With Halloween just around the corner most of us are fishing out our scary outfits to celebrate the big day, but when it comes to costumes suitable for people with disabilities the limited range is pretty scary.
New York Fashion Week 2021 was its usual glitzy affair with over 91 designers showcasing their latest trends on the catwalk, but one in particular made history.
A new clothing company has temporary set up shop at The Grafton Centre, Cambridge providing accessible clothes for people with disabilities.
An amputee has revealed she was turned down by London Fashion Week because one of the recruiters told her, “We don’t do disabled.’.
Stephanie Thomas has a pretty good job, take a look at her CV and one of the first thing which jumps out at you is the fact her role is dressing people with disabilities in Hollywood.
A local independent charity in Swindon has been supported by a national clothing firm so it can continue its work manufacturing garments for people with limited dexterity.
Fashion has always been there make us feel good about ourselves, something that was pretty important through 2020, but thanks to a group of students looking good this year may also boos our self-esteem.
A new pop-up fashion store has opened its doors in the lead up to Christmas to raise money for a disabled children charity.
A young schoolboy in Brisbane has become attached to a doll which has a disability similar to him.
A family with a young disabled daughter received some amazing news through lockdown when a fashion house told them their youngster had been chosen to model their autumn/winter 2020 range.
Selena Gomez’s beauty brand Rare Beauty has announced they will raise $100 million to help people suffering from mental health.
Keep your eyes open for Ellie Goldstein, the teenager could well be the next big supermodel after receiving thousands of likes on a social media account.
A clothing firm in New York has designed a brand of underwear for disabled people who have difficulty going to the loo.
