What makes your style stand out?

I tend to borrow inspiration from many sources; from ethnic traditions, to corporate baddie, to cottage core, to the body piercings of pirates! I center all things style around versatility and androgyny as I see it in alignment with my gender. My style is also a heavy combination of access v. aesthetic. Where most can pull off an uncomfortable shoe or a stiff outfit "for the look", the likelihood of that choice costing me days of pain necessitates that I plan accordingly- I still eat tho 💅

What’s your dream fashion moment?

I dream of creating a line of beautiful, discrete, accessible formal wear at an affordable price that can be as readily available to and versatile for disabled folks as those of abled-bodied folks. Additionally, I want there to be diversity and fluidity in the options available to us. Clothing is made to fit the body, not the other way around and clothing is not a luxury item - that doesn't mean we dont deserve luxurious clothes though 🤌🧐🎩

What would you do with $20,000?

Not in any particular order but; - Sewing/ Tailoring lessons - Trust fund - Consult current disability fashion designers - Retrofit a home studio - Manufacturing costs - Marketing! (There's definitely more but thats it for now xP)