It’s a pivotal moment for the fashion, beauty and luxury industries as global forces redefine what success means and determine the tools necessary to achieve it. At the same time, calls for reform are pushing the industries forward in a bid to make them more equitable, sustainable and diverse than ever before. The annual Vogue Business 100 Innovators list returned earlier this week with a fresh roster of leaders, founders and activists who are being recognised for their work, as they rewrite the playbooks for fashion and beauty from the inside out, and #FashionMinorityAlliance is thrilled to be in the Class of 2023.
It is an honour to be listed amongst the dynamic group of changemakers, activists, leaders and agitators who reflect the future of fashion and beauty. Being hand-selected by such a venerable publication as Vogue Business and spotlighted as an organisation pioneering new ideas and ways of working, rallying stakeholders around vital causes, and creating a new landscape for fashion and beauty, fit for future generations, is humbling and at the same time fuels our mission to continue chipping away at the status quo.
