All Woman Project's New Campaign Takes Diversity To The Next Level

It's somehow even more beautiful (and inclusive) than the first.
L to R: Quincy Davis, Clementine Desseaux, Mari Agory, Lyn Slater, Charli Howard, Khoudia Diop and Holly Rilinger

Charli Howard and Clementine Desseaux, the model powerhouse duo behind the body-positive All Woman Project, are back and better than ever with a new range of absolutely stunning imagery that proves beauty is not seen in just one size, age or race.

Diop, wearing a Cloud Hunter silk gown and Slater
Heather Hazzan
Diop, wearing a Cloud Hunter silk gown and Slater

Howard, who was dropped from her modeling agency in 2015, has become a leader in the conversation surrounding inclusivity ever since. She launched the campaign with Desseaux back in September 2016 by way of a diverse, super sexy editorial featuring models of all different shapes, sizes and skin tones.

The second installment of the project teams up with Aerie, a brand known to advocate for inclusivity. Desseaux explained to The Huffington Post that the new series, featuring an even wider range of women, is “a whole new ballgame.”

Howard, Desseaux and Lawrence
Heather Hazzan
Howard, Desseaux and Lawrence

“We took our imagery to another level and wanted to mix all the codes so they can finally blur and not be limited by what people expect from a body-positive campaign. We included diversity in a whole new way, from milky tones to ebony ones and teenage skins to mature ones. Our team is still all women but those women are real everyday heroes with some amazing stories to tell.”

Howard, Desseaux and Lawrence once again star in the images and are joined by the likes of a surfer, a fitness expert and a professor.

L to R: Quincy Davis, Clementine Desseaux, Mari Agory, Lyn Slater, Charli Howard, Khoudia Diop and Holly Rilinger

Calling the second installment proof that this is a “more permanent” effort rather than a “trend,” Desseaux also announced that All Woman Project has become a charity so it can “do more than only releasing diverse images. Now, we’re going to go out to schools with some of our team members from both campaigns and make a real change for girls, locally, where it’s the most needed.”

Sounds like there is still so much more to come from this rad, body-positive campaign, and we can’t wait to see what’s next.

Head to All Woman Project to learn more.

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