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Blind Gen Z activist makes history at Copenhagen Fashion Week

Blind Gen Z activist makes history at Copenhagen Fashion Week

Lucy Edwards made history as the first blind model to walk the runway at Copenhagen Fashion Week, spotlighting inclusivity in the fashion industry. When Lucy Edwards – a 24-year-old media presenter and blindness activist – stepped onto the runway at Copenhagen Fashion Week, everyone in attendance took notice. Accompanied by her guide dog and dressed in a cream co-ord from Irish designer Sinéad O’Dwyer’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection, Lucy made history...

By London, UK
New report suggests Shein suppliers are still overworked

New report suggests Shein suppliers are still overworked

Despite promises to improve working conditions, Shein’s disregard for people and the planet ensures business keeps booming.  Nowadays, the disdain for resource-hungry, cheap clothing companies would suggest brands like Shein and Temu are on the out. One Google search on fast fashion, however, will pull up mixed reports that suggest otherwise. Younger generations – the same demographic who have shown a growing dedication to the environment, wellness, and anti-capitalist...

By Brighton, UK
Youthforia faces backlash over new ‘inclusive’ foundation shade

Youthforia faces backlash over new ‘inclusive’ foundation shade

The makeup brand Youthforia has highlighted the importance of due diligence when it comes to inclusivity and representation.  Inclusivity has become a paramount issue, particularly in the beauty industry. And as customers place more pressure on brands to practice as they preach, the margin for error has rightly decreased. Makeup enthusiasts, everyday customers, and industry watchdogs are quick to call out brands that miss the mark, especially when diversity, inclusivity, and representation...

By Brighton, UK
Can psychedelics treat physical pain?

Can psychedelics treat physical pain?

Sufferers of chronic conditions like fibromyalgia and cluster headaches have been raving about their ‘life-saving’ experiences with hallucinogenic drugs. Now, scientists are exploring the use of LSD and psilocybin in pain management. In light of new findings that psychedelic drugs could transform mental health, scientists and researchers are persisting with their dedication to change our attitudes towards the medical potential of these once heavily frowned-upon compounds. Simply put, their benefits are...

By London, UK