Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 12月17日 09時07分

"People from little towns who didn’t find their comfort zone would come [to New York], and could absolutely feel free to be who they were and who they wanted to be. But then, this insidious illness came and started to erode that freedom of spirit, and fear became a part of it. Suddenly, people were afraid to catch it. Like, what happens if you hug someone or kiss someone that may be sick, and will this be contagious?" describes @normakamali of the beginning of the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

In honor of HIV/AIDS Awareness month, we're publishing an oral history of fashion's response to the AIDS Crisis. At the link in our bio, fashion industry leaders reflect on the beginnings of the HIV/AIDS pandemic and the fear and stigma that arose from the virus.

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