These brands will work with the organization and the Human Rights Campaign to put policies into practice to demonstrate their commitment to Black employees at all levels.

Founded by Teen Vogue editor-in-chief Lindsay Peoples Wagner and public relations specialist Sandrine Charles, it already has garnered a lot of support from industry professionals.

As the media landscape shifts, so does the way a magazine cover looks. Here's how that can translate into inclusivity and visibility.

Plus, the growing accessibility of cashmere.

Plus, Frank Ocean covers 'W' Magazine.

'Generation Next,' spearheaded by Editor-in-Chief Lindsay Peoples Wagner, will promote these young brands during New York Fashion Week, too.

Too often, those leading the charge for diversity are forced to do so without proper support from the larger industry.

The event may now be even cooler than its previous iterations.

Plus, what legacy media should do differently to survive.

All while putting inclusivity and greater representation at the top of her style agenda.

"The Cut"s current fashion editor will soon succeed Phillip Picardi upon his exit for "Out" Magazine.