Fashion has long been a vehicle for expression. Historically, the rag trade has always been a way for both brands and consumers to make a statement—whether it be politically or aesthetically motivated. As National Voter Registration Day begins, it’s a bit more obvious which intention is being executed at this moment. “This becomes especially noticeable during election years, as brands use fashion to make statements on societal issues through slogans and colors,” Justin Goldsberry, a political...