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Scroll here for major Christina Stephens updates and events, incredible stories and profiles from our community, as well as articles that have been featured in the media. 

Christina Stephens on the Autism Mates runway at expo

Christina Stephens on the Autism Mates runway at expo

On August 4th, 2023 Autism MATES took their powerful Model MATES fashion show to the stage at Sydney Disability Expo in Homebush. Autism MATES wanted to partner with Christina Stephens, who are leading the market in adaptive, yet style-led designs - making fashionable clothing options accessible to everyone.
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We're a finalist in the Australian Women’s Small Business Champion Awards

From thousands of entrants from across the nation, Bardon local business owner Jessie Sadler, together with her Gold Coast business partner Carol Taylor, have been named finalists in the 2023 Australia Women’s Small Business Champion Awards for excellence in fashion.
A blonde fair-skinned woman wearing a pink shirt with "Frida" artwork printed on the front, sits on a white bench smiling at a fair-skinned man sitting in a wheelchair next to her. He is wearing a white t-shirt with the same artwork and black shorts.

What does Frida have to do with National Stroke Week?

In celebration of National Stroke Week (7-14th August), we're giving away a FREE "Frida" t-shirt to the first 20 people who comment on our social post about "what adaptive clothing do you want to see more of?"
Fashion moves forward to embracing people with disability

Fashion moves forward to embracing people with disability

The importance of providing realistic and inclusive fashion options to people with disability.
A blonde woman wearing a sky blue lingerie set removes the negligee part

A moment in history for adaptive fashion

Australia’s iconic adaptive fashion brand Christina Stephens headlined the first-ever adaptive clothing runway at Afterpay Australian Fashion Week.
Shopping Made More Accessible!

Shopping Made More Accessible!

At Christina Stephens we are focused on making our customers' shopping experience for adaptive clothing and inclusive fashion, as accessible as possible. Check out our website features that helps you shop with ease.
CS Sizing Made Simple!

CS Sizing Made Simple!

Shopping for adaptive clothing has never been so easy. At Christina Stephens we have provided extensive information and visuals to allow our customers to shop with ease and understand their correct size.
Three women modelling Christina Stephens Collection II styles.

Introducing the CS Inclusive Collection II in 2021!!!!

The past year has been one of trials for many. 2020 was the year ‘COVID’ became a household word, and everyone was affected in one way or another. It was...
"Her response was simple, 'I'll always have your back'".

"Her response was simple, 'I'll always have your back'".

  Mum (Christine Sadler) and daughter (Jessie Sadler) at a NY celebration! A very special Unique Women Unique Story to finish off the year - an interview with Christina Stephens’...
"He is the child that saw me when I was the mom who would run around with him in the playground, pick him up and go shopping…. to being the mom that I am today."

"He is the child that saw me when I was the mom who would run around with him in the playground, pick him up and go shopping…. to being the mom that I am today."

  Aldelly Vasque. A glamorous woman with long dark hair dressed in a smart cowl neck black and lighter shade dress. Top half of image only.dressed in a black dress....
At the Forefront of Adaptive Fashion

At the Forefront of Adaptive Fashion

"Finding ways to combine entrepreneurial endeavours with a want to help people with disability and mobility restrictions live their best lives has proven a perfect fit for businesswomen, Jessie Sadler.”...
"Being in a wheelchair doesn’t take that feeling away of wanting to feel sexy. It’s the fashion industry that takes that away from you."

"Being in a wheelchair doesn’t take that feeling away of wanting to feel sexy. It’s the fashion industry that takes that away from you."

RONIA HAMZE Q&A Tell us a little bit about yourself. I’m Ronia, 27 and I grew up in Melbourne. I am from a big family. I have a big family....