What does it mean to resist in an industry built on image, influence and inherited power?
In a compelling conversation with Chourouk Gorrab, The Spill Magazine Editor, Barbara Kennedy-Brown, co-founder of Fashion Minority Alliance, unpacks the complexities of challenging fashion’s long-standing systems of exclusion. This isn’t just a dialogue about diversity; it’s a deep reflection on how marginalised voices navigate cultural history, structural inequality and the myth of fashion’s neutrality.
From the weight of representation to the urgency of systemic change, Kennedy-Brown offers a candid and insightful perspective on what it truly means to disrupt from within. Whether you’re in the industry or observing from the outside, this is a must-read for anyone invested in the future of fashion and the voices shaping it.