runway diversity On the Fall 2019 runways, racial and age diversity step forward, while size and gender inclusivity step back. Read more
 We were a little disappointed... Read more Nearly one-third (25 out of 77) of New York Fashion Week shows featured lineups that were at least 50 percent models of color. Read more
 Diversity (finally) wins. Read more Despite a landmark season, there are still serious strides to be made in all the diversity categories, especially in Europe. Read more
 There's a new model of the moment. Read more Close to one-fourth of New York’s shows featured over 50 percent models of color — and that’s not all. Every single category we examined hit record highs. Could it be a new day is dawning? Read more Two steps forward, two steps back. Read more On the Spring 2018 runways, race, age, body and transgender representation reached an all-time high. However, there’s still much work to be done. Read more Body diversity and transgender visibility are also way, way up. Read more
 Meet Charlee Fraser, who's living proof that a good haircut literally changes lives. Read more
 “We felt like it would be really beautiful and poetic to cast a full Asian cast and celebrate the heritage of the brand.” Read more Thomas Puttick enlisted a diverse cast of “muses and inspirational women” to model his Resort 2018 collection, among them Anne Aly. Read more We examined 241 shows and 7,035 model castings from New York, London, Paris and Milan — and it's mostly good news Read more
 Only 3 models of color were in high demand: Cong He, Selena Forrest and Lineisy Montero. Read more Not all heroes wear capes. Read more "If this behavior continues it's gonna be a long, cold week in Paris." Read more She just walked at Max Mara. Read more After a slight decline last season, New York's diversity numbers are on the rise. Read more
 Only one familiar face found her way back to the list from Spring 2017. Read more |
