Christian Siriano knows the future of fashion is inclusive, diverse, and, of course, glamourous. The return of red carpets—and Project Runway—proves he's always ahead of the curve. vntyfr.com/RMirRgY
From the start, Siriano's goal was always to make his runways as diverse as possible: “People just didn't realize until later. They're like, ‘Wow, you have so many Black models on the runway.’ I'm like, ‘No, I always have. It's not a new thing.’” vntyfr.com/spRgBT1
Siriano and his team faced a new set of challenges amid COVID-19. In response, he began producing masks—and has shipped nearly two million to date. Still, he feels bigger fashion houses could be doing more—especially regarding racial inequities:
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Despite the pandemic and the ongoing reckoning of social injustice, Siriano says he’s still “optimistic” about the future of fashion: "People are desperate for inspiration and beauty and the more the better." vntyfr.com/jhjr98B
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