“When We All Vote”: Selena Gomez’s clothes to encourage voting | The NY Journal

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Singer Selena Gomez She has once again used her skills as an occasional designer to encourage her compatriots to vote in the next presidential elections, which will face the current president Donald trump and the former vice president Joe biden next November 3.

The interpreter has joined forces with the clothing brand Dover Street Market to create a series of sweatshirts and t-shirts that will sport the emblem ‘When We All Vote‘, The name of the foundation to which all the income generated by the collection will go. It is a non-profit organization that promotes the right to vote among the most disadvantaged groups in society.

The aforementioned items can be purchased, as Selena herself has explained, both on the Dover Street Market website and that of the aforementioned association for a limited time. This gesture reveals a new example of how much Selena Gomez is getting involved in this disputed electoral campaign.

Just a few days ago it came to light that the former Disney star, as well as other celebrities of the stature of Leonardo DiCaprio and John Legend, had contributed their voices to the narration of a new Netflix documentary series that precisely delved into electoral history America, its ties to economic powers and, above all, the importance of voting for citizens to regain institutional influence.

“Make your voices heard in this election and watch‘ Whose Vote Counts, Explained ’from September 28 on Netflix.”The artist wrote on her Instagram account to promote the streaming giant’s latest initiative.

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