19.11.2024

Gianni Chiarini Firenze: from Women to Women

Gianni Chiarini Firenze continues its commitment to supporting women’s empowerment by championing initiatives that combat gender inequality. This year, the brand renews its partnership with D.i.Re, the Italian network dedicated to helping women escape violence, through the launch of a special limited-edition capsule featuring just 100 pieces.

In honor of International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (November 25), the brand celebrates with a unique take on its iconic DUA bag, transforming it into a symbol of versatility and solidarity.

Chosen for its eclectic and multifaceted design, the DUA bag embodies strength and unity, making it the perfect canvas for this impactful initiative. For this special edition, the bag is presented in a micro size and crafted from vibrant red patent leather—a color symbolizing passion, love, and resilience. This bold choice underscores the message of standing against violence while expressing a commitment to social change.

Details that Speak Volumes

Each bag in the collection features a personalized hangtag with the statement “FROM WOMEN TO WOMEN”, a concise yet powerful message that encapsulates the spirit of the initiative.

About D.i.Re

D.i.Re – Donne in Rete contro la violenza is Italy’s largest organization dedicated to combating violence against women. It unites 88 women’s organizations across 19 regions, managing 120 anti-violence centers and over 60 safe houses.

In 2023 alone, D.i.Re’s centers supported over 23,000 women, most of whom sought refuge from domestic violence.

The organization focuses on two main areas:

  1. Support Services: Offering personalized projects to help women transition out of abusive situations, including safe housing for those at risk, often accommodating children as well. These centers provide comprehensive assistance at every stage, fostering complete autonomy.
  2. Awareness and Advocacy: Conducting educational, advocacy, and institutional collaboration efforts aimed at achieving the cultural shift necessary to eliminate violence against women.

For more information and a complete list of anti-violence centers, visit www.direcontrolaviolenza.it.