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.

In protest against the censorship of art depicting nudity on online platforms, the tourism board of Vienna has created an account on OnlyFans. It will use the adult-only account to display content from Vienna’s art museums and galleries – some of which has been removed by other social media apps.

Instagram has been criticised for applying different rules around nudity to different body types after comedian Celeste Barber’s parody photo was censored, while the original image of a thin model was not. It's the latest incident to prompt accusations that its algorithm is discriminatory.

Sexual wellness is being reframed as people have more open conversations around sex and begin to link sexual wellness to self-care. As whole-body wellbeing is embraced, Maude has put organic, natural products on the map – while also building a company with diversity and inclusivity at its core.

Discussion of women’s sexual health has been off-limits for decades, but change is coming as the wellness movement pushes a plethora of women’s issues, from periods to sex toys, into the limelight. How is open conversation helping to change people’s attitudes, and how are brands responding?