The Fashion and Diversity event series collection consists of a recording of one event in a series held in 2016, organized by three second-year students in the Master of Arts in Fashion Studies program, Rikki Byrd, Carly-Ann Fergus, and Jasmine Young, as well as the contents of a Google Drive folder containing documents related to the production of the series.

The recording is of "Fashion and Race," a panel discussion held in the the Bob and Sheila Hoerle Lecture Hall in the New School's University Center at 63 Fifth Avenue, at 6pm on February 12th, 2016. Panelists consist of designer Charles Harbison, photographer Dario Calmese, journalist Jeremy Lewis, and Parsons School of Design professor Kim Jenkins; and moderated by journalist Julee Wilson. The panel takes the form of a group interview conducted by Wilson, followed by questions from the audience. The public program, which was also promoted as part of the “Black History Month at Parsons” event series, is entirely concerned with the relationship of African Americans to the fashion industry in the United States.

The accompanying documents span the entirety of the event series, including "Fashion and Race," "Fashion and Jazz," and "Fashion and Women in Tech," although The New School Archives only has one recording, for "Fashion and Race." The documents relate to the planning and promotion of the events, including fliers, a guest list, and the original proposal for the events.