How can fashion industries make your child in class more acceptable? Or even socially successful.

Hello friends
We all know that fashion industries have a very wide and massive advertising!.
Adverts start with the smallest detectors, baby-year-olds participate in diapers, it goes through the largest industry that consumes clothes, the fashion industry of youth and the fashion industry of the top decile..
I personally follow the super fashion companies in my Instagram, not because I like to wear beautiful clothes, just because it's just an art.
You can see how the Dior produces clothes in an unusual way, how the brand of Coco Chanel reinventing itself all the time over and the gorgeous red and green colors of Gucci, I will not wear these clothes, but I just love to see it.
(I prefer very comfortable clothes).
But the most important factor in the fashion industry is not the clothing themselves, it is the one who wears them - WE.

In the fashion industry they realized that it was impossible to advertise only blondes with blue eyes. It was not familiar to everyone. Every sector should be advertised according to its color, according to what it looks like, with models that look best for a particular sector,
For example, the African-American sector can not display the billboards of a Swedish girl
What ultimately happened was that fashion companies realized that in order to sell clothes, they needed models of all colors and types ...
I even begin to think that this whole old-fashioned trend is a Muslim thing to attract 1.4B Muslims.
I do not think that fashion companies really think about the fact that they can reduce racism significantly!
I think this is a much more marketing idea, but the power that fashion companies have to bring the different person into the mainstream is tremendous!
Redheads
Afro Americans
African
Disabled
People with skin problems like
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And even people who are a little fat.
The fashion and marketing companies, the entertainment industries, can determine what is good for us. What we love and whatnot (as long as it does not harm our health)