Diversifying high fashion

In the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement, supermodel Naomi Campbell featured in a video, published by Reuters news agency, which discussed the subject of diversity in high fashion.

“The fight for equality and for diversity, has been a long journey in society and in the fashion industry” Campbell said, “today, in 2020, we still have a long way to go.”

Campbell helped launch a campaign within fashion, called Access All.

The supermodel concluded:

“A powerful sense of urgency has been spoken out aloud, around the world, with the Black Lives Matter movement. This is a call for action that we are making as we hope that this is a conversation that is starting now, and will last for as long as it is needed.”

UPDATE: following a request from Reuters, their video originally posted alongside this article has been removed.

Image credit: Getty / Shutterstock.


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Naomi Elaine Campbell is a British model, actress and businesswoman. Discovered at the age of 15, she established herself amongst the most recognisable and in-demand models of the late 1980s, the 1990s and the earlier 2000s including modern day.

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1 thought on “Diversifying high fashion”

  1. Fashion has always been a little bit slow to evolve when it comes to this type of thing. Good if they are coming into the 21st century… but I will believe it when it actually happens.

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