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As a size-inclusive fashion expert, I recently embarked on a personal challenge♥️ For the first month of this year, I committed to the fashion fast pledge by Future-Proof Fashion and wanted to stick to it. A week in, however, I found myself failing - not due to lack of commitment, but because of a systemic issue that plagues our industry👠 🔻For plus-sized women like me, the struggle to find fashionable pieces is real, particularly in the pre-loved market. As haute couture fashion week approached, I thought of borrowing❓ 🔺But, many designers don't offer sample pieces in extended sizes and most online rental platforms fall short on size-inclusive options. 🔺Yes, there are some offerings on pre-loved fashion websites, but they often fail to cater to our diverse body shapes, color preferences, and unique styles. We are not a one-size-fits-all demographic‼️ So here's my call to action: Let's reshape this narrative. It's high time we champion diversity and inclusivity in fashion. Let's create an industry where style is accessible to everyone, regardless of size. ‼️Because the truth is, I didn't fail in my challenge - the industry failed me and countless other plus-sized customers‼️ #plussizefashion #inclusivity #diversityinfashion #calltoaction #fashionexpert #sizeinclusive #plussize #fashionmarketing #consumerexperience #preloved #pfw #pfw24 #paris

🇬🇧 I'm delighted to introduce you to L'Envers du décor, my clothing brand for which I make all the pieces by hand.  Why this name?  The fashion industry, and more specifically Fast Fashion, is marked by controversies and ethical scandals linked to issues of pollution and labor exploitation. In contrast to this trend, it was essential for me to found a brand that reflected my values of #authenticity and transparency. The name embodies these principles, symbolizing the "backstage" or "behind the scenes". My brand ensures that the customer knows the origin and manufacturing process of each piece. I've also always been attracted to unique pieces that express my #individuality, in opposition to Fast Fashion which tends towards global homogenization. Passionate about #secondemain fashion both for its originality and its quality, I gradually turned towards customization, #upcycling, and then the #creation of exclusive models. My aim with this brand is to enable every woman who wears it to feel beautiful and unique, whatever her skin tone, build or religion. The project makes a point of highlighting the diversity of beauty within the black community, conscious that black and mixed-race women are often relegated to second place in traditional marketing under the guise of "diversity". 🇫🇷 Je suis ravie de vous présenter L'Envers du décor, ma marque de vêtements pour laquelle je réalise toutes les pièces à la main. Pourquoi ce nom ? L'industrie de la mode, et plus précisément de la Fast Fashion, est marqué par des controverses et des scandales éthiques liés à des problématiques de pollution et d'exploitation de la main-d'oeuvre. Contrairement à cette tendance, il était essentiel pour moi de fonder une marque qui reflète mes valeurs d'#authenticité et de transparence. Le nom incarne ces principes, symbolisant les "backstages" ou "coulisses". Ma marque assure au client une connaissance de l'origine et du processus de fabrication de chaque pièce. J'ai également toujours été attirée par des pièces uniques qui expriment mon #individualité, en opposition avec la Fast Fashion qui tend vers une homogénéisation globale. Passionnée par la mode #secondemain tant pour son originalité que pour sa qualité, je me suis orientée progressivement vers la customisation, l'#upcycling, puis la #création de modèles exclusifs. Mon objectif avec cette marque est de permettre à chaque femme qui la porte de se sentir belle et unique, peu importe sa carnation, corpulence ou religion. Le projet met un point d'honneur à mettre en valeur la diversité des beautés au sein de la communauté noire, consciente que les femmes noires et métissées sont souvent reléguées au second rang dans le marketing traditionnel sous couvert de "diversité". #slowfashion #designer #handmade

Embracing Diversity: Fashion for Everyone https://lnkd.in/djvjd7yq In a world where diversity is more important than ever, the fashion industry is taking a vital step forward by embracing inclusivity. Fashion has the power to celebrate every body shape and size, and more and more brands are offering styles that flatter a wide range of body types. From curvy to petite, fashion is celebrating individuality and offering a perfect fit for everyone. Fashion is a beautiful tapestry woven from threads of diverse cultures and traditions. Brands are now drawing inspiration from around the world, offering collections that honour different heritages. From African prints to Indian textiles and Japanese motifs, fashion is speaking a universal language of cultural appreciation. This is helping to promote a more inclusive industry that celebrates diversity in all its forms. Inclusivity in fashion isn't just about what you wear, it's about who you are. It's important to amplify the voices of marginalized communities within the industry, and this is where disabled models and indigenous artisans are making a significant contribution. By giving these voices a platform, fashion is becoming a more inclusive space that celebrates the diversity of the world we live in. Fashion is also breaking free from outdated gender norms, offering styles that blur the lines and celebrate individuality. This means that men and women can wear whatever they want and express themselves authentically, regardless of gender identity. By tossing out the rulebook, fashion is creating a more accepting and inclusive industry that values individuality and diversity. Finally, promoting racial diversity and representation within the industry is crucial. Brands are making progress, but there is still work to be done to ensure that everyone is given equal opportunities to shine. By championing brands that prioritize diversity and representation, we're changing the face of fashion and creating a more beautiful and accepting world. In conclusion, by embracing diversity and inclusivity, fashion is becoming a reflection of the beautifully diverse world we live in. It has the power to bring people together and make us feel seen, heard, and celebrated. Let's continue to embrace diversity in fashion and transform it into a more beautiful and inclusive industry that values individuality and celebrates diversity in all its forms. Click on the link to read more content like this 😀 👇 https://lnkd.in/djvjd7yq #thstudententrepreneur #fashion #diversity #inclusivity #beauty #industry #entrepreneur #individuality #confidence #skincolour #race #designer #brand #bodyshape #racialdiversity #representation #Africanprints #Indiantextiles #Japanesemotifs #culturalappreciation #tapestry #woven #threads #traditions #boldprints #intricateembroidery #indigenousartisans #sizes #curvy #petite #runways #boutiques

For too long, the fashion industry has overlooked the needs of midsize women, leaving a gap between straight sizes and plus sizes. As a brand rooted in inclusivity, Sisu believes that fashion should empower all women, regardless of their size. We recognize the importance of creating pieces that celebrate the diversity of body shapes and sizes, and we are committed to filling that gap by offering timeless, versatile, and high-quality clothing that fits and flatters midsize women. Here’s why the midsize market matters and how Sisu is championing inclusivity in fashion. Read More on the Blog https://bit.ly/3U2pI95

🌱👗 Réparer la Mode : Une Initiative pour un Avenir Durable 👉 Fixing Fashion. Cette entreprise partage ses connaissances et techniques pour aider chacun à entretenir, réparer et améliorer ses vêtements, contribuant ainsi à réduire les déchets liés à l'industrie de la mode à l'échelle mondiale. ☝ Problème : L'industrie de la mode est l'un des plus grands pollueurs de la planète, dégradant nos sources d'eau, nos écosystèmes et nos populations. 💪 Notre Action : Fixing Fashion s'engage à éduquer une communauté mondiale sur les pratiques durables en matière de mode. Nous fournissons des connaissances et des techniques pour entretenir, réparer et améliorer les vêtements existants. 💡 Comment ça marche : Nous nous attaquons aux problèmes de l'industrie de la mode en adoptant une approche innovante. Au lieu de rechercher de nouvelles tendances, nous encourageons à réutiliser et à réinventer ce qui existe déjà. Fixing Fashion n'est pas une marque de vêtements ordinaire ; nous sommes là pour vous aider à prolonger la durée de vie de vos vêtements, pas pour vous inciter à en acheter de nouveaux. Ce que nous offrons : https://fixing.fashion/ 💚 Collection Inspirante : Notre collection est exclusivement composée de vêtements réparés, améliorés et réinventés. Chaque pièce raconte une histoire de créativité et de durabilité, montrant qu'il est possible de rester à la mode tout en respectant l'environnement. 👐 Tutoriels de Réparation : Pour rendre la réparation des vêtements accessible à tous, nous avons créé une académie en ligne. Vous y trouverez des techniques de couture de base, des vidéos explicatives et des astuces pour redonner vie à vos vêtements préférés. 🤝 Communauté Engagée : Fixing Fashion ne se limite pas à fournir des solutions ; nous construisons une communauté mondiale de passionnés de mode durable. Ensemble, nous partageons nos connaissances, nos expériences et nos idées pour un avenir de la mode plus responsable. #ModeDurable #RéparonsEnsemble #YouTube #Althiatem #AdaptationClimatique  🌐 📗 📢 Comment vous pouvez contribuer : Rejoignez le mouvement #fixingfashion ! Utilisez ce hashtag pour partager vos propres réparations et inspirer les autres à suivre votre exemple. Ensemble, nous pouvons changer l'industrie de la mode, une couture à la fois.

Création du logo de MFS, marque de produits pour cheveux de femmes. Mots-clés : Fashion ; Cheveux ; Femmes ; Chic. #logodesigns #ThinkCreateResolve

Inclusivity is not just a trend but a new standard✨ Major fashion weeks across New York and Paris are finally showcasing a broader range of body types, and top designers are starting to embrace this evolution. We’ve got trailblazers like Ashley Graham, Paloma Elsesser, Precious Lee, and Jill Kortleve, who have become household names and symbols of body inclusivity. British Vogue even dubbed these women “the new supers,” solidifying their place as leaders in the fashion world. Yumi Nu, making history on the cover of Sports Illustrated’s swimsuit issue, further proves that change is happening. One of the most profound shifts happening right now is the realisation that bodies are not trends. They’re not something that goes in and out of style, depending on the season. Our bodies are fundamental to who we are. For far too long, fashion dictated what was acceptable, pushing unattainable ideals that left so many of us feeling excluded, like we didn’t belong. But now, when events like Fashion Week feature a range of body types, it sends a clear message: beauty isn’t limited to a single size. Join the ongoing conversation here: https://lnkd.in/ehjMUUZE #inclusivity #plussize #plussizewomen #newyork #paris #fashionweek #women

“86% of white men in the industry believe the industry is diverse. Only 46% of women of colour believe the industry is diverse.”* The #UKFashionDEIReport, the first of it’s kind, is here. A collaboration between the British Fashion Council Fashion Minority Report and The Outsiders Perspective, supported by knowledge partner McKinsey & Company the report focuses on a 3 part approach to understanding the state of play through data and evidence based claims, and moving into action. It wouldn’t be possible to produce this collaborative report without the partnership of the British Fashion Council Fashion Minority Report The Outsiders Perspective and @mckinseyco showcasing that when the industry works collectively, we can achieve positive change at pace. Discover the full report, available to download at no cost, below. https://lnkd.in/ewngVKDm *statistic taken from The UK Fashion DEI Report 2024 [Image description: A series of graphics in white on a blue background, with the statistics as featured in the caption, to share that the first ever UK Fashion DEI Report has launched, with the final slide, white text over an image of two women wearing denim, with the words ‘download the report’]