The Pull Up for Change creator and Uoma Beauty CEO and founder discusses the ripple effect her initiatives have made in 2020 — and where we go from here.
"I of course want to save the whales, but I also want to save Black people. Can we talk about that?"
Founder Callia Hargrove discusses what it's like to start a company amid a pandemic, what marketing that centers diversity and inclusion looks like and how brands can (and should) communicate right now.
"I'm going to tell my whole damn industry to pull up."
"We... have witnessed and experienced anti-Black behavior, prejudice in advancement of Black and POC employees, bullying [and] racial and heteronormative supremacy."
Plus, Johnson & Johnson will stop selling skin-whitening products.
"It's time for a new generation of leadership that’s truly reflective of the diversity of our audience," Barberich said in a statement.
More e-commerce platforms exclusively carry and promote brands from communities and geographic areas that have traditionally been underrepresented in the industry.
This is what happens "post-discussion."
"I came this far, to Rome, Italy, to feel completely at home," she says of the experience.
Plus, what fashion can learn from Elizabeth Warren.
Plus, MAC wants to win back the U.S. market.
Starting with calling the feature "Black is back."
"It's bullshit if we call it 'diversity' and we can't get representation backstage."
In his own words, the Pyer Moss designer details being "gaslighted" and "used" by 'Business of Fashion.'
Plus, designers are turning to leftover fabric to create their collections.
A must-read roundup of our most popular stories of the week. You're welcome.
If you buy — or sell — chic weed accessories, you've got to pay it forward.
Recent controversies on Instagram and beyond have highlighted issues in the rapidly-growing space.
Too often, those leading the charge for diversity are forced to do so without proper support from the larger industry.
However, representation of transgender, non-binary and plus-size models took a disappointing step backward.
Prompted in part by conversations with brand ambassador Dapper Dan.
Racial diversity, however, continued to improve.
