New in 17th September 2018 by Cara Croke
River Island’s New Campaign Has Been Praised For Promoting Body Positivity And Inclusivity
The campaign is part of River Island's 30th birthday celebrations.
River Island’s new campaign has people talking for all the right reasons.
Working to improve diversity in the fashion industry, the campaign named ‘Labels Are For Clothes’, includes a variety of models of varying race, body shapes and abilities and we are loving it.
The high-street retailer announced the campaign on Twitter calling it ‘a celebration of people who reject stereotypes and champion self-expression’.
Autumn is here and with it, part two of #LABELSAREFORCLOTHES, a celebration of people who reject stereotypes and champion self-expression. Meet the latest reps of our movement > https://t.co/Ek29ZIaXWh pic.twitter.com/kQb6JcaWBs
— River Island (@riverisland) September 17, 2018
The campaign is part of River Island’s 30th birthday celebrations.
In partnership with anti-bullying charity Ditch The Label, River Island’s in-house design team have created a selection of slogan t-shirts and sweatshirts, championing the Labels Are For Clothes empowerment message.
The campaign has been met with positive response across social media, with members of the public praising River Island for its “inclusion and respect”.
What a handsome young man 😍😍💙💛💙💛 Well done to @riverisland for showing inclusion & respect.. after all #labelsareforclothes not people 💜 @DownSyndromeIRL @patmcburt @ElaineYoung94 😍😍 pic.twitter.com/WpAT6KgdrE
— Babs McMahon 🧁💚 #RememberMyNoah💙 (@BarbaraMcMahon8) August 28, 2018
YES @riverisland #labelsareforclothes
Best ad I’ve seen in a long time, makes me so happy and optimistic for the future – retweet if you feel the same 💖 https://t.co/AYi5zz2Lq4— Erica Isherwood (she/her) 💙 (@ericasmart) August 27, 2018
We’re so on board with this.