She Takes After Her Mom…

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She understands that a woman can be a feminist…
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And still love beauty and fashion!
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A woman with curly hair wearing a plaid blazer holds a green fur coat over her shoulder on a city street.

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  6. OOOOOO, your little one is too precious!
    And of course we can be fashionable feminists! To those who do not understand, I tell them we celebrate being feminine rather than running from it.

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