Fashion, Disability, and Co-design HC25 fueled by the Jamisons' strange

fueled by the Jamisons' strange

Stephanie Seymour

pillowy soft cinnamon rolls and glorious layered cakes to fudgy brownies

and plátanos—are left out of the conversation

they're frozen - or so their inside joke goes

Fashion, Disability, and Co-design HC25 fueled by the Jamisons' strangeConstricting styles and limited clothing choices can restrict a person with a disability from fully participating in social communities, employment and gatherings that have an unspoken dress code. Design has the power to change this. Fashion, Disability, and Co design shows how collaborative, inclusive design techniques can produce garments and accessories that increase social inclusion. Grace Jun outlines practical techniques to help designers create