Mandy Moore shared photos of her 'voting uniform' that includes $695 boots and a $195 T-shirt
- Mandy Moore gave fans a glimpse at her "voting uniform" via her Instagram story on Saturday.
- First, she shared a photo of herself wearing $695 Stuart Weitzman boots with the word "vote" written in silver across her calves.
- Moore also donned jeans and a $195 camouflage-print "I am a voter" T-shirt.
- Bella Hadid, Michelle Obama, Jill Biden, and other stars have also been photographed wearing voting-themed ensembles in recent weeks to encourage participation in November's election.
Mandy Moore is the latest celebrity to express her passion for politics and voting through fashion.
On Saturday, the "This Is Us" actress shared two photos of her "voting uniform" on Instagram. In her first mirror selfie, Moore is seen wearing black, over-the-knee boots with the word "vote" written in silver across her calves.
"Got my votin' boots on," Moore wrote on the photo.
Her limited-edition shoes, designed by Stuart Weitzman, retail for $695. The entirety of net profits from sales of the boots will be donated to the nonprofit I am a voter — "a nonpartisan movement that aims to create a cultural shift around voting and civic engagement," according to its website.
Moore seemingly paired the shoes with blue jeans, a blazer, and a $195 camouflage-print muscle shirt that reads "I am a voter," designed by Nili Lotan. She called the outfit her "voting uniform," and placed a "register to vote" sticker across the image.
Just a few days earlier, Moore joined Amy Schumer, Brooklyn Decker, and more in donning a hot-pink suit designed by workwear brand Argent and women's activism group Super Majority. Underneath a photo of her wearing the ensemble, Moore talked about women's ambition and the power of voting.
The pink blazer retails for $250, and the matching pants cost $150. Sales of the suit go towards building "a powerful, diverse, women-led future where we are truly equal," as Moore wrote on Instagram.
"To all the people who say our ambition is a bad look: Face it," Moore said. "Women are the most powerful force in America. We are the majority of people and voters in this country and we will determine the outcome of this election."
She added: "@argent x @supermajority have teamed up to celebrate our ambition and our awesome civic power loudly and proudly with this limited-edition bright pink suit — with proceeds benefiting Supermajority's tireless efforts to build a powerful, diverse, women-led future where we are truly equal. #ambitionsuitsyou."
In addition to celebrities, models and politicians have also been photographed wearing voting-themed attire. On Tuesday, Bella Hadid wore an $8.75 "I am a voter" mask while walking around New York City.
Jill Biden was also photographed wearing the same Stuart Weitzman boots that Moore has while voting in Delaware's state primary last month, and Michelle Obama previously donned a $430 "vote" nameplate necklace for the first night of the Democratic National Convention.
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