Browns has introduced the second instalment of its Focus initiative, which supports fledgling brands and designers.
) that champions BIPOC voices. Mckenzie has overseen events, community activations, storytelling and content for Focus, and is behind the accompanying campaign that features all seven brands, including her own. R.O.T.A, Browns’s internal network that “celebrates the breadth of communities within the company”, has a key part to play in the initiative, too.
“We wanted to celebrate the individuality and creativity of these young designers, and provide an opportunity for them to platform their unique narratives while also creating momentum for their brands,” says Holly Tenser, buying manager of ready-to-wear. “We’re thrilled to be supporting such a talented group, whose collections draw inspiration from their communities.”
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