Bumble X UrbanStems "The Hive" bundle, $75, is a specially designed bouquet featuring Bumble’s signature yellow hue. “The Hive” includes the Bumble bouquet with a modern gold dipped vase, Bumble Queen Bee pins and a co-branded deck of questions, intended to get conversations started. $5 of each purchase will benefit Women for Women International, an organization that aids female victims of war and provides aid and guidance to rebuild their lives.
Lunya “Girls Inc.” charity muscle tee; $88, made of lightweight pima cotton and screen printed with a water-based dye (it’s meant to fade over time for a “vintage” look). 100 percent of the sales goes to Girls Inc. LA, a non-profit driven by a desire to make girls' lives better through example and experience.
Off-White International Women’s Day cropped printed tee; $290, created in partnership with luxury e-tailer Net-a-Porter. Proceeds will go to Women for Women International.
ban.do X Realm “Strong Female Lead” tee in pink; $58, and embroidered sweatshirt; $65. Both are bestsellers for the female-led brand.
We Dream in Colour Jaguar bangle; $54, is handmade in brass in Essex Massachusetts by a female maker. The witty brand has timeless designs – make sure to check out their “little galaxy” earrings.
Indego Africa Pink Swirl Plateau; $60, and Plateau Stand; $50. Handmade by Burundian refugees at the Mahama Refugee Camp in Rwanda, where 89 percent of artisans have risen above poverty. 100 percent of the profits fund educational programs like sexual health and basic business skills.
Skylar Body 100% hypoallergenic perfumes; $78, the “by women, for women” brand is a natural alternative to perfumes that contain allergens and harmful chemicals. Created in Los Angeles Cat Chen, a former employee of The Honest Company, a purchase supports a local brand, too. All pre-orders generarted on March 8 from Skylar Body's new crowdsourced scent, Capri, goes to Step Up, also local to Los Angeles.
Indego Africa “Ava” bucket bag; $250. The hand beaded vegan bucket bag is completely worked by hand using traditional Rwandan techniques. Each bag has a small variation in color and design. All profits of the “Ava” bag find educational training programs such as business education and vocational training programs.
Lingua Franca “stayin’ on freedom” cream with pale-green embroidered sweater; $380, “you don’t own me” peach embroidered sweater and “dream on dreamers” cashmere sweater with peach embroidery. Each 100 percent cashmere sweater is hand stitched in NYC, and $100 from the purchase of a sweater goes to the Resistance Revival Chorus and the Alliance for Quality Education.
Cynthia Rowley x Lingua Franca “Come Together”, “Rebel Rebel” and “Dream Big” custom berets; $125. Twenty percent from the sale of each beret goes to the Girl Scouts of the USA.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, AYR (All Year Round) brought together women who inspire through leadership. The female-funded and run company will donate 15 percent of all sales on International Women’s Day (and through the weekend) to the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts.
Ritual Essential for Women vegan, non-GMO vitamins; $30/month, 60 capsules. All proceeds from new subscribers will go to Girls Who Code, a nonprofit organization that aims to support and increase women in the field of computer science.
Famed makeup artist to A-list celebrities like Margot Robbie, Dakota Johnson and countless more, Pati Dubroff knows a thing or two about beauty. The talented artist partnered with Olivela to curate favorite products, and 20 percent of all proceeds today and throughout the campaign will go to fund a year of education for girls in danger of being sold into child marriage.
Head to Olivla here to shop the products. Joanna Vargas Skincare Bright Eye Firming Mask; $60, provides one day of school. Sisley Paris Black Rose Cream Mask, $162, provides three days of school, and Eve Kom Kiss Mix, $22, provides one day.
Gilt x Together We Rise collection; $24-69, 100 percent of net profits benefit Girls Who Code, a non-profit that supports young women in pursuit of studying computer science.
My Sister "Year Of The Woman" crop tee; $34. Commited to prevent sex trafficking and education communities, My Sister has raised over $127,800 for their non-profit partners. Blake Lively, Chelsdea Handler and Olivia Wilde are fans of the brand. View the Gloria Steinem-inspired collection here. 10 percent of proceeds are of the eco-friendly brand are donated year-round.
Barbie Inspiring Women Collection; $29.99. Created to inspire young girls (and women!) through learning about inspiring women that led the way for women in all vocational fields. Amelia Earhart, NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson (featured in the film Hidden Figures), and artist Frida Kahlo are now for sale online.
Adwoa Aboah is wearing John Hardy "Legends Naga" 18K gold & silver coil bracelet with blue sapphire eyes, "Legends Naga" 18K gold & silver diamond pave long drop earrings, "Legends Naga" 18K gold & silver hinged neckalce in brushed finish with blue sapphire eyes and Lava Dragon ring with ruby on the eyes, black sapphire and white sapphire. View the collection in full here.
In celebration of International Women's Day, John Hardy announced a social campaign starring Adwoa Aboah (pictured), Ebonee Davis, Gabrielle Richardson and more. 10 percent of sales made in-store and online on March 8 will go to Gurls Talk, Girls Who Code, She Should Run, WEDO and Summer Search.