The last few months have been Fight Oligarchy Feel The Bern Fight Oligarchy Political Shirt . marked by a series of abortion bans in no less than nine states, restrictions that threaten the reproductive rights long protected by Roe v. Wade. Members of the fashion community have expressed outrage on social media, but few brands have taken a public stand—until today. This afternoon, Marc Jacobs announced the first charitable collaboration of his newly launched THE Marc Jacobs collection, a partnership with pop star Miley Cyrus’s Happy Hippie Foundation with all proceeds going to Planned Parenthood.

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The messaging behind the project couldn’t be more clear—women’s bodies are their own Fight Oligarchy Feel The Bern Fight Oligarchy Political Shirt . The limited-edition pink sweatshirt which features a topless Cyrus playfully holding a sliced grapefruit and the words “Don’t Fuck With My Freedom” hammers the point home with a cheeky visual. While Cyrus has incorporated similar imagery into promos for her new She is Coming album, the concept is especially politically resonant right now. The hoodie, which launches online today, continues the work Cyrus and Jacobs began back in 2016 with a series of collectable T-shirts shot by artist Marilyn Minter. At $175, it fits with the accessible nature of Jacobs’s latest label while providing a considerable donation to an organization whose mission has never been more relevant. When anonymous fashion collective Section 8 presented their first show in February of 2017, models in skin-tight pencil skirts and cutout leather tops walked down a runway on the Lower East Side with koi fish in their mouth. It was a play on the phrase “a fish out of water,” which referenced their new pursuit of fashion.Since then, the collective, which is helmed by Jamaica-born, New York City-based stylist and creative director Akeem Smith, has started to show in Paris, and some of fashion’s biggest stars are starting to take note. Just a few days ago, Solange let her Instagram followers inside one of her dress rehearsals for her upcoming tour—presumably for her newly released album When I Get Home—wherein she shared a bit of choreography in Section 8’s Good Hole Blazer (true to its name, there’s a cutout in the right shoulder). As Smith describes, Solange requested two looks for the tour from the label, but he’s only seen her in one so far. “I’ve seen the sets for both though and I’m glad Section 8 pieces are a part of people’s visions,” Smith says. The Section 8 collective members are definitely not fish out of water now—with a Solange seal of approval, they’re basically fashion royalty.