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Girl vs Cancer was started by BBC podcast host Laura Mahon after she was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer back in 2016. She wanted to create a safe space to talk about cancer and honest personal experiences after being fed up with the perception that the disease was for the over fifties.
Within a week she realised she wanted to create "t*t tees" to raise awareness of the importance of checking yourself.
Since then, the platform has become one of the biggest female cancer communities along with its 45,000 Instagram followers and viral clothing ranges to help raise money and awareness.
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Last week we saw the launch of the World Cancer Day collection, #Whatmakesyousuper and in our opinion, it’s the best one yet.
Speaking about the new collection, founder Lauren captioned an Instagram post: “Cancer patients get slapped with labels from the second we’re diagnosed. Defined as hospital number. Statistic. Scar. Fed up as being billed as vulnerable. As others worst case scenarios. We’re calling back our power. Hero-ing the human. Celebrate the fab facets that make all of us ‘us’. The superhuman. Them. Us. You. Continuing to serve you cancer.
"In ways you’d least expect. #girlvscancer is back with this. High-fashion. High-impact campaign. Featuring some of the cancer community. As you’ve never seen them before. In all their m***af****n glory. No solemn faces in sight. Just some serious accessories sis. Keep it locked for some s**t of epic proportions. Boom.”
Many of Lauren’s celebrity and influencer pals were quick to support the new collection and cause, such as Frankie Bridge, Laura Whitmore and Alesha Dixon, which will see 100% of the profits made from this collection go towards supporting people affected by cancer.
If you want to join the Girl Vs Cancer army, you can shop the collection below, you won’t want to miss out!
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Jumper £45 here
If you’re all about indulging in some new loungewear, you may as well do it for a good cause, choose from the green and blue colour way or pink and yellow.
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Tee £32 here
Team this POW tee with your gym leggings and slippers for a cosy working from home look.
Or shop the rest of the collection here.
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