The Ukraine situation is not just a political one; it is also a humanitarian one, despite the fact that many politicians, members of the Royal family, and celebrities stay out of politics. Terrible is why, in the face of this catastrophe, the entire globe has come together to support Ukraine and its people. Here are all the well-known and powerful people showing their support.
1. Kate Middleton
While visiting the Ukrainian Cultural Centre in London, Kate Middleton donned a blue sweater and a blue and yellow breeches to demonstrate her support for Ukraine. The Duchess of Cambridge arrived to find out more about the initiatives being taken to oppose the war and aid those who are being harmed. The Alexander McQueen sweater was created to coordinate with the Ukrainian flag.
2. Queen Letizia
Queen Letizia wore a vyshyvanka, making a strong pro-humanitarian stance.To a ceremony at the Mutua Madrilea Foundation in Madrid, she donned the ensemble. Spain is one of the 141 member states of the UN that have denounced this Russian aggression.
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3. Nancy Pelosi
Nancy Pelosi, speaker of the House, showed support for Ukraine by wearing a stylish blue jacket and a pin with the flags of the US and Ukraine on it. Many other senators showed their support by donning the pins as well, including Kamala Harris, who wore hers in her own jacket.
4.Joe Biden
To announce the restriction on Russian energy imports as a step in the recent economic sanctions campaign, the US president himself wore a yellow and blue tie. He referred to Putin as a “dictator” in the same address. In a reference to the nation’s flag, his wife Jill Biden donned a blue dress with a sunflower embroidered on one sleeve, and he also sported a striped tie.
5. Isabel Marant
In keeping with her trademark Parisian style, fashion designer Isabel Marant showed her support for the country by donning a pullover bearing the Ukrainian flag. In the Place Colette, close to the Palais-Royal, she wore it with loose slacks and unassuming shoes. Marant took to Instagram in the hours before the presentation to express her brand’s support for Ukraine and to share that her Endowment Fund had given to UNICEF and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees.
6. Carolyn Maloney
Instead of following the blue and yellow fashion trend, U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney, the chair of the House Committee on Oversight and Reform, chosen to dress entirely traditionally in Ukraine for President Biden’s State of the Union speech. Maloney also speaks for the congressional district of Little Ukraine in Manhattan.
7. Salma Hayek
During Paris Fashion Week, Salma Hayek was seen wearing an oversized tunic that was blue on top and yellow on the bottom in a shot with Kim Kardashian. Salma deserves praise for choosing to wear this understated display of humanitarian support when she might have, like her friend Kim, chosen to wear an attention-grabbing ensemble for the paparazzi.
