MARCH 8 · YOUR OWN STYLE
Recognising women's work, freedom and choices. For women who bring their own perspective to every day.
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International Women's Day recognises women's work, rights and the pursuit of equality. This Dahlia Bianca edit brings together a shirt dress, blouses, a shirt, a skirt and a belt, acknowledging that personal style has many forms. Your preferences, or those of the person receiving a gift, are the starting point.
Explore Donatella Shirt Dress for a one-piece look, or Giada Shirt and Maeve Blouse for separates. Consider neckline, sleeves, length and fastenings in relation to a workday, a meeting with friends or evening plans. A product's name alone does not establish its suitability for every workplace.
Compare Olsen Skirt and Ruth Blouse with pieces already in your wardrobe. Consider which colours you would pair with ecru or which detail to highlight in a printed top. Check the product description: a photographed outfit may include items sold separately.
If you choose to give a gift, consider the recipient's colours, measurements and habits. Agora Belt requires sizing too. When preferences are unclear, choosing together may be more useful than guessing. This edit does not prescribe one colour or style for Women's Day.
It is observed on March 8 each year, with women's rights, work and equality at its centre.
Depending on the recipient's preferences, explore a shirt, blouse, dress or skirt, including Donatella, Giada, Maeve, Ruth and Olsen.
No. They are selected from the existing collection and can be worn on other days according to their features and your own plans.