Vogue strives to offer hopeful, optimistic content that highlights moments of camaraderie and exceptional acts of heroism from around the world. We are all looking for a little comfort too—be it from a soothing social media account or watching Kaia Gerber and Tommy Dorfman perform a TikTok challenge in matching crop tops. It reminds us of the power of little things. To that end, we have searched the web looking for things to brighten up your days ahead. This time, Pride clothing and accessories from brands that are donating to charities in honor of Pride month.
Below, 29 little pleasures to bring a bit of joy to your life now.
25% of the purchase price of this gender-neutral sweater will be donated to Stonewall Community Foundation, benefitting an internal network of LGBTQIA+ organizations.
Teva's four new rainbow colorways launched for Pride in partnership with the It Gets Better Project, which inspires people across the globe to share their stories and help LGBTQ+ youth feel hopeful for the future. Teva is donating $20,000 to the organization.
20% of proceeds from Frankies Bikinis Pride collectsion, including those from this crocheted bikini, will be donated to support the LGBTQ+ community through the Stonewall Community Foundation.
Ami has joined forces with GLAAD, a nonprofit media advocacy organization with a mission to accelerate the acceptance of the LGBTQ+ community worldwide. One-hundred percent of proceeds from the limited edition capsule, featuring rainbow key chains, baseball caps, and tote bags, will be donated.
Maison Miru is donating 10% of proceeds from these mini rainbow hoops to Queer Art, an organization that supports LGBTQ+ art and artists.
Marc Jacobs Beauty released its Enamored (with Pride) hydrating lip gloss that comes in five colorways and features rainbow-hued packaging. The brand will continue its support of the LGBTQ+ community by donating to SAGE, the oldest organization dedicated to improving the lives of LGBTQ+ adults and Le Refuge, a French foundation dedicated to preventing suicide of LGBTQ+ youth.
This varsity-inspired cardigan is part of Coach's Pride collectsion. The Coach Foundation has made donations this year to the Hetrick-Martin Institute, GLSEN, and the Albert Kennedy trust, organizations that create supportive environments for LGBTQ+ young people to thrive.
Boy Smells’s Pride collectsion features six candles in colorful glass tumblers that support the Trevor Project, with 15% of proceeds being donated.
DKNY's Pride tee was created to celebrate Pride 2020 in partnership with the Hetrick-Martin Institute, an organization that provides community, basic needs, health, education, and career services to thousands of LGBTQ+ young people every year. The artwork on the tee is by Hetrick-Martin Institute youth member, Nij Brown.
This reversible bucket hat is part of Kate Spade’s Pride capsule. Kate Spade has partnered with the Trevor Project, an organization that supports the mental well-being of LGBTQ+ youth as part of the brand’s ongoing commitment to mental health.
Prabal Gurung’s Stronger in Colour hoodie dropped just in time for Pride and supports the Black Lives Matter movement with 100% of net proceeds going to the Bail Project.
Haverhill Collection's delicate rainbow bracelet features sustainably-grown bezel set gemstones and is part of their Rainbow Collection, which donates 10% of all proceeds to the Trevor Project.
ASOS and GLAAD teamed up on a Pride capsule of matching separates and sweatsuits, with 100% of net sales donated to GLAAD.
Proceeds from Baja East’s hand-dyed capsule collectsion for Pride will go to the Born This Way Foundation, which seeks to support the mental and emotional wellness of young people.
One-hundred percent of the net proceeds from Levi’s Pride collectsion will be donated to Outright Action International, an organization that helps advance LGBTQ+ rights worldwide.
Nordstrom will donate 10% of sales from the BP ("be proud") collectsion to True Colors United, a nonprofit that helps provide solutions to youth homelessness, especially for LGBTQIA+ people.
In honor of Pride, Banana Republic will continue its partnership with the United Nations Foundation in support of the U.N. Free & Equal Campaign for LGBTQ+ equality. Banana Republic is donating $60,000 to the organization.
Happy Socks’ bright and colorful Pride collectsion in partnership with the Phluid Project is donating 10% of net sales to the Trevor Project.
Maison Rainbow, founded by Brooklyn-based illustrator Samantha Hahn, is donating 10% of profits to the Trevor Project.
Stutterheim is donating a portion of the sales for this rainbow-color raincoat to the Russian LGBT Network, an organization working to promote equal rights and enhance visibility for the LGBTQIA+ community in Russia.
25% of sales from Michael Stars's limited-edition “love” tee will go to support Lambda Legal's advocacy efforts for the full recognition of civil rights for LGBTQ+ people and everyone living with HIV.
Scosha designed a colorful Pride bracelet in honor of this year's Pride celebrations. 10% of the proceeds will be donated to New York City's LGBTQ+ community center.
CFDA Vogue Fashion Fund finalist Private Policy is teaming up with the Ali Forney Center, the nation's largest services and shelter provider for homeless LGBTQ+ youth. All proceeds from this exclusive, US-made t-shirt will go to the AFC.
As a celebration of Pride month, Versace's stretch leggings boast a rainbow flag on the waistband. A portion of sales for this style will be donated to Pride Live.
Eye Buy Direct's Freedom Collection features frames in a rainbow of colors. The company is donating 5% of all Freedom collectsion sales to the Trevor Project.
TOMS supports the LGBTQ+ community year-round, donating a third of net profits to their giving partners, including the Los Angeles LGBT center and Helen Keller International which both directly support the LGBTQ+ community. This classic TOMS shoe from the brand's Unity Collection features a small rainbow.
