To highlight and celebrate diverse perspectives and representations in fashion.

To critique and challenge instances of discrimination and exclusion in the fashion industry.

To educate and inform consumers about the importance of diversity and inclusion in fashion.

All of the above.

By featuring models and influencers of diverse body types and abilities in fashion campaigns and editorials.

By critiquing the use of unrealistic and unattainable beauty ideals in fashion imagery.

By promoting the idea that beauty is subjective and comes in many forms.

All of the above.

By calling out instances of tokenism and cultural appropriation in fashion shows and campaigns.

By highlighting the work of designers and brands that promote cultural diversity and inclusivity.

By advocating for more diverse representation among fashion editors, stylists, and other industry professionals.

All of the above.

By featuring models with disabilities in fashion campaigns and editorials.

By critiquing the lack of accessible fashion options for individuals with disabilities.

By advocating for more inclusive design practices and accessible fashion shows.

All of the above.

By challenging traditional gender roles and stereotypes in fashion imagery and advertising.

By highlighting the work of designers and brands that promote gender-fluid and non-binary fashion.

By advocating for more inclusive casting practices and representation of gender-diverse models.

All of the above.

By featuring older models and influencers in fashion campaigns and editorials.

By critiquing the lack of representation of older individuals in fashion media and advertising.

By advocating for more age-inclusive design practices and accessible fashion options for older consumers.

All of the above.

It recognizes that individuals can experience multiple forms of discrimination and marginalization based on their race, gender, ability, and other identities.

It calls for a comprehensive approach to addressing diversity and inclusion that considers the unique experiences and challenges faced by different marginalized groups.

It encourages fashion critics to consider the ways in which various forms of oppression intersect and impact individuals' experiences in the fashion industry.

All of the above.

By highlighting brands and designers that prioritize sustainable and ethical practices in their production processes.

By critiquing the environmental and social impacts of fast fashion and overconsumption.

By promoting transparency and accountability in the fashion supply chain.

All of the above.

By providing critical analysis and commentary on fashion shows, campaigns, and editorials that promote diversity and inclusion.

By highlighting the work of designers and brands that are committed to promoting diversity and inclusion.

By educating consumers about the historical and cultural significance of diversity in fashion.

All of the above.

By featuring models and influencers from diverse ethnic backgrounds and cultures in fashion campaigns and editorials.

By critiquing the lack of representation of non-Eurocentric beauty ideals in fashion media and advertising.

By advocating for more inclusive casting practices and representation of diverse beauty standards in the fashion industry.

All of the above.

It ensures that fashion critics are respectful and mindful of the cultural context and significance of fashion designs and trends.

It calls for fashion critics to avoid making generalizations or stereotypes about different cultures and their fashion practices.

It encourages fashion critics to engage in dialogue with cultural experts and communities to gain a deeper understanding of the cultural significance of fashion.

All of the above.

By featuring models of diverse sizes and body types in fashion campaigns and editorials.

By critiquing the lack of size inclusivity in fashion shows and collections.

By advocating for more inclusive design practices and a wider range of sizes in fashion brands.

All of the above.

By calling out brands and designers for unethical labor practices and environmental violations.

By highlighting the importance of transparency in the fashion supply chain.

By advocating for stricter regulations and standards to ensure ethical and sustainable practices in the fashion industry.

All of the above.

By challenging traditional notions of beauty and promoting diverse representations in fashion imagery.

By advocating for more diverse hiring practices and representation of marginalized groups in the fashion industry.

By supporting designers and brands that prioritize diversity and inclusion in their collections and campaigns.

All of the above.