If you enjoyed my last inclusive lingerie post, where I interviewed the team behind Elba London, you’ll want to keep reading. Today I’m interviewing Emma Butler, founder of Intimately.co, a US-based web store that curates lingerie where, as they say, fashion meets function. Hi Emma! Tell me a little bit about your business! My lingerie is … Read more
Annika Victoria is an Australian YouTuber with over 730,000 subscribers, lover of sewing and thrifting, and the absolute babe behind the #BabeWithAMobilityAid hashtag that you may have seen on social media. This interview is part of a new series that I’m starting here on my blog, where I speak to some of my favourite disabled … Read more
For today’s post, I’m delighted to have the opportunity to interview Amelia Peckham, the co-founder of Cool Crutches. This is part of a new series that I’m running where I interview disabled people who do awesome things, so you’ll have the opportunity to learn more about Cool Crutches, but also how Amelia makes it work as … Read more
If you follow me on Instagram, you’ll know that I love vintage-style fashion. Whilst I may not be able to do the hair or the makeup from the 40’s and 50’s (and am incredibly jealous of the people who do!), you’ll often see me whizzing around in my chair sporting a swing dress and lashings … Read more
One of the biggest topics I get asked about is how I manage to navigate work with chronic illness. I’m planning on making a video with a friend of mine about this topic soon, but I thought it might be interesting to speak with an employer – my employer – and ask some of the … Read more
Welcome back to ‘But Make It Accessible’ – my new series where I talk to brands who are working to make fashion more inclusive! This week I had the opportunity to speak with the Emma McClelland of Kintsugi Clothing. I don’t quite remember how I first came across Kintsugi Clothing, but I absolutely remember seeing … Read more
I hate bras. As a general rule, I find them so incredibly uncomfortable and painful to wear that I pretty much gave up on them years ago. Part of the reason why is that I struggled to find anything that is appropriate for what my body needs – and as a result I’ve probably only … Read more
