Need Some Outfit Inspo for Saturday? Here’s What 10 Bad Ass Ladies Are Wearing to the Women’s March

Saturday is easily shaping up to be one of the biggest events in American women’s history, and many of the ladies attending want to be dressed for the occasion. The march is serving as not only a time to express how you feel about Trump’s stance on women’s rights, but a way to express yourself as a feminist through your creatively curated ensemble. If you and your squad are DIYing your way to a memorable march getup, here are a few insta snaps to help inspire your feminist flair.

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Look what just came in the mail!! 😍🚺💯💞🥊💥🌈🌈🌈. #womensmarchonwashington

A post shared by Bon Bon (@bonnierwhite) on Jan 19, 2017 at 11:50am PST

But like, when is this monument actually being erected IRL?!

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Getting in formation 💪🏼#womensmarchonwashington #feministasfuck #rolemodels #girlgang

A post shared by KirstenElisePDX (@kirstenelisepdx) on Jan 19, 2017 at 1:25pm PST

When you’re marching, it’s important to remember the greats who have marched before you.

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I have my shirt ready for Saturday's #womensmarch in #losangeles #nastywoman #womensmarchonwashington #womensmarchla #womensmarch2017 #lgbtq #respect #responsibility

A post shared by 🎉Megan🎉 (@megand_evans) on Jan 19, 2017 at 1:20pm PST

Iron-on letters FTW.

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I knit in bad times and in good. It works for me like praying should. - Elinor Lipman . . . ... . . . @p_ssyhatproject #pussyhatproject #teampussyhat #actionthroughart #powerofpink #craftivism #powerinnumbers #powerofhandmade #knitting #knittersofinstagram #handknit #handmade #maker #makersmovement #peoplescreative #subversivestitching #femiknitting #craftivism #whyiknit #knittingrevolution #womensmarch #womensmarchonwashington #whyimarch #thefutureisfemale #fightthepatriarchy #feminist #nastywoman #pussypower #portraitsofprotest #womenchangingtheworld #hearourvoice #wildfang @wearewildfang

A post shared by Melissa Baerwald (@melissabaerwald) on Jan 19, 2017 at 1:11pm PST

Fun fact: So many women are knitting “pussy hats,” stores are running out of yarn.

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Doubling up on the #NASTY today while we pack for the @womensmarch. $25 of the purchase price of the sterling silver NASTY necklaces is donated to #PlannedParenthood in your name. Choker lengths are available by special order! Psst, we're going to do our best to meet with those of you who requested buying at the march! DM us and let's set a time to meet on Friday, 1/20. #womensmarchonwashington #standwithplannedparenthood #nastywoman #womensmarch #plannedparenthood #nastywomengetshitdone #necklace #necklaces #jewelry #jewellery #layered #whyimarch #feminist #feministjewelry #girlpower #whywemarch #humanrights #womenstandtogether #resist #herstory

A post shared by Wendy Brandes Jewelry PR (@wendybrandesjewelry) on Jan 19, 2017 at 12:55pm PST

Just one question: Where do we buy this?

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so glad @spikebowman & #barbaraglauber / #heavymeta got to work with the button maker & are getting ready to join the #womensmarch! #womensmarchonwashington #nevergiveup #nevertrump #notmypresident #drumpf #dumptrump #hewhoshallnotbenamed #narcissist #nasty #nastywoman #resist #simple #simplicity #minimal #minimalist #minimalism #minimalista #minimalove #thepartyisover #farewellobama #therewillbebetterdays #badges #pins #buttons #getinvolved

A post shared by markuswithak (@tapetenwechsel) on Jan 19, 2017 at 6:26am PST

Because a lady can never have too much flair.

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In today's crafternoon...more #womensmarchonwashington prep with these old-timey rosettes. Start to finish in an hour.

A post shared by Mary Thomas (@makergonnamake) on Jan 19, 2017 at 12:14pm PST

Pay homage to the suffragists who came before you with something like these vintage-inspired pins.

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Packing and #feeling a bunch of #feelings #womensmarchonwashington #seeuthere

A post shared by Kate Scelsa (@kate.scelsa) on Jan 19, 2017 at 12:09pm PST

Just the essentials. Note that bottle of bourbon.

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No hat, but my feet will be pussified. #womensmarchonwashington

A post shared by Jessica Murphy Garrett (@jmoosegarrett) on Jan 19, 2017 at 5:40am PST

Wearable shoes are a good-to-have. Sassy socks are a MUST.

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Missed the PussyHat?! Want a sign you don't have to carry?! Brooklyn artist Gina Gregorio has a spectacular answer. Come get 'em while they last- TOMORROW, Friday 12-3pm. At Diana Kane. @ginaginaginaginagina ’s spray painted laser-cut crowns were born out of a whirlwind of activism inspired by her decision to attend the the Women’s March on 1/21/17 in Washington DC . “Feminist Killjoy,” was found in images of 1970’s ERA protests and struck artist Gina as more inclusive than Trump’s words, “Nasty Woman”. “Feminist Killjoy” represents the idea that we stand for ourselves, for our mothers and sisters and daughters, for our families and communities, and we frankly don’t care if it dampens the joy of those that would ignore and oppress us. With the goal of supporting her neighborhood, all profits from the sale of the t-shirts and crowns will be donated to Brooklyn Community Services. BCS is an organization that builds community by serving people living below the poverty line - those that are at most risk at being forgotten by the new regime. Learn more about their work at https://wearebcs.org https://feministkilljoyclub.squarespace.com/ photography: @erinpatriceobrien animation: @rene_chandler Models: @decentvinyl @mamina718 @keefsanga @lisajohnson146 @riley_norris #feministkilljoy#feministkilljoyclub#istandwithjohnlewis#peoplesoath#womensmarch#womensmarchonwashington#brooklyncommunityservices#blackgirlsrock#feministkilljoy#whyimarch#theresistance#everydaysexism#fem2#blacklivesmatter#nouterusnoopinion#offwithhisthumbs#equalitynow#diy#feministgold

A post shared by Diana Kane (@dianakane) on Jan 19, 2017 at 2:36pm PST

Just. Wow.

Okay, but on the real-real, if you’re headed to the march, wear all the feminist flair you want, but note this list of banned items that will likely be enforced at most major marches. Included in that list are backpacks and both sticks and poles, so make sure you don’t go attaching that sign you worked on all week on to a yard stick only to have it confiscated!

What are YOU wearing to the women’s march? Share all your DIYs with us on Twitter @BritandCo.