La moda e i diritti dei lavoratori: il Fashion Workers Act e il caso italiano
Il Fashion Workers Act di New York protegge i lavoratori del settore moda contro abusi contrattuali e pagamenti ritardati. Perché in Italia, patria d…
The fashion industry is often glamorized, but the reality for many aspiring stylists is far more challenging. Jordan Kelsey, a stylist based in the UK, recently shared a short video on social media showcasing the physical demands of her profession. In the video, Kelsey is seen carrying numerous bags and suitcases, illustrating the constant heavy lifting and long distances she covers daily. "Persuing a styling career," the video's text overlay reads, "constantly carrying 18 suitcases, 12 bags, 20,000 steps a day, a broken back and not being paid for the first 2 years but still pushing on." Kelsey's experience is not unique; many young professionals in the fashion industry face similar challenges, including long hours, low pay, and intense competition. However, her determination and perseverance highlight the passion and dedication required to succeed in this demanding field. The video serves as a reminder that the glamorous image of the fashion world often masks the hard work and sacrifices made behind the scenes.
Il Fashion Workers Act di New York protegge i lavoratori del settore moda contro abusi contrattuali e pagamenti ritardati. Perché in Italia, patria d…