The New York Fashion Week, one of the most prestigious fashion events of the year, became a celebration of diversity and inclusion earlier last month when designers backed by the No Nation Fashion initiative showcased their creations on the catwalk. The three outfits presented by No Nation Fashion at the event were designed to reflect the journey of migrants – from the earliest nomad way of life to resilience and the ability to rebuild and adapt, and inclusion through social and cultural integration at their destinations. Read: Spray-painted on the body: Bella Hadid’s Paris Fashion Week dress breaks internet Launched as a way for people in transit centres to improve their sewing skills in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2021, No Nation Fashion has come a long way, according to UN News. Those involved graduated from creating reusable masks, providing protection against Covid-19, to designing unique items of clothing, and accessories.