“Vote Vote Vote!” Anna Wintour demonstrates with a megaphone in the streets of New York

New York Fashion Week has barely begun, and the streets of the city are already filled with fashionistas. Exclusively on September 6, models, designers and journalists gathered not in front of a fashion show, but gathered for a show. Several players in the textile industry took advantage of Fashion Week to encourage citizens to go to the polls in the American presidential election in November. While leading the march, Anna Wintour was spotted holding a megaphone, chanting the words “Vote!” repeatedly.

the editor-in-chief of Vogue: The American wore the same shirt as all the participants. A white crew neck design with ‘Fashion for our future’ written on the front and ‘Vote’ in big letters on the back. The message on the front of the shirts is the name of this political march, made possible by the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) and the non-partisan organization I Am Voice. Obviously with the support of some big names in fashion like designers Tom Brown, Michael Kors and Ulla Johnson.

Very invested

The project also plans to make registration forms available on the CFDA’s free shuttles that transport guests from one show to another during Spring/Summer 2025 Fashion Week, September 6-11. “We will use our East and West Coast stores as registration centers, mobilizing our corporate office team, as well as our friends and neighbors to work, phone bank and write letters in key states,” stylist Ula Johnson even assured. Vogue: .

If Anna Wintour has always been transparent about her political beliefs. he offered the cover of his magazine to Kamala Harris in 2021, it’s rare to see the one we nicknamed “Nuclear Wintour” in this industry. That is why the video of the demonstration, which was published by the American magazine on Instagram on September 6, has already collected 1.1 million views. Will the most powerful woman in fashion have enough power to swing the election?