Threads of Identity explores how Telfar, JW Anderson, and Chromat challenged fashion's boundaries of gender, race, and inclusion. With slogans like "Not for You, For Everyone" and runway shows celebrating diverse bodies, these brands redefined accessibility and authenticity. This book examines how clothing became a stage for identity politics and why fashion evolved into a platform for empowerment. By telling stories of resistance, representation, and reinvention, it reveals how garments stitched together movements as much as they stitched seams-fashion as activism, identity, and revolution.