Here, WWD highlights some of the brands and retailers that are donating to causes that support LGBTQIA+ people and are releasing products with purpose.
Dr. Martens gets animated with Japanese artist Fuyuki Kanai, who collaborated with the footwear brand on a manga-inspired version of its 1460 boot. The illustrations promote inclusivity, community and queer relationships. The shoes retail for $180 and are available at select stores and drmarters.com. Kanai’s 1460 Boot is part of a series of three artists the brand’s commissioned to createDr.
Representing more than just fragrances, but a powerful statement, Jean Paul Gaultier presents its annual limited-edition Pride bottles. Along with a campaign featuring Richie Shazam, the collection includes chrome-plated bodies emblazoned with: “Get Used to It,” taking inspiration from the house’s archives. The Pride fragrance is available in Classique and Le Male bottles, and can be purchased from May 15 for a limited period.
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