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Angelica and Matilde Aureli, twin models with albinism
Shaholly Ayers, a congenital amputee
Activist, CEO and fashion power player, Sinéad Burke, shares her manifesto for change within the industry. Read more on Grazia.
The British Fashion Council (BFC) published its first DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) Census of the UK fashion industry last month. The BFC promotes British fashion and supports the sector to export, grow and, by its own definition, innovate. The data showed that of the 1,529 survey participants, only 6% identified as disabled, with 94% identifying as non-disabled, or at least, not disabled right now. It’s a statistic that is out of sync with the UK population, which has 16 million disabled people; one in every six. So, why is fashion so under-populated with disabled people? Or do they not feel safe, comfortable or supported to acknowledge their disability?
Nyle DiMarco, a deaf model
Hendra Raud, model with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)
Lauren Rose, a paraplegic model, for Selkie's Fall 2025 collection, Libertine
Aimee Mullins, an amputee born with fibular hemimelia, by Nick Knight for the Alexander McQueen guest-edited issue of Dazed & Confused
Shaholly Ayers, a congenital amputee
Yvie Oddly (she/they/he), a model and drag queen with Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS), for Them
Lyric Mariah Heard, an amputee with amniotic band syndrome (ABS), behind the scenes for Dreaming Eli
Terence Munzemba, a model with vitiligo
Lauren Wasser, an amputee and survivor of toxic shock syndrome (TSS)
Emily Barker (they/them), a model with paraplegia and complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), for Otherness Magazine
Xueli Abbing, a model with albinism, photographed by Gemmy Woud-Binnendijk
Nina Marker, an autistic model, V Magazine
Tamera McLaughlin, a model with achondroplasia dwarfism, for Savage X Fenty
Ellie Goldstein, a model with Down Syndrome, for Vogue