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Fashion World gives back to Planned Parenthood. Only One brand counters for life

It is no secret that the fashion industry is in bed with Planned Parenthood. In 2017 purple pins which read ‘Fashion stands with Planned Parenthood were given to attendees during Fashion Week.

“We are truly thrilled by the Council of Fashion Designers of America’s (CFDA) show of support for Planned Parenthood at New York Fashion Week,” said Cecile Richards, President of Planned Parenthood Federation of America back in 2017.

CFDA President and CEO Steven Kolb added, “Civic responsibility is an important CFDA pillar. We will raise awareness and support this fashion week and show that Fashion Stands with Planned Parenthood.”

Currently over 62 fashion brands give back to Planned Parenthood and the abortion industry genuinely believes that aborting America’s children is helpful to women and the culture.

Brands like Diane Von Furstenberg, GAP, Old Navy, Banana Republic, Converse, Ann Taylor, Lauren Conrad proudly give back to Planned Parenthood.

One mom took action to counter the fashion industry for Life. Carla D’Addesi and her daughters wanted to use their purchasing power to support their family values that all life must be protected. A fashion brand that gave back to pro-life organizations did not exist. Carla and her daughters began to research how to design, create and compete for life in the fashion industry. After a year of intense work, Carla and her 3 Gen Z daughters cofounded and launched the first and only pro-life fashion line in 2019. They chose the name Culture of Life 1972 (COL1972) as they wished to promote what the brand supported verses what the brand opposes. The logo ‘1972’ honors the final year that the USA enjoyed a Culture of Life. In 1973, the Supreme Court ruled that our tiniest Americans could be denied the right to life. Since 1973, 60 million Americans have been denied the right to life. The brand on a mission desires to return to ... Read More