DEI Is Alive and Well in the Beauty Industry
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DEI Is Alive and Well in the Beauty Industry
“ I have watched beauty trends shift dramatically over the past decade, from the ultra-thin models of the early 2000s to the Instagram-influenced emphasis on curves and cosmetic enhancement. These changes do not happen in a vacuum. They reflect broader social conversations about feminism, body positivity, racial representation, and economic
... See moreMembers of Gen Alpha are emerging as one of the most socially conscious generations, placing a strong emphasis on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). They are more likely to support beauty brands that authentically represent a wide array of identities and align with their values.
For Gen Alpha, inclusivity won’t just be a preference but a
... See moreThis new technology builds on Pinterest's industry-first inclusive product feature, skin tone ranges, first launched in 2018. Pinterest's Head of Inclusive Product Annie Ta says, "Our mission on the Inclusive Product team is to help everyone feel like Pinterest is a place for them. As a visual discovery platform, we have an opportunity and... See more
BeautyMatter • BeautyMatter |
The fashion industry has a long way to go on racial justice and equality. But there are things brands can do to effect change that extend beyond declarations of solidarity and hollow apologies.
Elizabeth Segran • fastcompany.com
AI will shape fashion — but primarily behind the scenes: precision, personalisation, prediction, clienteling, content intelligence. The hype lies in visible gimmicks; the value lies in invisible refinement.