What is the new ‘Women Supporting Women’ Instagram trend ‘challenge accepted’?

THE “Women Supporting Women” challenge on social media consists of women posting a black and white picture of themselves on Instagram using the hashtag #womensupportingwomen.

It has garnered the attention of celebrities such as Eva Longoria and , and they have participated and tagged other women on the platform.

Here is more about the challenge. 

What is the new ‘Women Supporting Women’?

The new challenge, “Women Supporting Women” has taken over the social media platform as a way to promote women empowerment.

In order to participate, you must post a black and white photo of yourself on Instagram and tag other women to keep the chain going.

Once you are tagged, you must use the hashtag #womensupportingwomen and write “challenge accepted” in the caption.

The idea for the challenge is to build self-confidence and support via social media.

What celebrities are partaking in it?

Famous women have joined in with the Women Supporting Women Challenge, such as Vanessa Bryant, Kerry Washington, and Eva Longoria.

, Eniko Hart, , and Zoe Saldana also took part in the Instagram challenge by uploading a black and white shot of themselves.

Zoe captioned her picture: “I accept the #challenge. Love the sisterhood of women today.”

What other challenges happen on Instagram?

Many others have created templates to put on Instagram stories with other challenges and checklists to complete.

Those templates are popular among Instagram users, as they contain questions from the game “never have I ever” or “bucket list” style questions.

There are also challenges where you post a baby picture of yourself and share a memory behind that picture.

Then, you nominate others to post their childhood pictures with their best memory of childhood.

The most popular one has been the Dalgona coffee challenge were users prepare a two-layer creamy coffee and share it with the hashtag #dalgonacoffeechallenge.

The Dalgona challenge also extended through , where users made videos of themselves whipping the coffee and showing their end result.