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“The beauty industry has come a long way in embracing diversity even since I began my blogging journey. But, there is certainly room for improvement.” — @DavisonEm reflects on changes the beauty industry's made to be more inclusive #LFW20 #DressToAccess https://t.co/mqJJg8vN6G
“It is time that high street stores stock a full range of clothing for all. It would also be great to see more disabled models showcasing everyday clothes.” — @MarkLaneTV on the challenges he has finding clothing he really likes. #LFW20 #DressToAccess https://t.co/rXar85LRdx
“If more fashion designers incorporated accessible clothing into their designs and products, we would see a lot of change.” — @JoshReevesDCMS tells us what he would like to see more of on the high street. #LFW20 #DressToAccess https://t.co/oiOaAVeljI
“Adopting these techniques means I can appreciate beauty and fashion and take interest in it like my sighted peers. I appreciate clothes for their texture, fabric and how they make me feel” — @myblurredworld on accessible fashion. #LFW20 #DressToAccess https://t.co/wECql869VD
As #LondonFashionWeek is in full swing, our podcast #TheDisabilityDownload chats to entrepreneurs @handsofwarriors, @careauxofficial and @scentsory about the work they’re doing to create a more accessible fashion and beauty industry. #DressToAccess
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This film by @EastSideLondon, @BlindRamblings and @JessicaFoucher shows the importance of working towards a fashion industry that is truly inclusive for all. #DressToAccess https://t.co/NQD0SRbZZG
It’s @LondonFashionWk and we’re hoping to see diversity on the catwalk and more inclusive designs! Last year, our survey with @DHorizons found that disabled people believe there isn’t enough representation of disability across the fashion industry. #DressToAccess
‘There are some great examples when it comes to accessible clothing. But more fashion brands need to get on board.’ @CaitAFulton caught up with @ludawinthesky last year to talk all things inclusive fashion! #LFW #DressToAccess https://t.co/V58Ee82Wz4
‘It is time that high street stores stock a full range of clothing for all.’ @MarkLaneTV chats about his experiences with accessible fashion and the importance of expressing himself through fashion. #LFW #DressToAccess https://t.co/rXar85uglZ
Inclusive fashion applies to so many things, from the designs to the people that model them. @ZebedeeMan model Kathleen Humberstone’s mum caught up with @ludawinthesky about the importance of diverse and accessible fashion #LFW #DressToAccess https://t.co/5dnRRMLatA
Check out @myblurredworld blog about how ‘accessible fashion’ should be applied to the entire shopping experience and how negative online shopping experiences have made her ‘lose confidence in brands and retailers’. #LFW #DressToAccess https://t.co/wECql869VD
‘High Street brands should incorporate adaptions for everyone, disabled or otherwise....A lack of adaptable options feels unfair when I go into a shop on the high street.’ @JoshReevesDCMS chats to us about inclusive fashion. #LFW #DressToAccess https://t.co/QYYi6QQI3n
London Fashion Week has got us thinking about fashion and beauty in general. Is the beauty industry too exclusive? @DavisonEm explores this exact question in her blog for us. #LFW #DressToAccess https://t.co/mqJJg8vN6G
‘The only way the fashion and beauty industry will recognise us and cater towards us, is if they have no choice. We MUST be seen to exist.’ — @ludawinthesky on the importance of diverse and accessible fashion. #LFW #DressToAccess https://t.co/gRiYszgeFk
London Fashion Week kicks off today showcasing brand new designs and emerging talent. But how inclusive and diverse is the industry? Our survey last year revealed that the fashion industry is not meeting the needs of disabled people. #LFW #DressToAccess https://t.co/uRtccUijQn
‘It is time that high street stores stock a full range of clothing for all. It would also be great to see more disabled models showcasing everyday clothes,’ says @MarkLaneTV on what he’d like to see for the future of fashion. #PurpleTuesday #DressToAccess https://t.co/rXar85uglZ
A lack of accessibility means @myblurredworld loses ‘confidence in brands and retailers’. Check out her thoughts on inclusive fashion and beauty. #PurpleTuesday #DressToAccess https://t.co/wECql869VD
‘Although some adaptive fashion ranges exist, this is often at the compromise of style. It's making it harder for those living with disability to express themselves,’ says @ludawinthesky. #PurpleTuesday #DressToAccess
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We found that 96% of disabled people don’t feel the fashion industry is diverse enough. @ZebedeeMan model Maddison Sherwood’s mum Lidia talks about her hopes for the future of the fashion industry. #DressToAccess https://t.co/RSP90KN0XA
Our recent survey found mainstream fashion in the UK isn't accessible enough for disabled people and adaptive ranges aren’t meeting their needs either. @ZebedeeMan model Shelby Lynch talks about the struggles she has with mainstream brands #DressToAccess https://t.co/RSP90Kvpz0
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