was held last week at The Garage in New York City, where a diverse set of models took to the runway in one of the most inclusive and groundbreaking fashion shows I saw this season. When I arrived to the venue with my cousin in tow, I was completely taken aback by the makeup of the crowd. This wasn’t your typical fashion party; there were people of every background and identity. Unlike other fashion affairs I’ve attended, I didn’t look like a sore thumb who was invited as an afterthought — I was finally amongst my people. I not only felt like I belonged in the room, but was welcomed with open arms, quite literally, as scores of people fromTeen Vogueeditors to plus-size bloggers I respect likeKelly AugustineandNicolette Mason In the same week where Black Southerners were criticized for the Electoral College votes of Republican-leaning states, Singing Top 40 in the car is something we can kind of manage (emphasis on kind of), but classical? We're the first to admit that's a job better suited for Jackie Evancho, the 14-year-old starlet who stole our hearts onAmerica's Got Talent about her record as a prosecutor, most notably when a video surfaced showing Harris, then San Francisco district attorney,laughing at the idea that it was “controversial”