Meet three Canadian entrepreneurs who are making the fashion industry more inclusive

A graduate of Ryerson University, Scott honed his skills working for designer Jeremy Laing and the brand Comrags before earning acclaim for a runway collection presented at the 2018 edition of Indigenous Fashion Week Toronto Scott's ensuing Instagram post explained that if you're purchasing products from an Indigenous designer, you're supporting his or her livelihood and community Sarah Power created a dynamic space for emerging Canadian designers to show and sell.

In 2013, Sarah Power was shopping in a Berlin boutique when a German designer came in to replenish her jewellery The chance meeting triggered an idea that had been in Power's head since 2007, when she met a handful of Canadian designers at the now defunct Clothing Show in Toronto In 2014, Powers left her job as a teacher in Hamilton and her Inland pop up market was born to bring Canadian designers face-to-face with shoppers.

"I want to continue in any way I can to increase the visibility and accessibility of Canadian design," she says. . Source