We admire professional stunt women like Jesse Graff, but at Title Nine our “models” do all their own stunts. In fact, they insist on it. These busy moms, business women, athletes, and scientists show up to our shoots with their own mountain bikes, paragliding kites, and downhill skis. They put their game faces on and bomb that mountain. And, lucky for us, we’ve got the awesome shots to prove it. (more…)
Billie Jean King was a game changer. In the fall of 1973, she inspired millions of women and girls when she defeated Bobby Riggs 6-4, 6-3, 6-3 in one of the most landmark tennis events of all time, the Battle of the Sexes. But it’s not the game alone that we celebrate. (more…)
Title IX at 45… does it still matter? Missy Park our CEO & Founder posed this question to Billie Jean King, the Titan of Title IX herself. Together, they discussed the lessons they learned on the court and how the power of sports goes far beyond the playing field, out to our board rooms, war rooms, and yes, someday even oval rooms.
Men have pockets to keep things in, women for decoration. -Designer Christian Dior
Pockets are practical, private and powerful. An invaluable item that serves an indispensable purpose: to hold your belongings on the go. But did you know that pockets have a hidden history that has led to this invaluable compartment being left off of much of women’s clothing?
Dating back to the medieval times, pockets were nonexistent. Instead, men and women alike used small bags that they tied to their waist, similar to fanny packs.
