In the context of fashion, if you never see anyone who [looks] like you, it makes you wonder if there's something wrong with the way you look or if you are considered "attractive or "beautiful" by society. I think this is a similar feeling echoed by many of the young girls who buy our product. They are often misunderstood and severely underrepresented in fashion and feel like they don't fit into what their societies or communities deem as popular or beautiful. I would like to tell these girls that it's OK to be different, and just because people don't look or dress like you, doesn't mean you are any less than they are. Fashion is a reflection of your identity, and you should never change what you wear for other people.TV: for its upcoming Broadway production: April 22, 2018; and London's British Library posteda job listingfor a creative producer for an upcomingHarry Potterexhibition.What an enchanting time to be a wizard.Twitter contentView on TwitterRelated:The Wizarding World ofHarry PotterIs Getting a Christmas-Themed MakeoverCheck this out: A critical part of activism — perhaps the most important part of it — lies not in large, visible events like get on the bus, but rather in our daily conversations, interactions, and lives. We need to make sure that we confront and speak up against microaggresions and other discriminatory actions. Change needs to be enacted on this micro level before we can really address the most important issues we face ahead.TVWhy is Amnesty International important to you?ZK: cloaked in mystery was bound to be incredible, though Lorde simply said:Twitter contentView on Twitter