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THE ICONIC’s New Adaptive Edit Is a Stylish Range For People With Disabilities
THE ICONIC Adaptive Edit works to curates items that prioritise functional style and ease of dressing/undressing, through features such as thoughtful closures, seated-wear solutions and fits for prosthetics. More importantly, it gives those living with a disability or limited-mobility the same experience of online shopping, as it would give a customer without a disability.
Christina Stephens founder reveals the impact of The Iconic's Adaptive Edit
Following The Iconic's launch of an Adaptive Edit yesterday, Christina Stephens founder Jessie Sadler details the impact this edit will have on adaptive fashion and her brand.
THE ICONIC Has Just Launched An Adaptive Edit To Cater For Australians Living With Disability
THE ICONIC launched the Adaptive Edit — a curated collection of clothing that prioritises functional style and ease of dressing to serve the 1 in 5 Australians living with disabilities and other access needs.
Adaptive fashion is a rapidly growing area
Adaptive clothing – or clothing specifically designed around the needs of people with disabilities – is a rapidly-growing fashion niche, which is tipped to grow to half a trillion dollars over the next five years.
"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....
"I could have a day where I do absolutely everything right but still end up passed out on the floor."
Michelle Roger. A stylish woman posing in a wheelchair, dressed in a black dress, stockings, bangle and funky jewellery. Meet Michelle Roger……….. Tell us a little bit about yourself....
"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....
"There’s no way we're going to put a gun in your hand, but we'll see what we can do."
Meet Tracey Jackson, 53. Tracey loves photography, travel, fashion and shooting (yes, the kind with rifles!) and says that when she's shooting, it's like she's transported to another world, where...
