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The Elevated America 250 Collections Fashion Girls Are Shopping This Holiday<\/h1>\n<\/div>\n
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Designer Rachelle Hruska MacPherson wasn\u2019t sure she wanted to release a Fourth of July collection this year. Even with America ringing in its 250th anniversary, the founder of Lingua Franca<\/a>, a New York-based fashion brand known for its cashmere sweaters<\/a> embroidered with quippy political slogans, <\/em>asked herself a question: “What exactly are we celebrating?”<\/p>\n

This is something you yourself might be grappling with when unpacking your red, white, and blue this holiday. Truly, <\/em>it\u2019s a complicated time<\/a> for America to hit such a milestone, to put it mildly. Even still, the fashion industry is largely sticking with its commercial calendar, with countless retailers and brands releasing red-and-white polka-dot bikinis<\/a> and star-spangled T-shirts<\/a> right on schedule. But for some designers, commemorating the country\u2019s 250th anniversary has come as a chance to reflect on its history, yes, but also to imagine the future of Americana fashion. Or, as MacPherson stated to The Zoe Report, \u201cTo ask what kind of country we want to be over the next 250 years. Rather than looking backward with nostalgia, we wanted to look forward with hope.\u201d<\/p>\n

Ahead of the Fourth, Lingua Franca unveiled the \u201cWe the People\u201d collection, featuring tees and sweaters embroidered with messages from artists, organizers, and journalists, \u201cwhose work reminds us that this country, and each other, are worth fighting for,\u201d MacPherson explains. \u201cI realized I was asking the wrong question. I wasn’t looking for a reason to celebrate a country; I was looking for a reason to celebrate the people who make me proud to be part of it.\u201d<\/p>\n

Other brands interpreted America 250 more as a prompt to remix patriotic codes into their heritage design signatures. Your favorite intimate and loungewear brand for a reason, VS Pink dropped easy drawstring pants, red ruffled swimwear, and lacey \u201cBBQ Baddie\u201d bralettes that\u2019ll assert your dominance behind the grill. Wrangler, for one, leaned into its strengths with vintage-inspired, sun-faded jeans and red-at-the-collar, blue-at-the-sleeves ringer tees \u2014 proof that looking backward is often the best pathway for moving forward.<\/p>\n

But those are just a handful of examples of fashion brands reinterpreting Americana aesthetics this historic holiday weekend. Keep scrolling for a curated list of the best Fourth of July and America 250-themed collections from cult-classic retailers, tastemaker-favorite labels, and more.<\/p>\n

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Launched officially on June 26, Lingua Franca\u2019s<\/a> \u201cWe the People\u201d project was made in partnership with pro-democracy creator network Chorus<\/a> and public art movement Tiny Pricks Project<\/a>. The collaboration includes an assortment of Lingua Franca\u2019s best-selling cotton silhouettes and a 25-piece capsule co-designed with 20 of Chorus\u2019 creators, featuring phrases such as \u201cPower to the people\u201d and \u201cDemocracy isn\u2019t a spectator sport.\u201d The collection is available to shop on Lingua Franca\u2019s site now, and the brand will support Chorus with a donation and promotion of the project through Election Day.<\/p>\n

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