When Teen Vogue described Munroe Bergdorf as "a powerful and unstoppable force and the world should take notice” in April 2018, they were right. In the past two years the model, activist, and Doctor of Letters has become recognized globally for her activism. In August 2020, not only did British Vogue name her in the top 25 most influential Women in the country (alongside Rihanna and the Queen) but Teen Vogue, the same publication that took note of her - featured her on the cover of their coveted September issue.

Boasting over a half a million social media following, Bergdorf uses her platform to amplify marginalized voices, offering insight and instruction on feminism, diversity, and LGBTQ+ topics. She talks passionately about rejecting public shaming, preferring that we embrace accountability and resolve, with her work focusing on education - when you know better, you do better.

Routinely, Bergdorf is featured on national and international news outlets, a published writer for the likes of British Vogue, Grazia, i-D, Evening Standard and The Guardian. In 2019 she was appointed LGBT+ Editor at Dazed Beauty, profiling some of the most ground-breaking queer talent of the moment. She has spoken about matters of race, gender and sexuality at various renowned international Universities such as Oxford, Cambridge, Princeton and NYU. In the past twelve months Bergdorf has gone on to grace the cover of Time Magazine (for their Next Generation Leaders issue) as well as Attitude Magazine and Glamour Magazine which saw Bergdorf pick up the Hero Award and Gamechanging Influencer award respectively.

In 2018, Bergdorf’s debut authored television documentary, ‘What Makes A Woman’ premiered on major UK network Channel 4. An hour-long documentary that bravely explores the changing perceptions of gender and identity in today’s society, it solidified Bergdorf as an important progressive voice in UK culture. That same year, she was awarded Changemaker of the Year at the 2018 Cosmopolitan Awards, the following year she was awarded Campaigner of the Year at the annual LGBT+ Awards.

Further cementing the significance of activism, in 2020 she was appointed as a UN Women UK Changemaker. Bergdorf regularly consults for global FTSE 100 businesses for their inclusivity and diversity schemes, including the world’s largest beauty brand, L’Oreal Paris, where she sits on their UK Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Board to influence and inform the brand and be a voice for black, trans and queer community. Bergdorf remains committed to using her platform to champion diversity and create lasting change in the beauty industry and beyond.

Bergdorf has fronted campaigns for beauty, fashion and lifestyle brands Illamasqua, Uniqlo and Calvin Klein. She has closed shows at the prestigious New York and London Fashion Weeks, and has featured heavily in numerous global publications including on the covers of Attitude, British Glamour and PAPER.

After an 11-way bidding war, in July 2020, Bergdorf signed a six-figure book deal with the UK’s largest independent publishing house, Bloomsbury. 2023 will see Bergdorf release her debut literary offering "Transitional." The book explores the journeys that we all experience as human beings, from our adolescence, to our gender, sexuality, love and relationships, identity and race, in one way or another we ALL transition.

Bergdorf was awarded an honorary doctorate for contributions campaigning for transgender rights in 2019 by the University of Brighton.

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