Will inclusivity be the watchword in fashion for 2021?


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American influencer Natasha Polis asked her Instagram friends to pose as Disney heroines for a #PlusSizePrincessProject. Photo: AFP

In recent years, inclusiveness has become a watchword in the world of fashion and luxury.

Under the pressure of a generation for whom awareness is essential, a generation who expects socially responsible brands to be representative of humanity in all its diversity, the sector is shaking up its own codes and coming up with daring new salvos.

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