OCTOBER FEST: The London-based Fashion Minority Alliance is staging its first FMA Fest, with support from Amazon Fashion and Tommy Hilfiger. The digital event, which is set for Oct. 23 to 24, wants to bring creative brains in fashion beauty and lifestyle together “to learn, network and celebrate building a more inclusive industry for our future.”
An announcement is expected today.
Fashion Minority Alliance describes itself as a nonprofit, non-partisan organization that works with businesses, brands, organizations and industry figures. The aim is “to promote and secure the advancement of BIPOC (Black, indigenous, and people of color) and historically marginalized creatives,” and to bring together professionals from fashion, beauty and lifestyle to create a more diverse and inclusive industry.
By Samantha Conti.
Full story at WWD.
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