There is a lot more to be done, as A-Cold-Wall's Samuel Ross reminded this month, telling Vogue he was "severely disappointed" by the fashion industry's response to date to the Black

There is a lot more to be done, as A-Cold-Wall's Samuel Ross reminded this month, telling Vogue he was "severely disappointed" by the fashion industry's response to date to the Black Lives Matter movement.

Model Joan Smalls has also expressed her dismay over the lack of big names putting their money and influence where their Instagram sentiments are, stating via Harper's Bazaar, "Much to my amazement, a good amount of this industry, which I am a part of, has not spoken up to show their solidarity for equal rights and equal treatment for all, specifically the Black community.

"This encompasses the whole gamut of the fashion industry, from agencies to magazines to brands. An industry that profits from our Black and Brown bodies, our culture for constant inspiration, our music (that continues to glorify these brands), and our images for their visuals has tiptoed around the issue at hand. You are part of the cycle that perpetuates these conscious behaviors."