Available on the Swedish retailer’s website starting May 12, the collection was based on the idea of a go-getter on the campaign trail through a very Rachel Antonoff lens. Judging by the seersucker suits, collared dresses and pastel crop tops that make up the line — preppy pieces all begging to be paired with bold-colored loafers or modern brogues — *this* boss-lady is as charming as she is tough-on-the-issues, something the “It’s Time” sweatshirt and red, white and blue “We Try Harder” tee don’t let you forget. The vibe is fun, but at the same time strong: it’s the most gorg Girl Power style we’ve seen.

To bring that to life, Antonoff tapped her pal, Lena Dunham, to direct a short film called “Vote Audrey” that follows a young girl through the trials and tribulations of running for office + her daydreams of glory. In the vid starring Zoe Kazan, Audrey becomes president of the United States, appoints her mom as First Lady and has a dance party with the all-girl Supreme Court. But everything she imagines (neighbors ignoring, scolding and berating her) in IRL isn’t a total fantasy. A TV reporter says of her accomplishments, “You’re also a very young women, that’s strange.” Audrey replies, “Well, you know, girls can do anything!” PREACH.

What do you wear to look + feel like a total #Girlboss? Tell us in the comments below.

(h/t Fashionista, photos via & Other Stories)