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We have been delighted with the amount of entries for Diversity NOW! 2013 in association with i-D Magazine, sponsored by Succeed Foundation and supported by Arts Thread, Graduate Fashion Week and Own Label.

Thank you to all tutors and students for your commitment to broadening the range of body and beauty ideals we see in our media. There were hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of entries. Below is our finalist selections in full.

All Walks report - Winners and Highly Commended here.

i-D Online report finalists here.

i-D Online report Winners report here

Why Diversity NOW! is important here.
Meet the All Walks judges here.
Own Label our partners for the clothing design element posted finalists work and collected votes for the winners to be made up into garments and sold from their site. See voting here. See designer interviews here

 

The Next Generation of Big Names address Body Diversity

 

34 colleges from across the UK entered Diversity NOW! Hundreds and hundreds of students give us their vision for Body Confidence.

With the help of our judges: Designer William Tempest, Couturier Deborah Milner, DisneyRollerGirl Blogger Navaz Batliwalla, Illustrator Nuno Da Costa, Writer, Designer and Brand Consultant Jason Jules, Body Image commentator Stephanie Heart, Film Maker Kathryn Ferguson and Photographer Kayt Jones along with key members of the i-D editorial and All Walks teams, we announce our finalists.

We are often asked why the voluntary work of All Walks is significant and we can only answer from the heart. We never under estimate the power the fashion industry has to influence the self esteem of its audience. That’s why we ask the next generation to consider their impact, their messaging and the responsibility they have to create positive body ideals.

We hope Diversity NOW! will become part of the curriculum and that all the colleges and universities who entered the competition this year, will continue to run a project it every year. Our annual Graduate Fashion Week meeting with tutors up and down the country, will be an opportunity for us to suggest this.

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Now let’s get on with the exciting bit!

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June 4th 2013

All Walks Beyond the Catwalk announced of winners, overall winner and judges choice at Graduate Fashion Week’s: The Space stand B14 at 4.30pm. The awards were hosted by TV’s most stylish Fashion Commentator Grace Woodward.