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Photo: Courtesy of clarev.com2/20Clare V.’s chic tote has a sweet, simple message—in English, it reads, “I love you Mom”—and the company’s donating 100 percent of net proceeds to Every Mother Counts, which works to make pregnancy and childbirth safe for mothers everywhere. Clare V. EMC tote with bandana, $100 clarev.com
Photo: Courtesy of thewebster.us3/20Delfina Delettrez and The Webster’s pearl and eye earring will benefit Mothers2Mothers, which works to prevent pediatric AIDS and improve the health outcomes of mothers and infants in sub-saharan Africa. Delfina Delettrez m2m micro-eye piercing earring, $385 thewebster.us
Photo: Courtesy of fivestory.com4/20“Nevertheless, she persisted” became a feminist mantra post-election. The chicest way to say it loud and proud might be Lingua Franca’s cashmere sweater; designer Rachelle Hruska also made some that read “I Miss Barack,” “Feminist,” and “I Won’t Be Silent.” If you place a custom order for any of these via email, 50 percent of your purchase will go to a charity of your choice. Lingua Franca Nevertheless She Persisted sweater, $400 Custom order by emailing: info@linguafranca.nyc
Photo: Courtesy of rallier.com5/20Olivia Rose Wright founded the label Rallier to create the modern woman’s uniform, and this pinstriped dress would make an elegant, understated choice for Mom. But Wright is also dedicated to helping girls around the world get access to their own school uniforms; without them, they aren’t able to attend class. For each piece purchased, Rallier donates funds to source uniforms for local schoolgirls in Kenya, and is partnered with Shining Hope for Communities. Rallier navy Sydney dress, $425 rallier.com
Photo: Courtesy of maiyet.com6/20New York label Maiyet is known for its chic, understated, and eco-friendly clothing and accessories, and it collaborated with The Brave Collection on tasseled cuffs handmade by female artisans in Cambodia. Even better, 15 percent of proceeds will go to Planned Parenthood. Maiyet x The Brave Collection rose gold tassel cuff, $115 maiyet.com
Photo: Courtesy of shop.indegoafrica.com7/20This charming mini bag was hand-embroidered by women in Africa, and all profits go toward funding educational programs to help those women rise out of poverty. Ciatta top-handle mini bag, $190 shop.indegoafrica.com
Photo: Courtesy of lemlem.com8/20Liya Kebede’s label Lemlem set the standard for sustainable, impactful fashion companies when she launched back in 2007. It’s become a go-to for pretty beach dresses like this pink striped one. The label keeps female weavers in Kebede’s native Ethiopia employed, and she’s recently begun to work with women artisan groups in Kenya as well. Lemlem Banu long dress, $495 lemlem.com
Photo: Courtesy of modaoperandi.com9/20Missoni’s Fall ’17 finale of pink pussy hats—the unofficial symbol of the Women’s March on Washington and women’s rights everywhere—was a highlight of Milan Fashion Week. Pick one up for your mom—and another for yourself—before they sell out next season. Missoni Women’s Right pink cashmere beanie, $190 modaoperandi.com
Photo: Courtesy of hatchcollectsion.com10/20Hatch prides itself on clothing for before, during, and after pregnancy—but even if that doesn’t apply to you or your mom, the label’s new sweatshirt designed with artist Iris de Mouy makes for an ideal gift. The illustration symbolizes strength in female numbers, and proceeds will benefit Alliance of Moms, a group that creates educational programs for teen mothers and fathers in foster care to help them to become informed parents and give their babies a healthy childhood. Hatch by Iris De Mouy Embrace the Future sweatshirt, $158 hatchcollectsion.com
Photo: Courtesy of akolaproject.org11/20Jewelry label Akola is a “100 percent full impact” brand, meaning that 100 percent of its proceeds are reinvested in the company’s social mission to empower women in Uganda. That includes more than fair wages, dependable employment, vocational training, and clean water wells to help the women and their families stay out of poverty. Akola Triton earrings, $20 akolaproject.org
Photo: Courtesy of maraandmine.com12/20Candice Swanepoel teamed up with Mara & Mine on a line of chic, studded leather sandals that are perfect for summer—and will also benefit mothers2mothers. Mara & Mine x Candice Swanepoel Harper sandals, $285 maraandmine.com
Photo: Courtesy of alcltd.com13/20Los Angeles–based designer Andrea Lieberman designed this T-shirt for International Women’s Day, which was on March 8. You can still buy it today, with all proceeds benefitting Planned Parenthood. A.L.C. The Woman tee, $98 alcltd.com
Photo: Courtesy of tourparavel.com14/20This quirky mini bag by Paravel is perfect for moms with bold taste, and Paravel will donate 10 percent of profits to the ACLU. Paravel GRL PWR cross-body capsule stand-up shoulder bag, $295 tourparavel.com
Photo: Courtesy of cuyana.com15/20Cuyana is known for its affordable, high-quality clothing and handbags, but if you’re ordering online, make sure to choose their “lean shipping” option. They’ll send a reusable bag that you and your mom can fill with gently used clothes, which Cuyana will donate to women in need. Cuyana straw bag with tassel, $175 cuyana.com
Photo: Courtesy of rachelantonoff.com16/20Another win for the outspoken mom, Rachel Antonoff’s uterus-printed sweatshirt is a tongue-in-cheek reminder of where you came from—and it challenges conventional ideas of women’s bodies. Consider it a cool way to express your support for reproductive rights anytime, anywhere. Rachel Antonoff The Reproductive System sweatshirt (red), $85 rachelantonoff.com
Photo: Courtesy of twigpants.com17/20A former model launched Twig Pants when she adopted a daughter and couldn’t find comfortable yet stylish clothing to wear for her busy life. This new satin style comes with an orange ribbon for Every Mother Counts, and 100 percent of proceeds will go to the organization. Twig Pants x Every Mother Counts pants, $140 twigpants.com
Photo: Courtesy of queenfordinner.com18/20Your mom is a badass—but maybe she likes tea parties, too. This one-of-a-kind, hand-painted vintage set by Emily Hillburg is perfect for moms who like to break convention and support local female artists. My Mommy Is a Badass tea set, $80 queenfordinner.com
Photo: Courtesy of neimanmarcus.com19/20Run by mother Sylvie and her two daughters, Olivia and Alex, Chantecaille is beloved for its luxurious cosmetics and fragrances, but the family is also committed to environmental and social causes. Proceeds from this limited-edition palette go toward Traffic, a fair-trade company that works to improve the outlook of wild plant species and the livelihoods of people around the world. Chantecaille Limited Edition Le Magnolia Eye and Cheek Palette, $83 neimanmarcus.com
Photo: Courtesy of susanalexandra.com20/20A low-key way to free the nipple: Susan Alexandra’s handmade bracelet features a prominent pair of boobs, and, fittingly, a portion of each sale goes to Planned Parenthood. Susan Alexandra Boob! bracelet, $70 susanalexandra.com
