The fashion industry has made noticeable progress with its level of diversity but the disabled market is still significantly underrepresented. From catwalk shows to marketing campaigns to shopping on the high-street, disabled consumers are often forgotten, despite the fact they want to be just as stylish as the rest of us. Over 13.9 million people are disabled in the UK alone, of which many have significant spending power. So why have nearly all fashion brands chosen to ignor

Lingerie – mid 19th century: from French, from linge ‘linen’. Lingerie is a way women can be in touch with their femininity and sexuality, becoming an extremely profitable market. Victoria’s Secret used to be the pioneers of the luxury undergarments, but times have changed. The secret’s out Victoria: diversity is in. What is Victoria’s Secret? The fashion and beauty house founded Roy and Graye Raymond specialises in lingerie, sleep wear, sportswear and apparel. Since 1995 Vic

What is really “ideal”? When we think of the models in the fashion world, the first image that pops into everyone’s head is a tall, slender, caucasian woman. This beauty standard is the “ideal” woman that has been ingrained in heads across the nation for years. The lack of diversity in the fashion world must change, rather we must think of an eclectic variety of what it means to work in the world of fashion. One way the fashion industry has established the beauty standard in