With two hashtags, Supreme has made it clear who it wants for President: #imwithher and #fucktrump.

“This might be the most important decision of your life, make it count. Go Vote Tuesday, November 8th,” it said in the caption of a photo of pro skater Sage Elsesser holding an “I Voted” sticker posted on Instagram earlier today, along with those hashtags.

Sharing this message with its 2.9 million followers, this is the first time in Supreme’s history that it has endorsed a political candidate.

The brand follows Vogue which came out as pro Hillary two weeks ago – like Supreme it was the first time in its history, which stretches back 123 years. 

And that’s not all. Many other members of the fashion community have endorsed Clinton, including Ralph Lauren who has designed many of her infamous pantsuits, Calvin Klein, Diane von Furstenberg, Donna Karan, Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors, Prabal Gurung, Tory Burch and Vera Wang – a list which pretty much includes every major fashion designer on the New York Fashion Week schedule.

In addition to pledging their support, Burch and Wang reportedly donated $33,400 to a Clinton “victory fund,” while Klein gave $43,400.