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Designer Christian Siriano Created the World's First Thrift Symbol For ThredUp, "Because Throwaway Fashion Culture Is a Problem" Christian Siriano has spent the past several months brainstorming ways to better our future and putting his ideas into action. He was one of the first fashion designers to convert his studio into a workspace for making face masks, donating thousands to those on the frontlines fighting COVID-19. He made a political statement on his spring '21 runway ...with a Vote dress that was famously worn by Lizzo and encouraged fans to head to the polls. He helped Leslie Jones stand up for the Black community at the People's Choice Awards, designing a suit that listed victims of police brutality. Siriano is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to using his art, his platform, and his energy to make a difference, and his latest venture is plain proof. Christian has partnered with secondhand marketplace ThredUp to design the first-ever universal symbol for used clothing. It's a hanger icon improved, bringing in the cyclical arrows reminiscent of the "reduce, reuse, recycle" image. This symbol is meant for consumers to wear proudly to show they are promoting sustainability by extending the life of clothing. Rather than buying new, they are outwardly committing to fighting fashion waste. Siriano told POPSUGAR that he's already ironed it onto some of his own vintage tees and blazers, and he has already confirmed a celebrity style moment - Lily Collins will be wearing the icon on a chic top very soon.