13 Empowering Moments Where Diversity Ruled the Runways of Fashion Month

Rihanna shut down the Barclay's center for her Savage x Fenty show with Amazon Prime. The singer put on a show to remember and included a diverse cast of models, including plenty of curve models and models with disabilities.

Pyer Moss moved everyone so deeply with his Spring/Summer 2020 show entitled "Sister." The show, which took place at the Kings Theater in Brooklyn, celebrated black history and was an homage to Sister Rosetta Tharpe. The Pyer Moss Tabernacle Drip Choir Drenched in The Blood, which is 65-person choir took the stage and sang songs like Anita Baker's "Sweet Love."

Riccardo Tisci had a diverse cast of models in Burberry's Spring/Summer 2020 show. Here is Somali-American model Ugbad Abdi walking in the show.

Sandy Liang's runway was packed with models from all different backgrounds, which was great to see.

Maryam Nassir Zadeh had a diverse model cast of all different ethnicities during her show and even played a '90s Bollywood song during the finale.

Prabal Gurung is one designer who has been very vocal about body positivity and always includes models of all sizes. The designer had a cast of 60 models of diverse race and nationalities walk in his show. Here is curve model Paloma Elsesser.

Tanya Taylor's Spring/Summer 2020 collection featured models of all different backgrounds, including modest fashion blogger Maria Alia.

Christian Siriano has long been a champion for body diversity, and his Spring/Summer 2020 collection was no different.

Rebecca Minkoff teamed up with Stitch Fix to offer sizing from 00-24 and XXS-3X. The Fall/Winter 2019 presentation also featured a model who was breastfeeding.

Kate Spade New York's Spring/Summer 2020 collection made a stand against ageism by including models in a wide range of ages.

Ashley Graham, who is pregnant with her first child, walked the Tommy Hilfiger x Zendaya Fall 2019 show and looked fiercer than ever. Hijabi model Halima Aden also walked the show, which took place at the Apollo.

Collina Strada had models of all different ages walk the show, including a toddler!

During the Chromat Spring/Summer 2020 show, curve blogger Tess Holliday got the internet buzzing in a white dress that had the phrase "Sample Size" written on it.