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One of the biggest fashion wear trends in the UK, the Fitness Studio - with the market in the next five years.

not Surprisingly, massive multi-to compete, national brands hard for a piece of The Action .

But at The Other end of the spectrum, the 22-year-old Grace Beverley.

The Oxford University graduate has found a way of creating a niche in what is already a very crowded market.

Back in the year 2017, when she was still a student, she began B_ND - a company that is vegan-friendly resistance bands. You will sell with the money they had made to their own workout plans and partnerships with brands such as an Instagram influencer.

"I was always interested in the gaps in the market and the possibilities of objects that do not exist," says beat Radio 1 News.

"I had with resistance bands, and they were either very expensive or very cheap, rubber-and plastic-the ones that [on the market].

"So I saw in the production, to see how we can produce an affordable product while still in the ethical and we ended up, resistance bands, and vegan-barbell-pad. "

in Recent months, they have won Natwest young entrepreneur of the year award, in part, by the characters in The World of sustainable fashion.

But they had criticism in The Past about their Private School background, and whether You need help with setting up your company.

"I don't think it's for me, here and be, like, 'no, I'm not privileged,'" she says.

"But I have done this Myself - the company have started at zero.

"That doesn't mean I'm privileged is incredible, and happy in many other ways such as in terms of my training. "

In may, it pushed up activewear brand Tala - where-elements, including sports Bras and Fitness leggings are made from 92% recycled materials, including plastic bottles and factory waste.

your main focus in business has always been on sustainability and the creation of affordable Fitness products under the "fast fashion" label, because they are eco-friendly. The hard bit is competing with rivals like Gymshark and Nike in terms of style and price.

"There is a lot of work and a lot of victims on our side - we don't have anywhere near The Profit margins for these brands," says Grace .

"We had to be able to offer it at a price that the people a sustainable alternative.

"It's all well and good to scream at people who say: You must be sustainable, but very few people can afford a £100 pair of leggings. "

Grace says she had to be recycled to the production of clothing, with 92% Recycling, production of clothing completely out of the prices for their young customers would.

"For sustainable brands will be able to make a mark - we need to show that there is demand and the people's choice, the value of fast fashion. "

If Tala was in may of this year, her first series of garments sold in 20 Minutes , with a new collection of more than 20,000 units to sell online last week.

she is aware of her young fans and says that one of their greatest successes, the " matching "of these great fast fashion brands, of prices under £35-40. "

Tala campaigns that show women of all sizes

One of The Stand -out obligations of their brand, the women of all sizes can Feel comfortable in sports clothes, clothes for size 4-20 and also have options for larger women.

body variety in the gym is a Hot Topic bear in the year 2019, after the implementation of the plus-size models in one of their London stores, as it has been said to encourage people to be unhealthy.

"One of the Most Shocking things that had since the beginning of the reception, we on inclusivity - it's kind of sad how happy the people were, because it means it is disgusting how people in all shapes, sizes and breeds in our campaigns.

"It shows how some of the people who Feel it represents - You should be able to go to a website and can imagine how something looks on You . "

Nike faced a backlash, including plus-size models do not say in your London store

Grace , You see, retouching of photos as You want, people, look at what clothes actually on You . And of course, body image can be, depends on your Mental Health .

In The Past , Grace has talked about their bad days, and the stress, she suffers from working so hard.

"My relaxing time would work, in front of the TV, and I also know, to say that it's a great luxury for me to be able to, 'Look, work, hours, or give yourself the weekends'. At the University, I would not be able to do that, and still get my diploma and my business. "

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"I decided about a year and a half ago that I wanted to talk more about my Mental Health , be it on The Internet or to friends and family," she said.

"I realized how much I was a stickler for the conversation about Mental Health and eliminate the stigma that I'm not I can apply for that. "

she says the nature of being means a fairly new entrepreneur, there is always something to do, but You can't well-being in the way for her.

Grace says that next year, she is forbidden to continue as a Director for your company, but work less.

"I Feel like I'm in the year 2020, more than ever before, focusing on the things I love to delegate the management of the strategy, the vision, and the creative, the economy, and then in The Other parts. "

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