Diverse representation is an expectation, but as individuals no longer allow themselves to be defined in singular terms, there's mounting pressure on brands to understand and sensitively reflect how the intersections between race, gender, class, and ability impact people's everyday lives.

While rigid, traditional beauty standards still prevail in China, lingerie brand NEIWAI is challenging these ideals through its inclusive products and marketing. By promoting self-love and a wider definition of beauty, it’s building a dedicated following of socially aware consumers.

In a campaign to promote its expansive range of sports bras, adidas has shared a photo collage that features 25 pairs of bare breasts of all shapes and sizes. As conversations around body image evolve, people are turning to brands that embody redefined ideals of inclusion.

Adidas’ ‘Impossible Is Nothing’ campaign aims to inspire and capture the loyalty of women by sharing inspiring stories and driving gender inclusivity. How can brands provide practical solutions to real-world challenges and address the barriers that women face in accessing sports?

Cami Téllez, founder of Parade, is challenging legacy lingerie brands and unrealistic body standards. As narrow beauty ideals get a rethink and sensuality takes a backseat to practicality, Parade is making undergarments for all that prioritise comfort and confidence for everyone.