Representation of Black models at fashion week has been improving with each passing season, but what about their hairstyles? While certain Afro styles are finally being celebrated by the fashion industry, there’s still an issue: Black models’ natural hair is often reduced to repetitive, standardized looks—compact afros, small braids, or simple buns. This pattern ignores the true diversity of textures and lengths, leaving some hair types invisible and reinforcing outdated stereotypes. Why are elaborate and creative hairstyles still reserved for white models or looser textures? This video challenges stylists and brands to embrace a more authentic and equitable approach to hair inclusion.