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Nice my Granddaughter Is A Doctor Graduate Proud Grandma Grandpa Shirt! For six days now, Ukraine has faced a Russian invasion. Many Ukrainian designers, stylists, and writers who chose to stay in the country spent their nights in bomb shelters or underneath parking lots. Regardless of the circumstances, the creative community, whether they are in Ukraine or not, always comes together to share information or donate to causes. Some have chosen to stay in Ukraine and do what they can to help from there. Svitlana Bevza, who just showed off her fall collection at New York Fashion Week, chose to stay in Kyiv and posted the donation link on her Instagram. (We were on FaceTime, and she hung up because of an explosion.) She and Better stylist and brand founder Julie Pelipas, who had evacuated to Greece, campaigned for donations. Fashion retailers boycott Russian products. Designer Anna October took refuge in a forest while still trying to evacuate her team and their family.
Artist Masha Reva is currently in the west of Ukraine as is ceramic artist Nadiia Shapoval, and both are sharing information with their communities. Some near the Ukrainian border are trying to help people who want to cross the border into another country. Nice my Granddaughter Is A Doctor Graduate Proud Grandma Grandpa Shirt! Consultant and founder of Tender & Dangerous glove company Luka Vynnychok, who was born in Ukraine and now lives in Poland, is bringing supplies, including medical materials and food, to destinations in Krakow. “We went to the asylum office because we had an Airbnb for the family to rent, and they didn't come because it had been too long at the border,” Vynnychok said. “We want to give it to someone else in need.” Ukrainian model Tanya Ruban, who has lived in Barcelona for the past few months with her two children, is organizing trips to her children's school to collect supplies, which will then be transported to the Ukrainian border and Polish for children and mothers have passed. “I will start from a school and hope others will join,” she said.
