Who are we?
Designers Against AIDS is an international project launched in 2004 by non-profit organization Beauty Without Irony. Through celebrities from fashion, music, sports and art, we at DAA work with informing as many people as possible about the possible dangers of unprotected sex – specifically the threat of HIV/AIDS.
Who are we?
Designers Against AIDS is an international project launched in 2004 by non-profit organization Beauty Without Irony. Through celebrities from fashion, music, sports and art, we at DAA work with informing as many people as possible about the possible dangers of unprotected sex – specifically the threat of HIV/AIDS.
Well, what exactly do we do?
We work together with designers, celebrities and people in other important roles to keep you up to date, and hope you’ll help us by informing yourself and staying safe during sex, getting tested regularly, sharing – so that you may help others and of course we take donations should you be in a giving mood – simply scroll down and find the “donations” button.
Don’t forget World AIDS Day on December 1st
Visit www.worldaidsday.org to read more about World AIDS Day
Check out the latest from the DAA blog:
Gigi Hadid loves us!
Gigi Hadid Loves Designers against AIDS! Here she's wearing a T-shirt designed by Marc Jacobs, with a print of Kendall Jenner and Cara Delevingne that was part of a series benefitting DAA. We still have a signed one here at the office- let us know if you're...
Musician And Top Model Josh Beech Supports DAA
Musician and top model Josh Beech (who modelled in the 3th Fashion against AIDS campaign in 2010 together with Lou Doillon and Elizabeth Jagger) played at Proud Gallery in London with his band Hildamay, while wearing a Designers against AIDS festival tee. Thanks for...
Belgian Model Hanne Gaby Odiele On What It Means To Be Intersex
When Hanne Gaby Odiele was two weeks old, she developed an infection. Her parents took her to the hospital near their native Kortrijk, Belgium; the doctors did some blood work—and then they informed Franke and Annie Termote that their little boy was going to be just...