29
Apr
Denim Day is a special day when people wear jeans to show they care about stopping unfair blame on victims of sexual violence. It started because of a court case in Italy where a girl's jeans were wrongly used as a reason to excuse bad behavior. People wear denim to say that clothing never gives anyone permission to hurt others. By putting on jeans, everyone can join together to stand up for what's right and support those who have been hurt, showing that it's never the victim's fault, no matter what they were wearing.
How to celebrate Denim Day?
Celebrate Denim Day by wearing your favorite jeans or denim jacket to school or at home. Get creative by decorating denim with cool patches, drawings, or pins. Gather your family and friends to make a small group fashion show or share fun facts about denim. You can make crafts using old denim pieces, like bags or bookmarks. Watch a movie with denim-loving characters, or just hang out with friends and talk about why denim is popular. Share photos of your denim outfit on social media to spread the denim spirit. Remember to have fun and enjoy the comfy, stylish denim!
