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For International Day of the Girl, the brand is encouraging praise that focuses on personality and achievements, not just appearance.

The campaign also features models Tyson Beckford, Lucky Blue Smith, Liu Wen and Amelia Gray. It was directed by ‘Shakespeare in Love’ filmmaker John Madden.