Local fashion labels are finally taking notice of people with disabilities

The last couple of years have been disastrous for so many in the retail sector. But the mainstream and inclusive fashion industry has experienced one historic shift for the better. The face of fashion is changing and it’s important for retailers to keep an eye on these changes to adequately supply their customer base. Diversity and inclusion have been buzz words at fashion shows for a long time. I’ve seen them applied well (most recently by mainstream brand Styling You The Label) but, sadly,

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