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Every generation has its challenges. Some would say that’s the reason for its progress. Change might start with a small act of kindness or a big idea that changes everything. It can come from the tiniest voice or the voice of a generation.

To celebrate our Spring 2020 collection, we’re teaming up with photographer Heather Hazzan of the Girlgaze Network to amplify the voices of six changemaking women.

Aminatou Sow

HOST, “CALL YOUR GIRLFRIEND”

“It would be so sad to feel like you were succeeding at something you’ve always wanted to do and you look around and realize you didn’t bring anyone along for the ride with you. I just—I can’t imagine that.”
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Jessica Wu

Founder, @periodspaceorg

“Without our predecessors, we literally would not be where we are. I feel it’s my obligation to set the foundation for future generations as well.”
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Celine Semaan

FOUNDER, SLOWFACTORY

“The fashion industry has to be responsible for the products that they put out there, to create a way to take them back. They should be thinking of ways to close the loop and create a circular system, a system that resembles nature.”
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Suchi Reddy

ARCHITECT, FOUNDER OF REDDYMADE

“I’ve always thought that clothing is your first architecture. We build our lives out from our bodies. Then we build the next layer and the next layer—our home, our towns, our cities, our villages, our world. So, for me, fashion has never been a superficial thing.”
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Wendy Goodman

DESIGN EDITOR, NEW YORK MAGAZINE

“As you grow more in life, clothing takes on a different role, at least it has for me. The comfort aspect, and the simplicity aspect, is very important. It does bolster your confidence to wear things that you feel you look your best in.”
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Baillie Riddell

MOUNTAINEER AND ENVIRONMENTALIST

“We don’t need 17 pairs of jeans and 30 shirts. We can get away with having more basics, having more staples, having more sustainable, quality clothing.”
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AMINATOU SOW

HOST, “CALL YOUR GIRLFRIEND”

“It would be so sad to feel like you were succeeding at something you’ve always wanted to do and you look around and realize you didn’t bring anyone along for the ride with you. I just—I can’t imagine that.”
SHOP HER LOOK
Jessica Wu

Founder, @periodspaceorg

“The fashion industry has to be responsible for the products that they put out there, to create a way to take them back. They should be thinking of ways to close the loop and create a circular system, a system that resembles nature.”
SHOP HER LOOK
Celine Semaan

FOUNDER, SLOW FACTORY

“We don’t need 17 pairs of jeans and 30 shirts. We can get away with having more basics, having more staples, having more sustainable, quality clothing.”
SHOP HER LOOK
Suchi Reddy

ARCHITECT, FOUNDER OF REDDYMADE

“I’ve always thought that clothing is your first architecture. We build our lives out from our bodies. Then we build the next layer and the next layer—our home, our towns, our cities, our villages, our world. So, for me, fashion has never been a superficial thing.”
SHOP HER LOOK
Wendy Goodman

DESIGN EDITOR, NEW YORK MAGAZINE

“As you grow more in life, clothing takes on a different role, at least it has for me. The comfort aspect, and the simplicity aspect, is very important. It does bolster your confidence to wear things that you feel you look your best in.”
SHOP HER LOOK
Baillie Riddell

MOUNTAINEER AND ENVIRONMENTALIST

“We don’t need 17 pairs of jeans and 30 shirts. We can get away with having more basics, having more staples, having more sustainable, quality clothing.”
SHOP HER LOOK