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Pride Month Is Here. What Will You Be Wearing?

A round-up of rainbow attire for this month's Pride parade.

By Abby Ledoux May 29, 2018 Published in the June 2018 issue of Houstonia Magazine

"No Hate" Texas T-Shirt, $30 at Human Rights Campaign

Gay pride meets Texas pride in this soft, unisex tee, whose purchase benefits America’s largest civil rights organization advocating for LGBTQ rights.

"Not Today, Satan" Tank, $29.95 at Bianca Del Rio Shop

What do you say when someone comes for your rights? Just ask the legendary diva and Season 6 winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race, who coined the term herself.

Beaded Tassel Earrings, $250 at Mignonne Gavigan

Add some razzle-dazzle with these trendy, hand-beaded, rainbow-tassel earrings from the brand’s limited-edition Pride capsule collection produced in partnership with the Stonewall Community Foundation, which will receive half the proceeds for each pair sold in June.

Enamel accessories are a subtle, but celebratory, addition to even the most formal attire.

"Rainbow Dreams" Crossbody, $58 at Betsey Johnson

A healthy dose of glitter is de rigueur, and this whimsical bag brings that in spades.

Pride Socks, $18 for a two-pack at Levi's

The brand’s 2018 Pride Collection offers a vivid take on the traditional tube sock, with 100 percent of net proceeds benefiting the Stonewall Community Foundation and the Harvey Milk Foundation.

Tabitha Simmons Sandals, $625 at Nordstrom

Chic ankle straps and a block cork heel take this playful pattern to new heights.

Embroidered Hat, $24 at Urban Outfitters

The perfect topper to any Pride outfit, this retro dad hat is simple in both design and mission: All profits go to GLSEN (the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network), a national organization that supports LGBTQ youth in K–12 schools.

Rainbow Boyshorts, $25 at TomboyX

Soft, comfortable, and technicolor, these shorts are marketed (and fit-tested) for anyone, anywhere on the size or gender spectrum.

"The Celle" Wig, $35.99 at The Discriminant

Anything but subtle, these flowing, vibrant locks are a low-commitment way to upgrade your Pride look. For every purchase, the company donates a dollar to help fight LGBTQ youth suicide.

Houston’s 40th annual Pride celebration takes place June 23 in downtown Houston. The festival runs from noon–7 p.m.; the parade takes place at 8:30 p.m. Here's what you should wear to the festivities.

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