To quote Dr Caroline Mair “Fashion is Psychology”. ‘Clothes are the closest thing we have to our body, it’s our second skin and we use clothes as an outward display of our self and our identity.’ What we wear can reflect who we are, effect our behaviour and also how people behave towards us and perceive us.

From a sign of “nerdiness” eyewear has become one of the biggest fashion accessories of all time.

“Excellent ASDA!! No labels and no buttons especially kind to children with sensory difficulties. The velcro closing instead of buttons makes it so quick and easy to get on. So cheap and a brilliant idea”.

Parent feedback on Asda’s Easy On school polo shirts

“This amazing adaptive range takes us another step forward on our journey to inclusivity.”

Nick Pecorelli, founder of Little Green Radicals

“Accessibility and disability inclusion is everyone’s responsibility and opportunity.” Sinéad Burke

“One of the basic comforts of our life is being able to have fun shopping and to find beautiful and useful things”. Selma Blair

The Valuable 500 and why ‘disability is your business’

Founded by Dr. Bryna Chrismas, Ran By Nature are on a mission to make fitness and fashion inclusive for every woman

“There are so many disabled people who are into fashion as much as I am - we’re here to talk to if brands want to start to be more inclusive of us”.

‘Easy’ makeup tools, universal design and the beauty of inclusivity

Jessica describes herself as a "lifestyle blogger with a disabled twist”.