Designers continue to show their support towards the LGBTQ+ community by increasing understandings and raising funds for the related organisations and initiatives.

Despite a restless year, the firm and steady progress of LGBTQ+ rights around the world is definitely worth toasting.&nbsp;

In September 2020, Hong Kong high court ruled that same-sex couples are protected under its inheritance and intestacy laws. This February, Bhutan declared that homosexuality is no longer a crime in the country, while the European Parliament announced the European Union as a freedom zone for the LGBTIQ community later in March.

&nbsp;Last month, Taiwan celebrated the second&nbsp;anniversary of the legalisation of same-sex marriage; president Joe Biden reversed a Trump-era policy of allowing healthcare organisations to turn down coverage for gay and transgender people. And this year, designers continue to show their support towards the LGBTQ+ community by increasing understandings and raising funds for the related organisations and initiatives.

Ugg Pride starring Hari Nef

Calvin Klein #proudinmycalvins starring Arca

Versace x Born This Way Foundation starring Lady Gaga

Coach Pride Is Where You Find It starring Bob the Drag Queen

Savage x Fenty starring Gigi Goode

Puma Forever Free collection starring Cara Delevingne

Balenciaga Pre-Fall 2021

Michael Kors #MKPride collection

Balenciaga&rsquo;s Pre-Fall 2021 collection introduces a Pride Month capsule, of which 15% of the sales will be contributed to the Trevor Project. Coach launches &ldquo;Pride Is Where You Find It&rdquo; campaign and a new episode of <a href="https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&amp;rls=en&amp;q=lofficielmalaysia+coach+conversation&amp;ie=UTF-8&amp;oe=UTF-8">Coach Conversations</a> fronted by Bob the Drag Queen and more, featuring a selection of classic models rendered in a rainbow palette.&nbsp;

Meanwhile,&nbsp;Versace&nbsp;partners with&nbsp;Lady Gaga&rsquo;s Born This Way Foundation&nbsp;to release the Born This Way collection, which includes&nbsp;a replica of the leather jacket the singer wore during her&nbsp;Born This Way Ball&nbsp;tour in 2012. The jacket that took Versace&rsquo;s atelier 400 hours to create will be up for auction and all proceeds will go directly to the Born This Way Foundation.

So will you join in the rainbow celebration?

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Here are how Balenciaga, Coach, Versace and more brands celebrate Pride Month 2021

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