“We Can Make Astronaut Suits, But Not Adaptive Fashion” | Victoria Ann Jenkins on ELS
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“We Can Make Astronaut Suits, But Not Adaptive Fashion” | Victoria Ann Jenkins on ELS
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In this episode, Victoria Ann Jenkins, founder of Unhidden and a pioneering adaptive fashion designer, joins the conversation to discuss her mission to make fashion more inclusive and why the industry has been so slow to change.
From her groundbreaking collaboration with Primark, bringing adaptive clothing to the high street across 10 countries, to her own life-changing medical experiences, Victoria shares the personal journey behind her work and the barriers faced by millions of disabled people every day.
She speaks candidly about medical misogyny, living with chronic pain, the challenges of raising investment as a founder, and the importance of ensuring disabled people have a seat at the table when decisions are made about their lives.
With an estimated £446 billion in spending power represented by the UK's disabled consumers, Victoria challenges brands to rethink what inclusion really means and why adaptive fashion should never have been considered a niche market.
This is a powerful conversation about resilience, representation and the determination to leave things better than you found them.
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