Do we need 100 years of fashion to find 70 female designers? On December 7 of this year the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute will open its Women Dressing Women exhibition, celebrating 70 female designers over the last 100 years. In 2020, the fashion industry committed to implementing and furthering their DEI pledges, however, in 2023 the majority of creative directors at the helm of the industry's top brands are men. And yet over 85 percent of graduating students from top fashion schools are female, and one in six workers in the fashion industry globally identifies as female. But as of 2018, only around 14 percent of the top 50 major fashion brands are run by women. While I can’t control what others do, but I can control how I run my brand. AYSHA NY is: 👸Female founded and female run. ♻️We are committed to sustainability and supporting local small businesses in NYC. 🗽100% of our products are manufactured locally, supporting small businesses that employ women from underrepresented groups. 👩🏫Most importantly, our brand is designed by a woman (me) for women. We know what looks good on other women. AYSHA NY is all about the hidden and visible details that celebrate the ever changing female figure in creating luxurious looks that make a statement. #MakeAStatement #AYSHANYMakesMeFeel #WomenDressingWomen #madeInNY https://lnkd.in/eQB9KV2J
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1yTo your continued success and that of other women designers.