FashionAbility

Capella By Design

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A large group of approximately 20 women of diverse ages are posing together for a group photo in a warmly lit, modern room. They are standing on a polished wooden floor in front of a neutral-colored curtain and a large screen. Many of the women are smiling and waving. One woman in the center is wearing a pink dress, and another nearby is wearing a grey dress with a floral pattern and has a cane and a service dog at her feet.

Dressability helps people with disabilities reclaim confidence through clothing that reflects them

Listen to this Article On a warm Sydney afternoon, 72-year-old Linda — now living in a nursing home — slowly lowers her very swollen feet toward the gold sandals that once welcomed one foot and fought the other. This time, after a shoemaker added a discreet strip of elastic, both shoes finally slide on. She

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A group of six young women standing and smiling in a bright room with marble floors. They are flanked by dress forms and mannequins displaying custom lingerie and corset fashion designs.

The future of fashion is inclusive and Mindy Scheier is dressing it with Runway of Dreams

Listen to this Article The story starts in a kid’s closet, not a Paris showroom. Mindy Scheier’s son Oliver was eight, tired of sweatpants and compromise. He walked in from school and said the sentence that flipped his mother’s life inside out. “Mom, I want to wear jeans like everybody else.” It was a simple

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A group of five smiling individuals—three women and two men—stand and sit together in a bright, white studio. All are wearing white t-shirts or tank tops and denim jeans, with their waistbands partially pulled down to expose their lower abdomens, where ostomy pouch covers of various colors (beige and black) are visible.

Osto.me Fashion brings colour, polish and couture energy to the world of ostomy covers

Listen to this Article With Paula Sojo, confidence doesn’t arrive late or linger in the shadows. It leads, bold and unapologetic, the first thing you see. At 23, the Toronto creator and co-founder of Osto.me Fashion treats an ostomy cover like a satin clutch or a perfect pair of hoops . . .  definitely not as

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A woman with long dark hair, wearing a white dress with black scalloped trim, is seated on a large brown leather armchair on a stage. She is holding her forearm crutches. A man is seated beside her on a blue velvet sofa. A screen in the background displays "Welcome."

Laura Wagner Mayer on Adaptive Fashion, Inclusive Design and Owning the Runway

Listen to this Article Laura Wagner Mayer’s fearless fashion The first time Laura Wagner-Mayer felt like she owned the room, she was seventeen, standing in front of a mirror in a custom-made dress for her matric farewell dance. Not just any dress. This one was shaped around her. A high-low hem that skimmed at just

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Two models walk the runway in a show for "LADY FINES ADAPTIVE FASHION," which is spelled out in large, bright pink neon lettering on the digital screen behind them. The model on the left, with dark hair and multiple tattoos, is walking and wearing a sleeveless, double-breasted black mini-dress, white lace-up boots, and a visible prosthetic leg below her left knee. The model on the right, with long dark hair, is sitting in a manual wheelchair and wearing a shimmering silver metallic halter-neck maxi dress. The background screen shows a collage of photos of diverse models with disabilities.

Lady Fines is elevating adaptive fashion for disabled girls and women

Listen to this Article Lady Fines At 6:30 a.m., while most of Tampa still sleeps, Lady Fines is wide awake, hunched over a glowing screen, designing in an iPad fashion app as she studies adaptive-feature notes from models she’s worked with. She flips between mood boards and digital templates, refining skirts with discreet clasps and

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