One of the biggest compliments you could give the fashion industry is that it can change perceptions. It can be the voice for change throughout the world. Fashion is giving the disabled community a platform for the first time and at last, there is hope, hope that we may just be approaching a level playing field. A change embraced by all in an attempt to bring those with disabilities to the table when it comes to fashion. It has not been commonplace for brands to put their hea

The fashion world has always been a strict, uncompromising and harsh industry. However, within recent years they have adjusted their grip on what they used to deem as perfection. If you were above 5’8, extremely slender, the likelihood is that you would be considered a model. But, any variations to those two things above then most modelling agencies would not even consider you. This is the expectation we have of the modelling world. However, thankfully, it is constantly evolv

Slowly, and steadily the fashion industry is becoming more diverse, but there is still a long way to go. If I asked you to name any models you could, you would probably give me names like Kate Moss, Kendall Jenner, and Cara Delevingne. What do all these women have in common? They’re all tall, skinny white women. If I asked you to name any models who don’t fit this description, how many could you name? In 2018, a report said that out of 7,608 models 32.5% were people of colour