The Proportion Of White Models Dropped In New York Fashion Week.

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Recently, the skin color problem of New York fashion week in the eight quarter of last year has been summed up. All of you sometimes think that China's fashion websites are shit.

Jezebel points out that from the 116 shows in February 2009 to the 143 shows in 2013 spring and summer, how about the proportion of models with different skin color and nationality in fashion week?

What is unexpected is that although most of the brands are reported, most brands still tend to

But for two consecutive seasons, white models accounted for less than 80% of New York fashion week.

2013 in spring and summer, there were 143 design brands showing about 4708 women's garments to reporters and buyers during the eight day fashion week in New York. 79.4% of them, 3736 of which were displayed by white models, are still the first color of the skin.

Asian models, especially Chinese models, have been popular in recent years because of market factors. 476 of them (10.1%) are displayed by T people from yellow skinned Asians.

Black models 383 (8.1%).

The non white Latin model looked like 88 (1.9%) pieces, and the other races showed only 25 (0.5%) pieces.

Despite the increase in the proportion of colored models, there are 8 brands that use all white models. The 8 brands are Araks, Brood, Calvin Klein, Elizabeth & James, Louise Goldin, MM6 Maison Martin, Klein and Calvin, accounting for 8% of all brands, and according to statistics, nearly 1/3 of the brands have adopted all white model line-up.

In addition, 31 brands use 3 or 3 colored people models, accounting for 20% of the total number of fashion week releases in New York.

Among them, Calvin Klein used only one colored race model in the past quarter, while the two of Olsen sisters.

Elizabeth & James and The Row have never used colored race models.

The brands and designers who like to use multi human models show up include: Tracy Reese, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Jason Wu, Jen Kao, Anna Sui, Barbara Tfank, Phillip, New York, China.

Emerging brands such as Calla and Dean Quinn also do.