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"I grew up in a world where there wasn't a positive representation of colour which is why Simplicity aims to showcase colour in it's variety therefore, young boys and girls will be able to identify with the fashion industry"
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Simplicity focuses on the people rather than colour and aims to bring integration within the fashion community as colour is a social construct and is something that we learn.
We're a company that see's value in every race and we aim connect with the public to push boundaries and make changes within the community.
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Simplicity models
RENEE
Renee Epha is a model form Nigeria that has been on many social media platforms talking about women equal rights in Africa she aims to one day change the way girls see themselves in order for more success.
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"Girls don't understand the power they hold when it comes to making a change and becoming a representation for other young females"
FERDOUS
Ferdous became a model when he was 18 and has travelled to pursue his dream of being an elite model. From the age of 8 Ferdous noticed the double standards in society about masculinity and the role that followed it therefore modelling was a way for him to challenge this and change perceptions of gender.
"When I was younger masculinity was very much stereotypical, you'd have the men providing for the home and the women at home. But since evolution I have found that masculinity is an ever changing concept that has been challenged time and time again which is why I started modelling because it's not seen as a glorified job. My aim is to just show people that we can aspire to be anything in this world"
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