We don’t need to make T-shirts.” It was one of the more provocative exchanges to occur throughout the tariff debate, on par ...

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Designed by London-based label Conner Ives, the "Protect the Dolls" tee first debuted when ... that reached out after we debuted this T-shirt,” says Ives. “I’m pretty sure they bought ...

In the sea of formalwear and gowns, Pascal made his own statement: Protect the Dolls. The Last Of Us actor was wearing a T-shirt by the London-based designer Conner Ives, which calls for the ...

Proceeds from the “Protect The Dolls” slogan t-shirt sales are being donated to US-based charity Trans Lifeline The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through ...

but what is the meaning and history of this phrase currently popularised by the viral “Protect The Dolls” t-shirt, and how should you use it? The term is typically used as an informal descriptor for ...

The design is simple: a 100-percent cotton T-shirt emblazoned with the words “Protect the Dolls.” For those unfamiliar, “doll” is a term of endearment for trans women, which originally ...

The 'Fantastic Four' actor’s latest public statement comes in the form of a T-shirt worn on the red carpet ... The shirt, which reads “Protect the Dolls,” is not just a fashion statement ...

The actor stood on the red carpet wearing a white t-shirt with the message 'Protect the Dolls' written in black, in support of trans women, just days after the UK Supreme Court ruled that a woman ...

Courtesy of Conner Ives At the end of his show, Ives' stepped out in a white printed t-shirt which read 'Protect the Dolls'; the "dolls" referencing the term of endearment used in the LGBTQIA+ ...

At the end of Conner Ives’s fall 2025 show in February, the American-born, London-based designer took his final bow in a white t-shirt with black lettering that read “Protect The Dolls.” ...

At the end of his show, Ives' stepped out in a white printed t-shirt which read 'Protect the Dolls'; the "dolls" referencing the term of endearment used in the LGBTQIA+ community for trans women. But ...