and that is the problem. all right. finally, you ve talked a lot about the problems in fashion, but i put it to you that actually fashion s come a long way, hasn t it? you ve got the british ghanaian edward enninful who is editor of british vogue. you ve got lots of models of colour on the runways, in magazines. gucci has used a model with down s syndrome for one of its fashion campaigns. and the fashion critic of the washington post in the us, robin givhan, says in may this year, diversity on the runway is much more part of the norm. finally, things are not that bad in fashion, are they? well, you know, if it wasn t forfashion being progressive, people like me wouldn t be in the position that i am today. so, absolutely, fashion have come a far way. but that doesn t mean that the process needs to stop now and we self celebrate and be finished with the work. there are a lot of diversity in fashion right now, but what we re pushing forward is inclusivity where our voices matter and we
that say no. right? for instance, they don t need to ask me if i can take off the hijab. they can just hire a black woman to do it so they can have the skin they re looking for or the features, but that s not what they want. what they want is to see how much they can break you. and that is the problem. all right. finally, you ve talked a lot about the problems in fashion, but i put it to you that actually fashion s come a long way, hasn t it? you ve got the british ghanaian edward enninful who is editor of british vogue. you ve got lots of models of colour on the runways, in magazines. gucci has used a model with down s syndrome for one of its fashion campaigns. and the fashion critic of the washington post in the us, robin givhan, says in may this year, diversity on the runway is much more part of the norm. finally, things are not that bad in fashion, are they? well, you know, if it wasn t forfashion being progressive, people like me wouldn t be in the position that i am today. so,
edward enninful who is editor of british vogue. you ve got lots of models of colour on the runways, in magazines. gucci has used a model with down s syndrome for one of its fashion campaigns. and the fashion critic of the washington post in the us, robin givhan, says in may this year, diversity on the runway is much more part of the norm. finally, things are not that bad in fashion, are they? well, you know, if it wasn t forfashion being progressive, people like me wouldn t be in the position that i am today. so, absolutely, fashion have come a far way. but that doesn t mean that the process needs to stop now and we self celebrate and be finished with the work. there are a lot of diversity in fashion right now, but what we re pushing forward is inclusivity where our voices matter and we re not just some tokenism. we look good on the runway but no one is really listening to us or is willing to do the advertising so that it resonates with the muslim or black or, you know, any ethnic mi
with down s syndrome for one of its fashion campaigns. and the fashion critic of the washington post in the us, robin givhan, says in may this year, diversity on the runway is much more part of the norm. finally, things are not that bad in fashion, are they? well, you know, if it wasn t forfashion being progressive, people like me wouldn t be in the position that i am today. so, absolutely, fashion have come a far way. but that doesn t mean that the process needs to stop now and we self celebrate and be finished with the work. there are a lot of diversity in fashion right now, but what we re pushing forward is inclusivity where our voices matter and we re not just some tokenism. we look good on the runway but no one is really listening to us or is willing to do the advertising so that it resonates with the muslim or black or, you know, any ethnic minority background. what i m pushing forward or hoping in the future is that it s notjust a trend, it s notjust something
of colour on the runways, in magazines. gucci has used a model with down s syndrome for one of its fashion campaigns. and the fashion critic of the washington post in the us, robin givhan, says in may this year, diversity on the runway is much more part of the norm. finally, things are not that bad in fashion, are they? well, you know, if it wasn t forfashion being progressive, people like me wouldn t be in the position that i am today. so, absolutely, fashion have come a far way. but that doesn t mean that the process needs to stop now and we self celebrate and be finished with the work. there are a lot of diversity in fashion right now, but what we re pushing forward is inclusivity where our voices matter and we re not just some tokenism. we look good on the runway but no one is really listening to us or is willing to do the advertising so that it resonates with the muslim or black or, you know, any ethnic minority background. what i m pushing forward