DJ Sus Wilkins and American activist, artist and actor Chella Ma. In conjunction with the campaign, H&M will donate $ 100,000 to the United Nations Free & Equal Fund, which supports equal rights and fair treatment of the LGBTQIA + community around the world.   

launches a capsule collection in support of Ilga (International Lesbian and Gay Association), an association that brings together over 1,700 organizations in more than 160 countries. The capsule contains the slogans and colors of the Pride flag and reworks them on unisex garments, such as T-shirts and sweatshirts. The campaign stars Tommy Dorfman, actor, writer, director, photographer and activist, and her husband Peter Zurkuhlen, Chief of Staff of Get Help and board member of Start Out, an association supporting LGBTQIA + entrepreneurs. The

perfumery chain

(LVMH Group) will use social channels throughout the month to do "education" on issues related to gender identity and sexual orientation through the "Not a beauty tutorial" project: mini-series of videos created with the intention of activate conversations on issues related to the LGBTQIA + community.