Only 1.4% of models over a size 12: The truth about diversity in fashion now

It's no secret that the fashion industry has a serious diversity problem, and despite a number of celebrities and social media campaigners challenging the idea that you have to be a size six, twenty-something white woman to be a model, latest figures show that things aren't changing as fast as perhaps they could be.

Plus-Size Representation on the Runway Starts at Design School

The Mean Life of a 'Midsize' Model - The New York Times

Why Ashley Graham Thinks Not Much Has Changed for Size Inclusivity On Runways - Sports Illustrated Lifestyle

What's the Best Way to Talk About — and Measure — Size Inclusivity at Fashion Week? - Fashionista

This Was The Most Size-Diverse Fashion Month Ever—But We're Not Done Pushing Just Yet

Only 1.4% of models over a size 12: The truth about diversity in fashion now

The Rise of Plus-Sized Models in the Fashion Industry

Why not more Diversity in size at LGBTQI+ fashion events – GFW Clothing

91% of women want to see clothes worn on a diversity of models and models

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