This is What a Woman Looks Like

In 2025, womanhood is not a single story – it’s a vibrant, joyful tapestry of lived experiences that defy narrow definitions. This Is What a Woman Looks Like is LGBT Foundation’s Pride campaign celebrating the strength, beauty, and diversity of women everywhere.

From billboards across the high streets of our cities to the timelines of your favourite social feeds, this campaign is a visible, proud declaration that all women – trans women, lesbian and bisexual women, women of colour, disabled women, older women, working-class women, migrant women, and many more – of all shapes, sizes and walks of life – deserve to be seen, heard, and celebrated.

At its heart, This Is What a Woman Looks Like is about:

Celebrating the richness and complexity of womanhood in 2025

Uplifting women whose identities are questioned or erased

Mainstream narratives have a powerful opportunity to grow by more fully reflecting the diverse realities of women whose identities extend beyond the expected or traditionally accepted.

This campaign celebrates our similarities and differences, explores all women’s shared bond and unique experiences, expands understanding, and sparks compassion.

It is a celebration, a resistance, and an invitation all at once.

We want to showcase the real, everyday beauty of women and womanhood in all its forms. And we need you to help us do that!

Show your support by updating your profile picture — download one of our icons and stand in solidarity.

Create your own custom profile photo with our frames!

Show your support with one of our LinkedIn banners

A banner for LinkedIn with the headline "THIS IS WHAT A WOMAN LOOKS LIKE" and "See the full picture: www.lgbt.foundation" against a black background

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Fight for Trans and Non Binary Rights

"I pledge to protect the rights of trans and non binary folk and stand up for their identities and freedoms." Every name behind our cause gives us more power in the fight for equality for trans and non-binary people.


Together, we can celebrate the power of sisterhood, resilience, visibility and reimagine what womanhood can look like when everyone is included.

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