Diversity on the Runway

Glamour editor-in-chief Cindi Leive, fashion designer Tracy Reese, fashion activist and former model Bethann Hardison, and contributing fashion critic to The Cut Robin Givhan discuss diversity on the Fashion Week runways.

[@SequinCity]

Great hangout. Thanks Glamour for shinning a light on this subject. Cheers.

[@teriagins5695]

terrific panel featuring some of the smartest ladies in the biz-- Bethann, Robin and Tracy! Thx Cindi for hosting

[@gbritaney]

This was so refreshing! I love to watch panels of these topics. I hope to see more diversity on the cover of your magazine as well:)

[@justpulp]

How about some diversity on the cover of your magazine?

[@MikeHofman]

Taylor, who would you like to see?

[@taskinillusionn]

Great discussion. Hopefully the conversation can continue with even MORE womyn of color as of course diversity on the runway is not just a black/white issue.

[@nevertoooldtolearn1928]

Informative discussion.......

[@ebereable]

I like how these magazines only incorporate "diversity" during "diversity" forums as if minorities don't have opinions or talents outside of the diversity issue.

[@nataliecampbell642]

I feel moved by this discussion. Even outside of the fashion industry, I believe there is room for improvement. There are woman who become icons who pave the way for other individuals, and social media is a pretty great platform for this kind of discussion. Likely, the consumers are also admirers of diversity. I believe when there is little to no diversity, these models become a blur in some fantastic clothes. The models turn into icons when they are diverse, rebels, innovators- people who inspire a lifestyle.

[@MARIOLANZO]

Great discussion.

[@cherizeaustin0816]

Disabled older 60 multiethnic plus sized woman would love to join in