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“We’re eighty-six per cent Aborginal employees, which is what a lot of other brands lack—diversity and inclusivity throughout their business and leadership teams,” @SiannaCatullo, head of brand and marketing for social enterprise @ClothingTheGaps (showcased above) tells Vogue on the subject of uniting people through fashion and a cause. “We are writing our own narrative, it’s not being written for us by a non-Indigenous audience. But these are conversations the whole country should be having, because Aboriginal issues and causes are for all Australians to care about.” At the link in bio, read Catullo’s chat about the power of fashion to prompt real social change.’ @_Mewuraa_, wearing #ClothingTheGaps’ Tread Lightly tracksuit and orange Flag beanie, and @RostronCindy07, photographed for #VogueAustralia’s May 2022 issue. Photography by @JessRubyJames, styling by @PipMoroney, hair by @AlanWhiteHair, make-up by @VictoriaBaron, manicure by @Jess_Diez, movement by @MatthewGode, casting by @Rikki_Keene, production by @Triona_7, @DanicaOsland @JadeCarp, words by @Kirli.Saunders @First.Nations.Fashion.Design Shadow Program: Photography @barefootwandering.photography, styling @AnastasiaKeshan, hair @djahmuhair, make-up @IThinkSheAFreak, Manager @aarlifashion , Assistant @djirridesmond