Championing The Success Of Women - Part 2

From the very beginning our goal has been to create pieces that focus on a feeling instead of fashion trends, designing pieces that help women of  all ages and body types live as their most confident selves. In addition to creating clothes that look good, feel good and last.Throughout the years we have found ways to actively be involved in our community and support causes that go beyond a woman's wardrobe. This Women’s History Month, we spoke with five women we admire about their work, how women coming together changes everything for the better, and their style. In our last post we learned about valuing the work women do for our communities with Natasha Irvine, Communications Director for Dress For Success Vancouver (you can also read about her favourite style unicorn pieces here). For this post, we’re pulling back the curtains behind Sympli to chat with
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