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Do Good: DKNY x FEED Diaper Bag, Tote, Boots

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(Courtesty DKNY) Lauren Bush Lauren at work on her DKNY x FEED bag

As much as we can, we want to make sure our money is doing good in this world—and one easy way to spend our dollars wisely is to buy FEED Projects products. Founded by Lauren Bush Lauren in 2005, FEED Projects creates and sells apparel and accessories—everything from bracelets to handbags—and donates a significant portion of its profits, in the form of food and nutrition aid, to women and children around the world.

What we love about FEED is that it's not just some hemp-wearing hippy-dippy stuff. FEED collaborates with some serious, mainstream, high-end brands—like Godiva and Clarins—to create luxury items you actually want and are actually proud to tote around.

And, to that end, we're so excited to tell you about FEED's newest collaboration with DKNY, which goes on sale today at DKNY.com.

Dubbed "The Survival Collection," the DKNY x FEED collab includes a diaper bag ($220—your purchase will provide one mother and one child a full year of micronutrient powder through the United Nations World Food Programme); a city survival tote and umbrella ($220—your purchase will provide 100 children with emergency food); and a pair of city survival rainboots ($115—your purchase will provide 25 children with emergency food).

"FEED is thrilled to partner with DKNY on these fashionable and functional carry-alls for urban mothers and women on the go," Lauren Bush Lauren said in a statement. "The Diaper and City Survival Bags are sure to please FEED's biggest supporters: stylish mommies and style-conscious shoppers who have embraced the idea of compassionate consumerism and the importance of ending world hunger."

Here at StyleBistro, we're huge fans of FEED Projects (and Lauren Bush Lauren is, seriously, one of the nicest people ever—so we support her because we support niceness). Are you a fan of FEED? Let us know if you're planning on buying pieces from the new DKNY x FEED collection! We love them.