She informed Teen Vogue, “The way in which I incorporate my Latinidad in my work and advocacy is all the time ensuring that each alternative or any work I’m in highlights me as I’m: homosexual, Puerto Rican, and Latino. I all the time have in mind my individuals, and I wish to be certain that I am representing us in a lightweight of illustration not solely as a Latino, however a plus-size Latino. Even in a current magnificence and perfume marketing campaign that I simply shot as the one, and perhaps the primary, plus-size male mannequin and Latino to be in a serious magnificence marketing campaign, I wore a Latino-designed piece for it. I wish to be certain that there’s a bit of us being seen as a lot as potential.”
Ady additionally informed Dazed, “The dial has moved just a little bit on the masculine aspect of plus-size illustration, however the intersectionality will not be there and there are many areas the place that illustration could be amplified. … It is irritating, and it appears like I am the one one talking up. Fashions which might be seen as extra acceptable as a result of they’re taller or extra masculine aren’t affected, so they are not vocal about it and I sound like a damaged file as a result of I have been repeating myself for the previous six years.”