Save Anna

What began as a tongue-in-cheek critique of fashion’s power structure became a viral sensation. The SAVE ANNA T-shirt, featuring a stark stencil of Anna Wintour paired with a satirical plea, ignited a global conversation about fashion, celebrity, and iconography. Worn by influencers, editors, and rebels alike, the design tapped into the cult of fashion with razor-sharp wit—blurring the line between pop art and protest. Created by Christopher Lee Sauvé, the shirt wasn’t just a graphic—it was a statement, sparking press coverage from The New York Times to The Daily Mail and setting the tone for a new era of fashion commentary through wearable art.