Anna Wintour And CDFA Launch Initiative To Help The Fashion Industry

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

We are in difficult times and although we do not know when all this will happen, what we do know is that together we are stronger and at this moment we have to help in whatever way we can. And it is that many have been affected by the closure of salons, restaurants and other businesses. That is why we are very happy to see how many celebrities and also beauty brands have come together to support those who need it most. In the same way, several designers and fashion brands are saying present and contributing their grain of sand.

One of the most important initiatives in the world of fashion is undoubtedly A Common Thread, started by Anna Wintour, editor in chief of Vogue magazine, together with designer Tom Ford and the CFDA, to raise awareness about the problems that are experimenting with many in the fashion world and also to raise funds that will be directed to designers, seamstresses and other workers in the industry.

Every year CDFA and Vogue hold a gala in which emerging designers are chosen to support them at the beginning of their career in the fashion world, but this year that gala will not happen and the money, some embed / GoqU2oFMKdo "allowfullscreen>

There are already several stories that have been published, including that of the Mexican designer Rio Uribe, creator of the Gypsi Sport brand, as well as that of the Spanish designer Alejandra Alonso Rojas. We have also seen videos in which designers such as Phillip Lim, Wes Gordon de Carolina Herrera and Prabal Gurung have talked about what their brands are going through and especially the people who work for them.

If you are a designer or work in this industry, even if you do not belong to the CFDA and need the help, or if you are interested in donating, you can do it here.