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Louis Vuitton Renews UNICEF Partnership with Focus on Girls’ Leadership

TEN years into one of fashion’s most enduring humanitarian commitments, Louis Vuitton has announced the continuation of its partnership with UNICEF. Louis Vuitton is now working towards using its resources to achieve one of the organisation’s most ambitious global initiatives to date. POWER4Girls In 2026, the French Maison formally aligns

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Pop-star Mabel designs t-shirt with young people affected by Grenfell Tower fire

THE BRITISH pop star, and west London native, Mabel has collaborated with young people affected by the Grenfell Tower fire

Gucci honours a decade of Gucci CHIME with a new equality film series

A decade since its discovery, co-founded by two of the most empowering women in the arts, Beyoncé and Salma Hayek

Glass talks to Alexis Williams of the Fashion Minority Alliance

Fashioning the future – Alexis Williams of the Fashion Minority Alliance tells Glass about the road to a more diverse

Glass meets Dressability, the charity supporting people with disabilities through bespoke clothing alterations

FOR many, dressing can be akin to sitting under the artist’s observant brush, converting a blank canvas into a kaleidoscope

Glass meets Parmi Dheensa – founder of disability charity Include Me TOO

SINCE 2002, UK-based charity Include Me TOO has been on a determined trajectory towards inclusivity for disabled children and young

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Medea x Mediterranea launches bag to help save lives

THE MEDITERRANEAN sea is currently being enjoyed by many on their holidays this summer, however this is also a section

Black Lives Matter

IT falls on all of us, regardless of our race, to come forward with knowledge, empathy and action. Together, we

Gucci and the Kering Foundation ask you to #StandWithWomen

THIS global pandemic stretches beyond the virus itself. Women of all ages are being affected worse than men, as the

De Beers donates $200,000 to support women’s shelters

THE De Beers Group announced their donation of $200,000 split equally to four of their partner countries Botswana, Canada and


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