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The Biggest Fashion Stories of 2020
From TikTok to Travis Scott, this is what everyone was talking (and reading) about this year.
In 2020, Generation Z Was Doing It for Themselves
The under-25 demographic became fashion and beauty's "It" influencers, top consumers and most vocal activists this year. They're also just getting started.
Leah Thomas is Helping Build a More Intersectional Sustainability Movement
"I of course want to save the whales, but I also want to save Black people. Can we talk about that?"
Must Read: How Fashion Label Phlemuns Is Flouting Industry Norms, Levi's Introduces Its 'Most Sustainable Jean Yet'
Plus, Tapestry CEO Jide Zeitlin resigns amidst internal investigation.
Get to Know the Designer Creating Upcycled Corsets From Vintage Nike Sweats and Budweiser Towels
Kayla Sade Famurewa of Almost On Time may have never been to fashion school, but she's quickly proving herself a name to know.
Must Read: Walmart to Stop Locking up Black-Targeting Beauty Products, Joan Smalls Calls on Fashion to Do More for Black Lives Matter
Plus, Chloe X Halle cover "Teen Vogue."
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Must Read: What Fashion Can Do Beyond a Black Square on Instagram, Ralph Toledo on the Future of the Runway
Plus, Prabal Gurung writes an op-ed for the "Washington Post."
Aurora James Has a Plan to Support Black-Owned Businesses in the Long Term
Here's what you need to know about the 15 Percent Pledge.
How Fashion and Beauty Brands Are Responding to the Ongoing Police Brutality Protests
We will continue to update as more companies step forward.
Must Read: Pharrell's Chanel Ad is Here, the Best Companies to Work for in Fashion
Plus, brands like Patagonia and Obey rally to support Fair Trade.
Must Read: Maxwell Osborne Responds to Black Lives Matter, Winona Ryder Covers 'The Edit'
Plus, Kylie Jenner's latest beauty business is fighting bullying.
The Story Behind Tuesday's Black Lives Matter Protest at NYFW:M
"The CFDA should really be ashamed of themselves," said fashion blogger Hannah Stoudemire, who organized a demonstration outside Skylight Clarkson Square.