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“Honoured” doesn’t quite cover it, but it’s the closest word I have.

I’m incredibly proud to announce that I am part of the , a project that begins with ‘s menstrual underwear, and is en route to building something life-changing. A system of dignity, education, and community-lead empowerment through textiles.

At its core, Woven is exploring how textiles can be used as tools for autonomy, pride, and long-term wellbeing. While clothing in humanitarian contexts has traditionally been treated as a functional necessity, research increasingly shows that what we wear plays a significant role in shaping identity, confidence, and psychological stability.

As a project lead, my role within the initiative has been to bring a fashion psychology lens to the work, helping shape how these garments can support physical comfort, emotional wellbeing, self-trust, and a sense of safety. I’ve been on the ground, in conversation, listening, learning, and working alongside women whose insights are actively shaping what this becomes. Because it’s not about working for them, it’s about working *with* them. And I think that’s what stayed with me the most c:

So much of my work has always centred on how clothing can help people reconnect with themselves; move through shame, and rebuild confidence. To see those same ideas take shape in a way that is this tangible, this necessary, and this community-led…I still can’t quite believe I get to be a part of it 🥲

It feels like a very real extension of my purpose, in a way I could never believe. Even though I’m slightly in shock, I’m eternally grateful and incredibly excited for what’s to come ✨stay tuned✨
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If you’d like to learn more, support, or get involved, you can find everything in the link in my bio and highlight 🤍