Fashion risks going backwards on diversity, says ex-Vogue boss
Summary
Edward Enninful, former editor-in-chief of British Vogue, has voiced concerns that the fashion industry is reverting to old norms of beauty that emphasize being thin and European. He has recently launched a new media platform focused on diversity and inclusivity. Enninful believes the industry needs to decide where it stands on issues of diversity and representation.Key Facts
- Edward Enninful was the editor-in-chief of British Vogue and promoted diversity in fashion.
- Enninful claims the fashion industry might be returning to old beauty standards of being super-thin and European.
- He launched a new media platform called EE72, which aims to be inclusive.
- His new venture's first edition highlights the beauty of women over 50, featuring Julia Roberts on the cover.
- Enninful described the fashion industry as "in flux" and at a crossroad for inclusivity.
- He left Vogue on his own terms, contrary to reports of disagreement with Anna Wintour.
- Enninful has spoken about the cultural shift against "woke" ideas and its impact on the fashion world.
- The term "woke" refers to being aware of social issues, but its usage varies politically.
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