(Ives is based in London but grew up in New York ... T-shirt in support of the trans community for an appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” — was snapped in a “Protect the Dolls” tee ...

The T-shirt was made by the American designer Conner Ives, who recently told the New York Times that the shirt was inspired by the recent attacks on the transgender community in the United States ...

The phrase 'Protect the Dolls' specifically refers to trans ... “It was very reactive”, Ives told the New York Times of making the t-shirt the night before his show. “I knew I wanted to ...

The "PROTECT THE DOLLS" t-shirt proceeds are being donated to Trans Lifeline, a peer support and crisis hotline offering support to transgender people, per The New York Times.

We workshopped a few things and there was one rendition in the beginning that was “We Heart the Dolls,” almost like the “I Heart New York.” But I knew that the T-shirt itself had to be the ...

The “Protect the Dolls” T-shirt. According to The New York Times, Ives has sold about $252,600 of the T-shirt since its release. He also invested in infrastructure to meet the online demand.

The "Last of Us" star, 50, stepped out at the "Thunderbolts" premiere in London on April 22 wearing a white T-shirt with the phrase ... He told The New York Times that he woke up the morning ...

The “dolls” he was ... in London but grew up in New York.) The next night, Ives wore the shirt when he took his bow. His collection was well-received. But his T-shirt became a sensation.

“Dolls” is how the LGBTQIA+ community refers to trans women. In an interview with The New York Times, Ives explained what inspired them to make the t-shirt. Watch on Deadline “It was very ...