Crayola's 'Colors of the World' crayon pack is designed to represent a range of skin tones so that children from all backgrounds can accurately draw themselves. The crayons lean into Gen Alphas’ expectations of inclusivity, although some have accused the brand of doing too little too late.

The commercialisation of Pride Month has resulted in many businesses being called out for ‘rainbow-washing’ their products and marketing solely to boost profits. Canvas8 spoke to three experts to discover how brands can better support the LGBTQ community and authentically promote inclusivity.

Inclusivity has become a buzzword in the fashion industry. But has inclusive sizing really gone mainstream, or is it still a niche undertaking offered only by a small number of forward-thinking designers? What moves are brands making to capitalise on shoppers’ desire for inclusivity?

Tesco has become the first British supermarket to release a range of plasters designed to match a range of different skin tones and shades. As minority groups demand a more diverse spectrum of products that cater to their needs, brands are redefining the meaning of 'nude' to be more inclusive.