He’s better known as that cutie from Channel 4’s The Undateables, but now rugby player who caught the hearts of millions of viewers has just gone and bagged himself a new modelling career.
There was something a little out of the ordinary about two of the first models to walk down the catwalk last Friday to mark the first shows for London Fashion Week.
When Louise Dyson answered a call in 1993 the phone conversation inspired the fashion guru to launch a new modelling company for glamorous people with disabilities.
Phil Neville’s daughter has become one of the few models signed to a mainstream agency with a disability.
One of the most well-known fashion labels in the country have left other designers standing at the starting line by teaming up with the British Paralympic team to launch a new accessible clothing line.
The Paralympics in Rio have tripped over another hurdle leading up to the games after a publicity campaign has upset a number of athletes and models with disabilities.
Vicky Balch hit the headlines last year when she lost her right leg after a roller coaster accident at Alton Towers.
Elizabeth Archer would be the first to admit she isn’t the best person to give fashion advice. She only wears 33 items of clothing a year.
Twenty Five year-old Katie Knowles has a burning ambition – she wants to break into the world of modelling, although there’s one thing which is holding her back – The ‘granny diseases’.
Zips and buttons can cause frustrations and headaches for disabled people. One person who is well aware of these wardrobe ‘malfunctions’ is Mindy Scheier – who decided to do something about it!
Jillian Mercado’s face is about to be seen by thousands of music lovers, especially those visiting the Beyonce website.
Most of us enjoy receiving a social media shout-out from a celebrity, but for someone in Manchester receiving a message from former glamour model Katie Price…it was a hugely embarrassing experience!
"According to the latest figures, one in six people in Britain has a disability, but where are all the disabled models?”
