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Sitting Beauty A Digital Fashion magazine for women with disabilities. We cover Adaptive Fashion, Beauty, and Disability Representation.

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Looking back at the September 2025 issue of Sitting Beauty Swipe through for a look at our September 2025 issue. From fe...
30/05/2026

Looking back at the September 2025 issue of Sitting Beauty

Swipe through for a look at our September 2025 issue. From featured contributors like the team at . They share behind-the-scenes moments of T-shirt making as well the story of how it all started.

✨ Want to read more? Explore past issues in our archives.

Wishing more companies took responsibility for and committed to doing better regarding issues the way this one did. We s...
30/05/2026

Wishing more companies took responsibility for and committed to doing better regarding issues the way this one did.

We say this snd had to share it.

27/05/2026

Yes!! We need more collaborations like this.

We all know that a good listick can help you embrace a bold and powerful moment. That said, adaptive zippers deserve the...
26/05/2026

We all know that a good listick can help you embrace a bold and powerful moment. That said, adaptive zippers deserve their own moment too





We remember.
25/05/2026

We remember.




From the November 2025 issue of Sitting Beauty Magazine.Some conversations around accessibility, style, and lived experi...
20/05/2026

From the November 2025 issue of Sitting Beauty Magazine.

Some conversations around accessibility, style, and lived experience continue long after an issue is published.

Looking back at earlier pieces today, this one fromthe November issue had us thinking about the Met Gala again.

Lauren Grier's , piece offers a look into what inspired her to start her own brand; a desire to see more representation in fashion.

We can relate.

Read her story aboutthe journey in the Sitting Beauty Archives





Sometimes accessibility gaps are obvious, like a narrow entrance to a public place. Others show up more quietly. These ...
19/05/2026

Sometimes accessibility gaps are obvious, like a narrow entrance to a public place. Others show up more quietly.

These experiences still shape how people perceive disability through the fashion and beauty industries. Quiet or obvious, intentional or not it, they still have an effect.





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