This exhibition features clothing worn by survivors of sexual assault, aiming to spark a crucial conversation about rape culture and the fallacy of "clothing as consent." The display challenges the harmful misconception that specific attire invites or excuses sexual violence. By seeing these everyday clothes, visitors may recognize similar items in their own wardrobes, prompting reflection on the pervasive myth that changing clothes can prevent sexual assault. The exhibition's powerful message is that clothing is never the cause of sexual violence. The exhibition has been showcased in several prominent venues, including the Netherlands ambassador's residence during their Women's UN!TE reception, the National Launch of the #16Days campaign in Uganda, and the Ugandan Parliament during a high-level dialogue meeting on GBV. It was also featured at the GIZ Uganda offices for their #16DaysOfActivism movie screening and concluded its tour at the national high-level symposium on sexual and gender-based violence.