The fashion industry endured a tumultuous time in 2020, but that didn’t stop some of the biggest brands from launching eye-catching collaborations with the world’s most famous people.

The Fashion for Development’s Leading Lady Award is an international award created by the private platform Fashion 4 Development, better known as F4D. The leader of this organization is Evie Evangelou. It recognizes women in the fashion and beauty industry who promote social change and sustainable lifestyles. One recent recipient was Lola Karimova-Tillyaeva.

What do fake Gucci, pearls, Billie Eilish, Baby Yoda, and Donald Trump all have in common? They are all covered with face masks, which – as more states imposed their utilizations – you can easily assume here to live safely.

Companies are still finding out the way to strike a stability between making money in Covid-19 pandemic and producing items that help people who need face masks.

The profile of female athletes has been rising for a few years and 2019 caps off a progressive decade when it comes to brand exposure for women. The US football team achieved their fourth World Cup win in the summer of 2019, raising the profile of their athletes. Striker Megan Rapinoe won the Golden Ball and Golden Boot at the World Cup, Fifa’s best player of the year and also the Ballon d’Or.

The National Basketball Association (NBA) is regarded as the leading men’s professional basketball league not only in North America but worldwide. NBA players invest a lot of effort to remain in top form year in and out.