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April 29, 2015

Strong, Black – Two Finger Snaps

Strong, Black – Two Finger Snaps
Apr 29, 2015 / Blog

charlotte.gush / black beauty, black models /

Often used to punctuate a poorly executed joke, the phrase – “I am a strong, Black, independent woman who don’t need no man” is heavily embedded in our ‘it’s just a joke – relax’ 21st century culture. A joke to many people, yes. To the anti-PC crusaders, a ROTFL kind of joke. To others, a [...]

March 3, 2014

Casting Director Sarah Bunter on casting culture and her drive for diversity

Casting Director Sarah Bunter on casting culture and her drive for diversity
Mar 3, 2014 / Blog

Elspeth / All walks, all walks beyond the catwalk, black models, burberry, casting director, Christopher Raeburn, Converse, diversity, elspeth merry, fashion industry, feminism, kenzo, london fashion week, Matthew Miller, novembre, sarah bunter, tokenism, whistles, wrangler, YMC /

Sarah Bunter got in touch with All Walks to discuss the barriers she experiences in fashion casting. Promoting diversity is key for her; and campaigns for Converse, Whistles and Wrangler, as well as working with designers like Christopher Raeburn, YMC and Matthew Miller, have allowed her a certain amount of creative leverage.

April 13, 2011

THE CHANGING FACE OF BLACK BEAUTY

Apr 13, 2011 / Blog

charlotte.gush / All walks, all walks beyond the catwalk, black models, diversity, Elle magazine, Emma Case, steriotypes / 0 Comment

The fashion industry plays a significant role in the way in which black women and most importantly, black beauty is defined. As an impressionable teenager I recall struggling to deal with the lack of black models in mainstream fashion magazines. It was frustrating to see yet another model styled to look androgynous or repeatedly featured [...]

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  • About Us
    • Who Are All Walks?
    • Origin
    • Timeline
    • The Team
  • Campaigns
    • DiversityNOW! 2017
    • DiversityNOW! 2016
    • DiversityNOW! 2015
    • DiversityNOW! 2014
    • Mix it Up 2013
    • DiversityNOW! 2013
    • Body Confidence Awards 2012
    • Diversity Network 2011
    • National Portrait Gallery 2011
    • Snapped 2010
    • Futures Forum 2010
    • Everybody Counts 2010
    • Size Me Up 2009
    • Campaign Films
    • Advocacy
  • Education
    • Our Mission
    • UK-Wide Lectures
    • Student feedback
    • Tutor feedback
    • Diversity Network
    • Diversity Network Team
    • Diversity Network Research
    • Academic Projects
    • Reading List
    • Recommended Films
    • FAQ
  • Supporters
    • Fashion Industry Support
    • Designers and Models
    • Wider Support
    • Ambassadors
    • Industry Progress
    • Sponsors
  • Press
    • Press Resources
    • Media Coverage
    • Awards
  • Blog
  • Contact us
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