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Young workers in Bangladash working 12 hour shifts to create clothing for H&M

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Although, I think it's definitley a step forward how in some actual stores the clothing sizes have been extended to fit people of different bodies

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Although, I think it's definitley a step forward how in some actual stores the clothing sizes have been extended to fit people of different bodies

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(It was not like this in 2016 for H&M)

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The majority of the models in the H&M instragram have attributes of quite small bodies

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The majority of the models in the H&M instragram have attributes of quite small bodies

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Something I would hope for in the future is more representation of average, and bigger bodies to hopefully make people feel more represented and beautiful in their own way.

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These three females are also wearing clothing that breaks the stereotype that women can only wear "girly and cute" things. (Like how they're wearing bandannas) 

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Something I also noticed was how many of H&M's posts included people of different colours and ethnicity's

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H&M has also in the past, launched an exclusive pride clothing collection, so it's good to see them doing something more lasting than just 1 month

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These posts were to recognize the LGBTQ+ community for pride month 