Model Anok Yai Reacts To Carine Roitfeld's Comments; Urges Fashion Industry to Educate Themselves

Vogue how she hopes to ‘influence decisions that will impact future generations and the world that we leave them’ in her new role.Detailing her commitment to sustainability, the actress told the publication that she first became interested in sustainability in fashion at the tender age of 12, when she was doing junkets and promotional tours for Harry Potter.‘At school, I took a specific interest in Fair Trade fashion and renewable energy sources under the supervision of a really inspiring

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Amid the Black Lives Matter movement, Joan Smalls is using her voice to call out the silence of the fashion industry.  In a message from the supermodel, Smalls, who has been modeling for more than a decade, aired her grievances with an industry she has long worked in.

Supermodel Anok Yai is opening up about her experiences with "racial injustice." The 22-year-old star, who made history in 2018 as the second Black model to ever to open a Prada show (Naomi Campbell being the first in 1997), recently penned a powerful essay for O, The Oprah Magazine. Along with sharing her personal experiences with "racial injustice," she also discussed the fashion industry, her friendship with French fashion editor Carine Roitfeld and more.

Anok Yai is addressing Carine Roitfeld’s comments in a touching essay about racism within the fashion industry.For a little refresh, amid the George Floyd protests, the CR Fashion Book founder posted an Instagram picture of her embracing Yai.

Victoria Beckham is calling for action in the fashion industry, and she’s ready to lead the charge to make the necessary changes!

I’ve taken a step back this week to focus on the tragic events that have been highlighted recently. Watching things unfold and learning more about the Black Lives Matter movement, I’ve been truly sickened by how deeply ingrained racism is in our society.

Victoria Beckham is holding herself and her company accountable for equal representation as the Black Lives Matter movement continues to grow.On Friday, June 5, the designer took toInstagram to share a statement on what she and the fashion industry can do to ensure equal representation. 17 Black-Owned Fashion Brands You Can Support Now — and Celebs Love Them! “The fashion industry has a huge role to play in the Black Lives Matter movement and I can be better.

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Victoria Beckham has vowed to do better to address diversity in her work as a fashion designer as part of her support for the Black Lives Matter movement.The former Spice Girls star has joined the many celebrities speaking out about personal accountability in the wake of the mass protests worldwide demanding social and racial justice, sparked by the death of African-American man George Floyd at the hands of a white police officer in Minnesota last month.

Victoria Beckham is working to make a change. The fashion mogul, 46, took to Instagram on Friday to voice her support for the Black Lives Matter movement and to announce how she's working to increase inclusivity at her own fashion company.

Royal Blood have called for people to educate themselves more on social injustice following recent protests sparked by the death of George Floyd.The protests that are continuing across the US and around the world after George Floyd was killed in Minneapolis when a police officer knelt on his neck for nearly nine-minutes and ignored the man’s pleas that he couldn’t breathe.The officer responsible, Derek Chauvin, has since been sacked and charged with second-degree murder and manslaughter.