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A fresh look at disability fashion
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Ambassade de L’Ile is more than just another swanky London restaurant, and Jean-Christophe Ansanay-Alex is more than just its owner and chef. As Ian Macrae found out, it’s a little piece of Lyon in south Kensington
Wheelie beautiful
After only a year in business, WheelieChix is making its name on the catwalks. Kelly Mullan talked to its founder, Louisa Summerfield, about its progress and took a look at its autumn/winter collection
Lara Masters: the fascinator
The presenter, model, milliner and judge on Britain’s Missing Top Model reflects on reforming the fashion industry, disability politics… and hats
Cutting it! Seema's salon days
Running a hairdressing salon might not seem like the easiest way of making a living if you’re visually-impaired, but for Seema Flower it has proved the perfect career move. Nuala Calvi reports
Looking good, feeling great
First impressions can be crucial, particularly at job interviews. So volunteers from the charity, fashion and beauty sectors came together for a style advice session for six visually-impaired women. Linn Martinussen reports
Tailor made for the great
The Tanni&Anni clothing range may be aimed at disabled people, but it replicates high street style and price, says Annie Makoff
Shaping up to look good
Having a different body shape doesn’t have to mean you’re a fashion victim, says Michael Shamash
It's not easy being green
Can you be cool, green and disabled asks writer and performer Penny Pepper
Kim’s wheelchair chic
Kim Tserkezie, aka Penny Pocket from the CBeebies show, Balamory, gives us her views on fashion, including two new collections for wheelchair-users.