Power to the Garb – The Fashion of the L.A. Women's March

Photos by Hector Solorzano
@_HecSolo_

From the ponchos people wore over their attire, to the pink "pussy hats" atop thousands of men and women, the March Against Hate and the Women's March in Los Angeles brought out the creative side of the marchers' fashion. The messages marchers brought were not just vocal or printed on a homemade sign, but apparent in their style of clothing, traditional attire and the print on their t-shirts. The colors and the scene differ from march to march but the messages and goals stay vibrant.

"We the People" painted on a poncho.

Sumayyah Dawud, 32, marches down a rain-soaked street on Muslim garb.

Bandanas were a common accessory during the United Against Hate March.

"Super Nonna" or "Super Grandma" rallies in DTLA for the Women's March.

Crowd behind the stage on Broadway and 6th Street.

Aztec women on the steps of L.A. City Hall.

Aztec Women gather on the steps of L.A. City Hall.