This shirt represents an empowering movement in 1960s fashion history. 

The 1966 Dior Fashion Protest not only caused many cities to reconsider their laws regarding dress codes, but also opened the conversations about the objectification of women and how clothing can be used as a tool for self-expression.

A group of women called the British Society for the Protection of Mini Skirts led a protest outside of a Dior fashion show, calling for Christian Dior to feature the new fashion of miniskirts on the runway and encourage clothing to be worn with pride and without judgement or shame.

This iconic moment helped shape modern feminism into a powerful force working towards gender equality around the world, showing that women have the power to demand change and make their voices heard.