Though the body was very much on display, the show featured sensible, overboiled knitwear and closed with a series of modest column skirts and halterneck maxi dresses. But it was the designer’s commitment to diversifying the runway that was most memorable: demonstrating that fat and disabled people need not be excluded from luxury fashion. That even an emerging designer with limited resources can pull this off, is proof of the wider industry’s laggard uptake on inclusivity.
Photography Cris Fragkou
