Women's History Month gives us the opportunity to show our appreciation for all the influential women in our lives, but it also remind us to celebrate and treat ourselves. That's why this new collection by gold medalist Sanya Richards-Ross and SHEIN couldn't have come at a better time. In collaboration with her mother and sister, Richards-Ross sought to create an assortment of colorful dresses, tops, and bottoms that encourage women of all ages to feel confident and empowered through their style. She says, "It has been a joy to work with my mother and sister on this collection, which we hope reflects the unbreakable bonds between us, and specifically inspires mothers, daughters, and sisters everywhere." The collection speaks for itself and has something for every occasion, including easy everyday pieces, sleek formalwear, and vibrant statements (for when you're feeling extra bold). As part of the launch, SHEIN is donating $50,000 to MommiNation, an organization founded by Richards-Ross that creates community and support for mothers of color. And to top it off, every item featured in the collection ranges from $4 to $40. Seriously, what could be better? Keep scrolling to shop.
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