Making Room For Inclusivity With Cleo Black

This week in our digital studio we are joined in conversation by
body equality advocate Cleo Black or as many of us may know her
Thirtylaundry.

Cleo takes us on her journey from her beginnings as a content
creator to her growing influence as a body equality advocate
fuelled by her thriving digital community. Cleo honestly shares
about the emotional and mental struggles that not being
represented in mainstream media brings and the battle she's
constantly fighting to ensure a new generation of larger bodies
are met with a deeper understanding.

The following brands are favourites of Cleo's and offer inclusive
sizing:
Cotton On Jeans offers an inclusive sizing
Pick 'n Pay Clothing has given Cleo some gems over the
past few years
Studio Farouche which is an exclusively inclusive clothing
brand.
Style Rotate, the fashion renting service that gives you
the option to rent out outfits for those special or not so
special moments.
Shopaholic for swimsuits that are so cute you won't be
able to buy just one.
Me and B, a mother and daughter design duo who focus on
capsule collections and inclusive sizing.
Musea the label, as they're known on Instagram who offers
a made to order service. 

As Cleo reveals she creates all of the visual content she creates
on her mobile phone. With shooting on her phone comes an
understanding of how to utilise the tools at her disposal to
create the dreamy curation of her Instagram gallery. 
These are the apps Cleo uses:
Face Tune 2 for IOS
Auto Blur for Android 
Tezza
VSCO
Vintage Camera/ 8mm Vintage Camera

To plan her feed Cleo uses Later to plan and keep the curation of
her feed on point and extra dreamy.