International Women’s Day may have started abroad, but the U.S. made it bigger. From suffragettes to CEOs, women have used their voices to change the game. And the celebration doesn’t stop on March 8!

One woman, two silk handkerchiefs, and a bold idea—Mary Phelps Jacob didn’t just change fashion, she sparked a movement.

Before women were even expected to be in the cartoon industry, Rose O’Neill was already making history—one sketch at a time. Her playful Kewpie dolls became a pop culture sensation, proving that creativity knows no limits.

From Cleopatra to suffragettes, red lipstick has been a symbol of confidence and rebellion. It’s not just a color—it’s a statement. And just like Squeem shapewear, it’s all about owning your power.