H&M Just Proved Runways Can Be Truly Diverse in Body Type, Skin Tone, and Gender Identity
Getty Images1/11More than ever, there's a debate growing about whether runways express the diversity seen in the real world, and if not, why isn't that happening?
Well, for Fall 2016, H&M Studio just proved that it's not only possible, it looks just as incredible and stylish to have models of different ages, body types, skin color, and gender identities as it did to have models of all one type — maybe even more so. From plus size model Ashley Graham to trans women Andreja Pejic and Hari Nef, all that mattered was that these ladies looked amazing in the clothes.
As customers, isn't that what we all want? Click through to see some of the looks from H&M Studio's Fall 2016 show.
WireImage2/11Jourdan Dunn is always killer on the runway, especially in this blush pink set with a lace shirt.
Getty Images3/11Imaan Hammam owns this bold print.
WireImage4/11Hari Nef shows the newest spin on stripes is all about oversized proportions.
WireImage5/11Devon Windsor looks straight out of the '60s with these mixed patterns.
WireImage6/11This dusty color looks incredible on Taylor Hill.
WireImage7/11If you were shying away from the matching suit trend, Andreja Pejic proves why you need to give it a try.
WireImage8/11We're all about Lineisy Montero's bag that doubles as a hand warmer.
WireImage9/11Ashley Graham's runway look takes the shirtdress beyond the expected with python boots and a matching belt.
Getty Images10/11We wish we were wearing Soo Joo Park's matching set right now.
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