Monica Lewinsky Rocks the Vote (and stylish work clothes) in a new Reformation campaign

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Monica Lewinsky wants you to know your rights and get out to the polls this election year — and do it in style. Activist is channeling her advocacy background to help get people out the vote in a new partnership with sustainable LA fashion brand Reformation.

For her first fashion campaign, Lewinsky partnered with Reformation and Vote.org to become the face of “You have the power” campaign alongside the launch of a new one collection of work clothes. Priced ($58-$798) and available now at Reformation.com, Lewinsky's poll-ready looks feature sharp silhouettes, great fit and sustainable materials. Some of the chic pieces include the cherry Two-piece Moya linenThe Classic Relaxed Blazer with the Mason Pantand navy blue Caiden two piece.

While she appears in style for this campaign, Lewinsky is also an avid public speaker on harassment and strategic consultant to the anti-bullying organization Bystander Revolution. “It's very simple: Voting uses our voice to be heard and is the most defining — and powerful — aspect of democracy,” Lewinsky said in a statement about the campaign. “Voting is always important, but the stakes are particularly high this year with voter disillusionment and apathy threatening to significantly impact turnout. I'm excited and grateful to be working with Reformation to remind people to register, use their voice and VOTE!”

Photographed by Zooey Grossman, the campaign stars Lewinsky in a series of office pieces that exude power, including Lysander dress in a polka dot print combined with the black shades used to avoid the paparazzi, keeping the namesake Monica cross, a stylish, structured leather bag. “A female Ref is an empowered woman – and an empowered woman uses her voice,” adds Lewinsky.

The best part; Reformation will donate 100 percent of the proceeds from it You've Got the Power Sweatshirt. at Vote.org. As Reform states on their websitevoters must register at least 15 days before the Nov. 5 general election. Some states even allow it same day registration, including California, Colorado, Illinois, Montana, Nevada, Washington and more. Regardless of your look on Election Day, make sure you get out and vote this year! See how you can shop some of Lewinsky's looks and see the campaign at TheReformation.com.

Veda Ashland Leather Trench

Lucas Relaxed Regenerative Merino Polo

Mikol knitted dress

Monica Crossbody