It was such an honour to walk for two designers at this year’s Manchester Fashion Week. First I walked for the incredible Victoria Jenkins, the UK’s leading adaptive fashion expert, whose brand Unhidden is the first adaptive brand to join the British Fashion Council.
The purple dress was gorgeous and I had the privilege of accessorising the walk with the Adison Bag by Destiny Pinto.
Next I walked for the fabulous Kit Giroux who challenges conventional design boundaries and merges Northern identity with experimental outerwear.
Hair and makeup was on point and I loved the strength of the whole vibe I felt wearing the jumpsuit.
Before the runway Kit told me to ‘serve ****’ which I LOVED so I did my very best badass walk.
Shoutout to the amazing Photographers Ines Bahr and Jody Hartley for the capturing the shots.
I love walking the runway as an amputee model. I started modelling because of my difference – check out my very first modelling blog it’s very funny – I then loved being on the runway as a beacon of hope for other people with a difference, so they could see themselves represented, and now I just love modelling despite my difference. So thank you to everyone who books me for me. That’s what inclusion’s all about.
