This Women’s Month, Love, Bonito empowers its community to be #FeminineAndProud with month-long activations themed around an encapsulating message – “Femininity is Power”. As a proud advocate of uplifting women through varying seasons of life, the brand’s campaign this year aims to inspire women to embrace femininity on their own terms, and redefine societal expectations of roles that were traditionally more female-centric. 

This March, Love, Bonito will spotlight inspiring Asian women from varying industries, highlighting the ways that they have broken barriers in the fields of feminine health and wellness, female for future and women’s rights. Customers can also look forward to the brand’s limited-edition International Women’s Day caps that aims to physically represent the many hats a woman wears.

“Femininity is, more often than not, defined by traditional societal norms. This International Women’s Day, it’s time we reclaim our power and embrace our personal interpretations of what being a woman means to us. When I first became a full-time entrepreneur, I was not taken seriously as a young, female trying to grow Love, Bonito to the global stage. I had a burning passion to pursue my dream, and saw  femininity as my strength to take on any challenge – no matter how unconventional and how difficult. ” says Rachel Lim, Co-founder of Love, Bonito.

“I hope that my journey serves as inspiration for both men and women to break down gender norms, and ultimately, groom a generation where femininity is not just accepted, but celebrated and valued.”

Redefining Femininity Together

Customers can contribute to the digital live gallery of user-generated pledges on the brand’s microsite by uploading a post on social media platforms ranging from Facebook, Instagram, TikTok to LinkedIn with the campaign hashtag #FeminineAndProud.

With a collective of women voices, Love, Bonito aims to amplify the message that women can live up to any definition of femininity, and be proud of living their identity to the fullest. 

Empowered Women Empowering Women

Love, Bonito is also inviting their LBCommunity to join the #LBConversationsPH panel discussion with thought leaders who champion femininity in male-dominated fields on March 18 at Yes Please, Uptown Parade, BGC. Panelists include Antonette Aquino, planner and founder of Money Health Check; Jessica De Mesa, founder and CEO of Kindred; and Ceej Tantengco, journalist and host of Go Hard Girls podcast.

To join the event, you may sign up via bit.ly/3Lik7rk.

Immerse in the power of femininity with inspiring stories from women all around the globe! You go, girl!

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