Humanity Designers Talk at St. Louis Fashion Week

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Fashion isn't always about what materials and colors are hot right now. Helena Cho and Tammy Hotsenpiller, the designers and creators behind Humanity, believe that clothing can have a mission and a message.

Cho and Hotsenpiller started Humanity with the belief and determination that by building a community and through their pieces they could make a difference. Their lines of graphic tees, belts, and hooded sweatshirts speak to and about the many different social issues that impact society on a global level. During St. Louis Fashion Week they came into town to show pieces from their collection, and we had the chance to sit down with them to discuss their mission and company.

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