The fashion industry might be changing, but the ultimate goal of a truly diverse representation of men and women remains uncertain.
Models portraying a spectrum of race, age, size and disabilities have inspired change and proven that beauty can be everywhere.
But how long do we have to go to until fashion is for all?
Here, models speak out about why diversity in fashion matters and how the industry is changing.
This February, HuffPost UK Style is running a month-long focus on our Fashion For All campaign, which aims to highlight moments of colour, size, gender and age diversity and disability inclusivity in the fashion and beauty world.
We will be sharing moments of diversity at London Fashion Week with the hashtag #LFW4All and we’d like to invite you to do the same. If you'd like to blog about diversity or get involved, email us here.
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