Kering and LVMH Strengthen Joint Charter on Fashion Models, Setting Adult Models' Minimum Age at 18
Kering and LVMH are reinforcing their joint charter to protect the safety and rights of fashion models . They set the minimum age for models portraying adults at 18 years old and bolster education, supervision, and whistleblower protection systems, with implementation planned for Paris Fashion Week in 2027. Photo: Kering logo [PEOPLEGATE] On October 12, global luxury groups Kering and Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy (LVMH) announced they will strengthen their joint charter regarding fashion models' working conditions. They established the minimum age for models portraying adults in fashion shows and photo shoots at 18 years and are expanding protective procedures including education and on-site supervision. The two companies originally created a joint charter in 2017 aimed at promoting models' health and well-being. The current revision focuses on encouraging brands, agencies, casting, and production stakeholders to collectively practice respect and protection for models. ...