ELLE Magazineのインスタグラム(elleusa) - 9月17日 02時42分

“Fashion shows seldom reflect what humanity looks like," @indyamoore says in our September issue, on newsstands now. "It's often extremely homogenous. Dark- skinned Black trans women and femmes, and folks who are watching fashion shows never get the chance to see themselves." As part of our 'Where Does Fashion Go From Here?' series, ELLE spoke to designers, models, and entrepreneurs about how the industry can move forward in these unprecedented times. For Moore, inclusion is imperative. "I think that the way we can make fashion more interesting is by [representing] everybody who participates in fashion. Why would you invest in someone who doesn't see you or doesn't want to see you?” At the link in bio, the 'Pose' star opens up their quarantine anxiety, self care, and so-called 'imperfections.' ELLE June 2019, photo by @zoeygrossman

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