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At RaiseFashion, Positioning BIPOC Fashion Designers for Strategic Growth

BoF sits down with five New York-based BIPOC designers taking part in the second iteration of Raisefashion’s Brand Fellowship programme, to hear about their entrepreneurial experience in the fashion capital and how the non-profit is helping them prepare for success.
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Designers participating in RaiseFashion's Brand Fellowship Program gain access to to the non-profit's volunteer advisory network of over 400 industry leaders via mentoring sessions. (RaiseFashion )
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