Celebrity Fashion at the Inauguration 2017
This weekend, hundreds of thousands of men and women took to city streets across the world to fight for equality. Alongside them was many of our favorite celebrities, all supporting the movement in their own way. Like other attendees at protests and events during Inauguration weekend, celebrities made their cause known through their outfits. While Zendaya came to D.C. wearing a shirt that called for people to respect and love black women, Ke$ha appeared in Los Angeles calling attention to sexual assault with a shirt that said "I dare you to grab me by the pussy." Ahead see some of the incredible looks celebrities wore to take a stand during Inauguration Weekend.
1/15Ariana Grande has been a huge proponent of women's rights over the last several years. She came to the march wearing unapologetic denim thigh-high boots that broke the internet. Twitter even came up with a new name for them: joots (get it? jeans + boots).
Getty Images2/15Miley Cyrus, a vocal supporter of social justice, wore an HH smiley face onesie to support the Happy Hippie foundation which donates proceeds to LGBTQ causes.
3/15Zendaya's "respect, protect, love the black woman" t-shirt says it all.
WireImage4/15Katy Perry, a vocal Hillary Clinton supporter, wore head-to-toe pink to show her support for the march in Washington D.C.
Getty Images5/15As a courageous sexual assault survivor, Ke$ha has touched the lives of many over the last two years. Her shirt boldly reads: "Mr. President, I dare you to grab me by the pussy."
Getty Images6/15Yara Shahidi echoes a positive phrase inspired by Hillary Clinton's historic campaign: "Stronger together."
WireImage7/15Chloë Grace Moretz was another huge Hillary Clinton supporter during the election. It stands to reason that she'd add a Hillary pin to her bomber jacket as a nod to the candidate who won the popular vote.
8/15Gina Rodriguez called on the famous second-wave feminism protest tactic with a tee that says "torch your bra."
Getty Images for Busboys and Poets9/15Solange gave a rousing performance of "Don't Touch My Hair" during the Peace Ball at the National Museum Of African American History & Culture in the perfect '70s style 'fit: a one-shoulder top and a free-flowing afro.
Getty Images10/15Demi Lovato spoke at the March in D.C. wearing an amazing oversized jacket. Feminism looks good on her.
WireImage11/15Janelle Monae moved hundreds of thousands with her speech in Washington D.C. Her "Fem The Future" shirt was the perfect way to sum it up.
12/15Rihanna wore the perfect pink "This Pussy Grabs Back" top and finished her look with matching pink high-heels.
Getty Images for Busboys and Poets13/15Franchesca Ramsey wowed on the red carpet at Busboys and Poets' Peace Ball in a peach halter gown and the most regal updo.
WireImage14/15Madonna's military-inspired look was the perfect fit for her rousing speech.
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