The Store On Queen (also known as TSOQ), an inclusive streetwear retailer, recently announced the launch of its PantyParty 7.0 event on November 24, 2019. The event began as a birthday celebration for the two store-founders, Angela and Vava, but is now a part of the movement for body acceptance. The event seeks to empower and support women "from all walks of life" to celebrate themselves without inhibition. The PanyParty 7.0 includes a meet and greet with founders, performances, speeches, and giveaways.
A portion of the proceeds from the PantyParty 7.0 will be donated to 'FREE THEM,' an organization dedicated to achieving gender equality and to educating "students, organizations, faith communities, business professionals and corporate groups on slavery that exists today in Canada and around the world."
Image Credit: TSOQ PantyParty
What's Driving This Trend
- Inclusive Events
- Creating empowering events that celebrate and support individuals from all backgrounds and promote body acceptance.
- Social Impact Initiatives
- Incorporating philanthropic partnerships and donation strategies to support organizations working towards gender equality and societal issues.
- Performance-based Gatherings
- Organizing events that feature performances, speeches, and interactive experiences to engage attendees and create memorable experiences.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Retail
- Fashion retailers can host inclusive events and leverage philanthropic partnerships to engage customers and promote body acceptance.
- Social Activism
- Organizations dedicated to gender equality and social impact can collaborate with retailers to host events that raise awareness and support their cause.
- Event Planning
- Event planners can create performance-based gatherings that provide unique and engaging experiences for attendees while promoting body acceptance and social issues.
