Celebrating Girlgaze founder Amanda de Cadenet's burning desire to change a broken system.
Far from merely shining a spotlight on the power of the female perspective, Girlgaze is a multi-media platform that aims to support, nurture and create job opportunities for future generations of female photographers to come.Getting the ball rolling, Amanda created a competition where female-identifying photographers could submit their work, with the winner being chosen to shoot an editorial for Teen Vogue. Inundated with submissions, Girlgaze ended up curating the entire issue.
We ended up needing more than just that story into recognise this work, so we ended up doing the entire September issue, which was the first time an entire issue had been created by girls, for girls. Then, we needed even more than that -- which is why we created theThere was so much talk of inequality and injustice around the time we launched -- I'm someone who has to create a solution and do something about it.
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