Is that the way is always a diversity problem?

For more than five years, the industry has received on the issue of diversity shot their last great warning - "Fashion is racist" Bookmark hard authorized to articles in Vogue - but almost nothing has changed for all intents and purposes. Optimistic side of us like to believe that our society as a whole has made progress (although it still more to do when it comes to racial equality) but our favorite designers seem to be light years behind the curve, a daunting degree. Discount Gucci Take the shows in New York, for example, last February, black models an incredibly low six percent of eyes were represented - 82.7 percent were shown on white models. And worse, featured many concerts in Europe no black models at all (Celine and Dior included). Some of the models the most influential blacks they fight more in today's report on the stage on the role as their white counterparts, with reasons such as refused, "We already have our black girl." Of course this does not mean that everyone in the industry a blind eye turned to the overwhelming inequalities. Many, including Iman, Edward Enninful of W, and the casting director James Scully, working to make changes - but they say nothing will happen if drastic measures are taken. "It's time for me as a real hard line as in the 1960s has drawn, saying that if you do not use black models, then boycott us," Iman said. "If you engage social media, believe me, it will hurt their pockets. When you get there, they will feel the restlessness." Some players have the intention to participate in a campaign for the next Fashion Week in September, the use fail directly for the target group of designers, the black models, and information to consumers about the civil rights, the questions plaguing the industry. As much as we would like it, change will not be overnight. Many experts believe that in addition to calling for more diversity in the prosthesis, the industry needs a non-white representation in the table - design teams for sales and advertising - to provide an improved attitude. "Change always takes time," said Edward Enninful. "The industry needs in a way that reproduce quite different than the thought" There are rumors that the designers and art directors have already begun to respond to the bad press and possible boycott -. You can bet that, come September, we'll keep a closer eye than ever. Cheap Chanel