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Disabled fashion creator ♿️
Autistic • 47 • UK
Making disability visible in fashion
Championing slow fashion ♻️
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This post is, in reality, a love letter to the incredible disabled fashion community.
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Thank you so much to the incredible @annieelainey @littlepineneedle @rollinfunky @georginagrogan_ @michelle_roger @adisabledicon @shelbykinsxo @rubyrouxbijou @janmort3000 @reunitedwithtime @brightonbacall @lunajay_r & @val_and.co for allowing me to include you in this post & to every single person who puts the time & energy into showing up fabulously, authentically, honestly online. What you do touches so many people you will never even meet & has changed the world. I am so proud to be in this space with all of you.
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I have put a more accessible version of this post with full image descriptions of every photo on my old blog (it’s at the top of my linktree), there just isn’t enough space on here unfortunately.
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[image description, slide 1: A photo of a flat lay of a lavender themed outfit with a sheer purple overlay & then text on two torn white pieces of paper. Text reads “How I found my style as a wheelchair user - or how the disability community helped me find my style (& importantly, my confidence)” “Easier to read version, with full image descriptions, on www.wheelingalong24.com”]
Slides 2-11 have a background of muted pink lined paper covered with pressed flowers. There are photos & text on top of this in a collage style.
[slide 2 reads: @pip.the.hobbit (of @foxesandravens who make THE coolest leather accessories with fantasy vibes) tagged me in the comments of a @refashionedhippie post.
Someone had written in to ask for a reel with advice on wheelchair fashion & @refashionedhippie was struggling to find helpful information which reminded me SO much of me in 2012 when I was struggling so much to find the advice I needed as a new wheelchair user.]

Continued in comments
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#WheelchairFashion #BabeWithAMobilityAid #DisabledAndCute How I found my style as a wheelchair user 
Or how the disability community helped me find my style (& importantly, my confidence)
Easier to read version, with full image descriptions, on www.wheelingalong24.com
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Happy Disability Pride Month! 🎉

Every July, Disabled people around the world come together to celebrate our identities, communities, achievements, and the progress made through disability rights movements.

Disability Pride isn't about pretending disability is easy. It's about recognising that being Disabled is nothing to be ashamed of, and that Disabled people deserve to be seen, valued, and included.

Whether you're Disabled yourself or want to learn more, this month is a great opportunity to listen to Disabled voices, challenge assumptions, and celebrate the diversity of our community.

What does Disability Pride mean to you? 💙👇

#DisabilityPride #DisabledAndProud #DisabilityCommunity #DisabilityAwareness #Sociability Collage of Disabled people smiling and waving to the camera in different locations around the UK. A Disability Pride flag appears across one corner of the collage. Overlayed text reads: “Disability isn't something to overcome. It's something to celebrate. Welcome to Disability Pride Month. If you've never heard of it, keep reading!”
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“There’s no right way to create, exist or be seen. Your pace and your process are valid, even if they look different.” #ShotoniPhone17Pro by Rue M. @rubyrouxbijou

Music: ‘Best Kind of Lost’ by @joshuaidehena
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Alt Text: A vibrant video featuring Rue, a red-headed fashionista, in a series of colorful scenes. She is shown in her maximalist, floral-wallpapered home and in the lush Welsh countryside. She wears a voluminous green tulle skirt paired with a shimmering pink and gold bodice. Rue uses a wheelchair and a pink cane throughout the video, posing confidently and discussing how fashion empowers her creative expression and visibility.
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I sent the Rosalia dress to @rubyrouxbijou to have some fun in and I love how she styled it! This fashion icon turns so many killer looks week after week, whilst also being a disability advocate 💖 you need to go check out her page!
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This weekend is International Wheelchair Day ♿💙

This day is about raising awareness, sharing stories, and recognising just how much accessibility and inclusion matter.

A huge thanks to everyone who sent in clips, we love looking back on our events and shared memories. We can’t wait to see more of you again this year, and stay tuned for some exciting things coming!

Keep an eye on our page this weekend, we’ll be sharing lots of stories from our community. 🙌

#InternationalWheelchairDay #WheelchairCommunity #DisabledVoices #AccessibilityMatters #DisabilityAwareness
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