So over the last several months I have been working with @ASOS to create a fashionable, yet practical waterproof all in one! Not just for people like me in a chair but for anyone. It's about making fashion accessible! So what should be next?! https://t.co/1gzzkRlED9 pic.twitter.com/7yS57QEmpD
— Chloe Ball-Hopkins (@chloe_ballhopzy) July 4, 2018
This is so awesome @ASOS! Everything I’m fighting for!! #disabledfashion https://t.co/vtkzCJlhU2
— Sophie Bradbury-Cox (@fashionbellee) July 4, 2018
Yes, yes, yes. We do exist. And we buy clothes. Who knew?!! https://t.co/XuOOy3nMvR
— Sarah BF Marl (@SarahBFraser) July 4, 2018
Just ordered from ASOS for the first time! Love that they’re collaborating for accessible fashion! https://t.co/WCAprjwFFf
— Rachel Martens (@RaeofSunshine79) July 4, 2018
This is great to see!! Everyone in fashion take note!! Well done @chloe_ballhopzy @ASOS do you need any male models? Give me a shout ?? https://t.co/mNmbbeNFqb
— Jack Hunter-Spivey (@jackhstt) July 4, 2018
Well done to our amazing @MD_Trailblazers @chloe_ballhopzy for producing this fantastic and inclusive piece of clothing with @ASOS. It's great to see another mainstream retailer recognise the #PurplePound by designing adaptive but inclusive clothing. https://t.co/kCfxLRQ55S
— Trailblazers (@MD_Trailblazers) July 4, 2018
Yes. Yes. Yes! This is so good to see. This is what our young people keep asking for and it is great to see @ASOS leading the way with models who are wheelchair users AND fashion which is accessible! Great job @chloe_ballhopzy https://t.co/jH63getEui
— Whizz-Kidz (@WhizzKidz) July 4, 2018
NEW: Why That Accessible ASOS Jumpsuit Is So Important | https://t.co/oQuB9OYqFp @ASOS @chloe_ballhopzy #DisabledBloggers
— Shona (@shonalouiseblog) July 4, 2018
Fashion brands - please read the comments on Chloe's post. So many unmet needs from women with health & disability issues who just want practical, fashionable clothes. Bravo @chloe_ballhopzy and @ASOS for leading the charge. https://t.co/60ssrl6c6G
— Thea McGovern (@TheaMcgovern) July 5, 2018
AWESOME NEWS!!
— Models Of Diversity (@ModsOfDiversity) July 4, 2018
WELL DONE @ASOS
ASOS release specially designed jumpsuit for people with disabilities https://t.co/6L66FDJSQw pic.twitter.com/gvvngTIdKk
Go on @ASOS ❤️❤️❤️ pic.twitter.com/pl8fpuksgH
— Jameela Jamil (@jameelajamil) July 4, 2018
Diversity without tokenism. Always using POCs, plus sized models, models with disabilities etc. Well done @ASOS! pic.twitter.com/Cz5pXxHmDz
— Rore Erica Okoh ✨??? (@rorerorerore) July 4, 2018
Great to see this sort of representation on the @ASOS website. Shopping is something most of us take for granted in terms of representation. Seeing disabled people in the media through campaigns, as actors, singers is so important as it challenges the stigma around disabilities. pic.twitter.com/asQAprWFxS
— Gurls Talk (@gurlstalk) July 4, 2018