International Women's Day is celebrated worldwide on March 8 – but what does it actually mean?
The day serves as a reminder of the incredible contributions women make in all areas of life – whether social, economic, cultural, or political. We introduce you to some remarkable women whose style and dedication continue to inspire us today, encouraging us to believe in our own potential.

Audrey Hepburn remains one of the most fascinating and influential icons in fashion history. Her style shaped generations – minimalist, charming, and timeless. In the early 1950s, she met French fashion designer Hubert de Givenchy. She became not only his favorite model but also his artistic muse. Together, they created unforgettable fashion moments. Audrey's big breakthrough came with her role as Holly Golightly in „Breakfast at Tiffany’s“. The image of Hepburn standing in front of Tiffany’s, dressed in a little black dress, sunglasses, pearls, and holding a croissant, became legendary. It cemented her status as an eternal style icon and made the little black dress a fashion essential.But Hepburn was more than just an actress and fashion inspiration. She spoke five languages fluently and dedicated years of her life to humanitarian work as a UNICEF ambassador, earning the Presidential Medal of Freedom for her efforts.

Audrey Hepburn embodied a rare blend of style, intellect, and compassion like no other. A true role model for Women's Day, reminding us:

Inspired by her iconic Tiffany’s look, we’ve curated a stylish Breakfast at Tiffany’s outfit just for you:

Blonde, slim, and always in pink – in 1959, Barbie stepped onto the toy world’s stage. She was the vision of Ruth Handler, who wanted to create more than just a doll. Inspired by her daughter, Handler realized there was a lack of toys that encouraged girls to see themselves in different roles. Thus, Barbie was born—initially reflecting the beauty standards of the time, but with far greater potential. Ruth created a symbol of diversity, empowerment, and self-determination.In 2023, the hype around Mattel’s iconic doll reached its peak. Millions of people dressed in pink flocked to cinemas worldwide. The new movie celebrates Barbie’s versatility and a world full of confident women: a doctor, a construction worker, a scientist, a pilot, and many more strong Barbies.

Today, Barbie is more than just a doll. She serves as a reminder that we don’t have to fit into a predefined mold—we can shape our own lives, on our own terms. Be like Barbie. Choose for yourself.

We’ve curated a selection of exciting items that are just as versatile as the doll that has inspired us for so long: 

Carrie Bradshaw or Sarah Jessica Parker? It’s hard to separate the American actress from her most iconic role – Carrie Bradshaw. The unforgettable columnist from „Sex and the City“ takes on the streets of New York in bold, experimental outfits, always searching for the next big adventure – whether in love or fashion. But beyond the camera, Parker reveals a different side: an elegant, timeless look that reflects her sophistication and attention to detail. Yet both styles – whether a tulle skirt or a tailored suit – she wears with the same confidence and creativity.

Who doesn’t relate to that? Fashion is more than just fabric – it’s expression, identity, and empowerment. And that’s what it’s all about: celebrating yourself, making a statement, and pushing boundaries – in life and in your wardrobe. Feel the same way? Then discover NEW YORKER’s latest collection, designed to inspire you to wear what truly represents you – today, tomorrow, and every day.