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Prada is an Italian businesswoman and fashion designer. She was the only Italian to make it onto a list of the world’s most powerful women, compiled by the business journal Forbes. She studied political science at Milan university, but after she took over her family’s brand she reinvented it and made it one of the most influential houses of the time. Since 1978 when she acquired the company, she has bought Jil Sander, Helmut Lang and Azzedine Alaïa. In 2002, Prada opened her own art museum. She has also been named one of the ‘best dressed over-50s’, and won many awards for her contributions to fashion.

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Taylor Swift is an award winning, record breaking singer-songwriter/actress who has won artist of the decade and has eleven grammies and counting. Other than being an incredibly powerful women she is not afraid to speak up when it comes to feminism which she has also expressed through her song writing for example in an interview about her song mad woman she says "The most rage provoking element of being a Female is the gaslighting that happens when for centuries we have been just expected to absorb male behaviour silently and often times when in an enlightened state and emboldened state now respond to bad male behaviour or somebody just doing something really out of line and we respond and that response is treated like the offence its self." Not only is she a feminist but she also shows her undeniable support time and time again to the LGBTQIA+ community. Her music was sold without her permission by her producer who knew she didn't want to sell her life's work but she is taking back her power as she is re-recording her music so that she herself owns it.

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Rosa Louise Parks è stata un'attivista statunitense. Fu figura-simbolo del movimento per i diritti civili, divenuta famosa per aver rifiutato nel 1955 di cedere il posto su un autobus a un bianco, dando così origine al boicottaggio dei bus a Montgomery.
-Rota Sofia

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Emma Watson è un'attrice e attivista britannica. Ha raggiunto la fama mondiale dopo aver interpretato il personaggio di Hermione Granger, coprotagonista della serie cinematografica di Harry Potter.

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She uses her platform to spread positive messages & she raised millions of pounds in aid of the fans killed at her Manchester concert last May, at One Love Manchester. She is also a feminist, and she is Italian (but born in Florida)

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An amazing sculptress and mother! Make sure to check out her sculptor of me!
-Katie

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Harriet Everest studied Fine Art at Newcastle University, majoring in sculpture. She continued to sculpt part-time whilst working at Sotheby's, Bonham's and Matthiesen Fine Art. During this time Harriet completed several portrait commissions of both adults and children, working in clay and casting in bronze, cement, resin and plaster or firing in terracotta.

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Rossella Fiamingo (Catania, 14 luglio 1991) è una schermitrice italiana specializzata nella spada, medaglia d'argento ai Giochi olimpici di Rio de Janeiro, prima medaglia olimpica individuale nella storia della spada femminile italiana, e vincitrice per due volte consecutive delle medaglie d'oro nella spada individuale ai mondiali di scherma di Kazan 2014 e di Mosca 2015..

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Rita Levi Montalcini was born on 22 April 1909 in Turin and was a neurologist, academic and was appointed italian Lifetime senator , and in 1986 won the Nobel Prize for medicine.

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Carla Fracci è una delle ballerine più brave e note che l'Italia abbia mai avuto, ha ispirato tantissimi ragazzi e ragazze a continuare questa sua grande passione.

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Beatrice Maria “Bebe” Vio (born 4 March 1997) is an Italian wheelchair fencer, 2014 and 2016 European champion, 2015 and 2017 World champion, and 2016 Paralympic champion in the foil B category. She's a brave girl.

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Beatrice Maria “Bebe” Vio (born 4 March 1997) is an Italian wheelchair fencer, 2014 and 2016 European champion, 2015 and 2017 World champion, and 2016 Paralympic champion in the foil B category. She's a brave girl.

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Video by Lorena Alvarado

Beatrice Vio cultivated a passion for fencing when she was five years old. At 11, she contracted severe meningitis. In the hospital, the doctors gave her an unimaginable choice: Keep her limbs and risk death, or amputate all four to ensure survival. She chose life. Now, Vio is a Paralympic champion and the only fencer in the world who competes without arms or legs.

"My strength lies in not thinking about my body and using what I have left to the fullest," Vio says in Lorena Alvarado's short documentary, Beatrice. The film tells the Italian fencer's inspiring story, from diagnosis to grueling rehabilitation to winning a gold medal in Rio in 2016. Although Vio competes with prosthetics, she has come to accept them as part of her body. "When I grab the sword, I feel my fingers gripping the handle," she says in the film. "I feel I do the movements with my hand, but I actually do them with my elbow. I don't think about the movements; I feel them. It's as if the metal blade was my skin, and the grip, my hand."

"Beatrice's fearlessness and optimism are supernatural," Alvarado told The Atlantic. "I've never met someone so confident and excited about being alive."

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Beatrice Vio cultivated a passion for fencing when she was five years old. At 11, she contracted severe meningitis. In the hospital, the doctors gave her an unimaginable choice: Keep her limbs and risk death, or amputate all four to ensure survival. She chose life.

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Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill DBE is a retired British track and field athlete from England, specialising in multi-eventing disciplines and 100 metres hurdles

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she is a great writer and a mum
-Charlotte

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This is the website of Mo O'Hara, author of the "My Big Fat Zombie Goldfish" series published by Macmillan.

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Oltre che pedagogista, filosofa e fondatrice di un metodo educativo tuttora usato in tutto il mondo. E’ stata la prima donna a laurearsi in medicina in Italia, nel 1896.

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Gloria Steinem, world-renowned feminist, journalist and activist once explained ‘The story of women's struggle for equality belongs to no single feminist nor to any one organisation but to the collective efforts of all who care about human rights.’

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Gloria Steinem, world-renowned feminist, journalist and activist once explained ‘The story of women's struggle for equality belongs to no single feminist nor to any one organisation but to the collective efforts of all who care about human rights.’

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Federica Pellegrini è una nuotatrice italiana specializzata nello stile libero.

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Qual è il motivo per cui questo timida pianta dai pallini gialli è diventata “il fiore” per eccellenza  da regalare alle donne l’8 marzo?
Molti conoscono la triste storia per cui si è deciso che l’8 marzo diventasse la Festa della donna. Nel 1908, proprio l’8 marzo, 129 operaie di un’industria di New York rimasero uccise in un incendio, mentre protestavano per le condizioni di lavoro indegne a cui erano sottoposte. Da allora, l’8 marzo è diventata la giornata ufficiale dedicata alle donne.
Ma perché, tra i tanti fiori, proprio la mimosa è stata scelta come “regalo doc” per questa giornata?
Secondo alcuni, perché nei pressi della fabbrica bruciata nel 1908 cresceva proprio un albero di mimosa. Tuttavia l’ipotesi più accreditata è di carattere più storico che simbolico.
Sono state le italiane a eleggere la mimosa “pianta delle donne”. Nel 1946, l’U.D.I. (Unione Donne Italiane) cercava un fiore che potesse celebrare la prima Festa della donna del dopoguerra. La scelta fu quasi obbligata: la mimosa è una delle poche piante a essere fiorita all’inizio di marzo. Inoltre aveva il vantaggio di essere poco costosa.
-Francesca

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Samantha Cristoforetti è un'aviatrice, ingegnere, astronauta militare italiana, prima donna italiana negli equipaggi dell' Agenzia Spaziale Europea.
Ha conseguito il record europeo e il record femminile di permanenza nello spazio in un singolo volo.
-Gaia

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Carolina Kostner è una pattinatrice artistica su ghiaccio italiana.

H vinto le olimpiadi invernali nel 2014 con la medaglia di brozo, è stata campionessa modiale nel 2012, ha ricevuto una medaglia altre cinque volte ai Campionati del mondo, è stata cinque volte campionessa europea, e nove volte campionessa italiana.

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Florence Nightingale Pioneering Nurse 1820 - 1910

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Florence Nightingale Pioneering Nurse 1820 - 1910

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Florence Nightingale went to the Crimean War to nurse wounded soldiers. She and her nurses saved many lives. Famous for being the ‘Lady with the Lamp’ who organised the nursing of sick and wounded soldiers during the Crimean War, Florence Nightingale's far-sighted ideas and reforms have influenced the very nature of modern healthcare.

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I want to describe you one of the most important women of Italy:Laura Pausini.She is a singer, songwriter and Italian television presenter. He began his career in 1993, winning the Sanremo Festival in the News section with the song:La solitudine.

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I want to describe you one of the most important women of Italy:Laura Pausini.She is a singer, songwriter and Italian television presenter. He began his career in 1993, winning the Sanremo Festival in the News section with the song:La solitudine.

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Laura Pausini - La Solitudine (Official Video)

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She promoted black rights and funded the Washington monument.
-Katie

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In early 1780, Elizabeth went to stay with her aunt, Gertrude Schuyler Cochran, in Morristown, New Jersey. There she met Alexander Hamilton, one of General George Washington's aides-de-camp, who was stationed along with the General and his men in Morristown for the winter.

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Franca Viola è la prima donna italiana che denunciò e fece condannare, negli anni ’60, il suo stupratore, rifiutando un matrimonio riparatore. Divenne simbolo della crescita civile dell'Italia nel secondo dopoguerra e dell'emancipazione delle donne italiane.
-Alessia

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She's a legend

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Fenty Beauty by Rihanna | Beauty for All

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Fenty Beauty by Rihanna was created with promise of inclusion for all women. With an unmatched offering of shades and colors for ALL skin tones, you'll never look elsewhere for your beauty staples. Browse our foundation line, lip colors, and so much more.

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Here are some suggestions from Jags girls

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Here are some suggestions from Jags girls

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1.       Marie Curie – Saved many lives and inspired women to become scientists

2.       Malala Yousafzai – Inspired girls to fight for their education

3.       Jessica Ennis-Hill – she inspired more girls to take up sport

4.       Emmeline Pankhurst – Helped women to get the vote allowing them to be more influential within society

5.       J.K. Rowling – Inspired women to become authors and be successful

6.       Frida Kahlo – Inspired people with art

7.       Marilyn Monroe – Promoted women’s body image

8.       Audrey Hepburn – Dedicated her life to helping children

9.       Wonder Woman – Inspirational superhero for younger children

10.   Princess Sofia – Princess, Suffragette and nurse during the war

11.   Michelle Obama – Black role model who did lots of charity work

12.   Emma Watson – UN Goodwill Ambassador

13.   Rosa Parks – Stood up for black people by sitting down on a bus

14.   Emily Davidson – Martyr and great inspiration for women

15.   Princess Diana – Proved that you can be a working mum and still be successful

16.   Florence Nightingale – Saved many lives and proved it was worth educating women

17.   Helen Keller – She was blind and deaf but went on to be a very educated woman

18.   Mary Seacole – She was a nurse but she wasn’t allowed to work in the hospitals so she went out into the warzone and worked there instead

19.   Amelia Earhart – First female to receive a Red Cross medal and inspired women to do the jobs they wanted to do

20.   Anne Frank – She documented her life and inspired people

21.   Mother Theresa – Kind – hearted and caring and gave her life to the poor

22.   Adele – Ignored body-image opinions

23.   Ariana Grande – shut down sexist comments

24.   Billie-Jean King – Proved that women can be successful

25.   Jane Austen – female writer when all writers were men

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For the woman's day,i want to describe you one of the most important woman of Bergamo:Sofia Goggia.She is an Italian alpine skier, Olympic downhill champion at Pyeongchang 2018.

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For the woman's day,i want to describe you one of the most important woman of Bergamo:Sofia Goggia.She is an Italian alpine skier, Olympic downhill champion at Pyeongchang 2018.

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Sofia Goggia storms to home soil win in Cortina 1st Downhill | Highlights

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She is a really pretty and cool model and my god-sister.
-Monica

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Every week, Bazaar's booking team highlights one name to note, from the industry's best-known faces to girls who are just starting out. This week, we turn our attention to Anna-Lea Gardner.

As the latest in a long line of fashion's Brit obsessions, Anna-Lea Gardner has the kind of buzz most models only dream about. When you are one of the first to be signed by Kate Moss' new agency and the latest model to be tapped by Miuccia Prada - the barometer of model greatness - for her Resort 2018 show, it's safe to say that you're in high demand. Heading into fashion month this autumn, it's not a matter of will Gardner show up, but where.

Armed with a soulful gaze, incredible bone structure and versatility in print, the 19-year-old is sure to be one of the defining models of the current generation of British rising stars. We talk to the newcomer about her favourite London spots, bacon cheeseburgers and Lily Cole.
How were you discovered? If you weren't modelling, which career would you pursue and why? What would you say has been the highlight of your career so far?
" Definitely walking for Prada Resort ."
How do you spend your free time? Do you have any travel tips for those visiting your home town? What are the three products you can't live without?
" Pond's moisturiser, Lancôme's Gel Eclat Cleanser and anything by Moroccanoil. "
What is your favourite form of exercise? What is your dream shoot? Name your five essential items you wouldn't leave the house without? If you had to wear only one designer, who would it be?
" Probably Cé line, I like its oversize items and slightly boyish pieces ."
What kind of advice would you give to new girls to the industry? Is there a model's career that you admire and why? What is your life motto? Let's talk about favourites. What about...
...music? " I'm kind of obsessed with Iggy Pop right now. "

Hair and make-up by Louisa Copperwaite

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Every week, Bazaar's booking team highlights one name to note, from the industry's best-known faces to girls who are just starting out. This week, we turn our attention to Anna-Lea Gardner. As the latest in a long line of fashion's Brit obsessions, Anna-Lea Gardner has the kind of buzz most models only dream about.