John Bartlett designs gay pride T-shirts to benefit Tiny Tim rescue

June 4, 2012 2:36 PM PT

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In honor of gay pride events being held nationwide this week (the L.A. Pride parade is Sunday, with Molly Ringwald as grand marshal), New York-based fashion designer and LGBT and animal-rights activist John Bartlett has created a new capsule collection of T-shirts that lend support to more than one cause.

The ‘Gay, Proud and Compassionate’ tees and tanks ($30-$40) for men and women feature Bartlett’s three-legged ‘Tiny Tim’ dog logo in rainbow foil. Ten percent of proceeds from sales of the shirts on the designer’s website will benefit animal rescue nonprofit the Tiny Tim Rescue Fund, which is named after Bartlett’s three-legged pit bull rescue dog Tiny Tim.

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As Los Angeles Times fashion critic from 2004-15, Booth Moore logged tens of thousands of miles covering the runways from L.A. to Paris and interviewing style leaders such as Karl Lagerfeld, Tom Ford and Donatella Versace.

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