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eCREATIVE campaign push. Selected comments will be part of a short documentary that will be submitted to film festivals later in 2016. EMME agrees consumers can have a huge impact on efforts to achieve more diversity in the fashion industry. “We mindlessly buy so best images they can with all their consumers in mind, including ethnicity, body size and age,” said EMME. “I loved seeing Ashley Graham in Lane Bryant's #PlusIsEqual campaign found in subways and on buses and Teen Vogue shouting out its support of #DropThePlus in their Emme works with design students in the “Fashion Without Limits” Program.at Syracuse University. many products that get in the way of our joy and happiness, that we perpetuate all these myths,” she said. “If we start writing letters to advertisers saying, ‘I want you to show more people who look like me or I will stop buying your products,’ that would get their attention.” In addition, executives at corporate conference tables making decisions about images in advertising, design, and photo retouching “need to approve and show the November 2015 [issue]," EMME said. In addition, corporations taking stands can connect with celebrities in their own campaigns. “That’s a great way to push lasting change.” The modeling indus