Through the years, Hardison has championed diversity on designer runways and has called out the lack thereof as need be.

The supermodel-turned-entrepreneur has long championed diversity and believes that the message must come from the top.

The model and Nomad Mgmt, the modeling agency she co-founded, are being sued by rival agency for allegedly stealing trade secrets.

With a career spanning 35 years, Piazzi, the newly appointed president of Women Model Management Worldwide, has launched the careers of countless fashion models ranging from Marpessa to Mariacarla Boscono, Carla Bruni and Lea T.

The 16-year-old singer gained 5 million Instagram followers in 2018 alone, and is the latest signing Next is betting on.

The law, which goes into effect in January, was championed by Model Alliance founder Sara Ziff, among others.

The global modeling agency already controls the N.Y. and Paris branches of the same network.

The model is returning to the agent with whom she began her career.

About 100 male models have already been signed, while the ones in town for Milan’s Men’s Fashion Week will be around 30.

Led by the Model Alliance’s founder Sara Ziff, the new “Respect” program asks brands, modeling agencies and media outlets to sign a legally binding agreement to protect models.

The group is working to promote fair treatment, equal opportunity and more sustainable practices in the fashion industry.

Modeling executives, photographers and stylists weigh in with ideas to improve how models navigate the industry.

The model is throwing herself into a legal fight over her leaving Lions for DNA.

Clauson rejoins the agency she began her career with 10 years ago.

The semiretired photographer has not been affected financially by fallout from last week’s Boston Globe article.