Join me and Crystal as we chat everything sustainable and adaptive fashion. Crystal is a 24-year-old singer, actor from Perth, Australia; she has brittle bone disease. In this episode we unpack everything to do with sustainability, adaptability and the importance of representation on TV and in theatre. if you wanted to find Crystal over on social media her handle is @IamCrystalnguyen and follow us over on social media at @ChamiahDeweyfashion

Join us in today’s fashion chats with Michaela Michaela is a 30-year-old mental health counsellor from Massachusetts USA Michaela is quadriplegic which means that she is paralysed from the neck down this was from an injury when she was 19 years old in this episode we chat everything from adaptive jeggings to the validity of feeling low and positive as well as the need for some more ready to wear adaptive fashion. Make sure to follow Michaela over at @thewheelchairdiaries on Instagram and give us a follow to at @ChamiahDeweyfashion

Today we chat with Kayleigh, a mum and GP receptionist from the UK. Kayleigh has achondroplasia and in this episode we discuss everything from inaccessible changing rooms to the future of Chamiah Dewey Fashion and potential adaptive bridal collections. Make sure to leave us a rating and follow us over at @chamiahdeweyfashion

Today we talk with Monique, a model and disability advocate from up north, Monique has brittle bone disease and is a short stature wheelchair user. We discuss everything from representation, the need for mainstream adaptive fashion and how easy it could be for designers to be more inclusive. Make sure to follow Monique over at @monique_dior_zebedee_model

Join me and Lydia as we discuss all things little people friendly fashion, the struggle to fit in as a growing woman, dealing with confrontational outings and the importance of education and representation

In today’s fashion chats with.. we talk to Grace, a 23 year old day care assistant from Belfast. In today’s episode we discuss everything from the beauty of cycling shorts, 3/4 length sleeves and desires for garments from Chamiah Dewey Fashion. Make sure to check out Grace’s new Instagram @littlewardrobeideas and ours at @chamiahdeweyfashion

In today’s episode we chat to Lucy, a 22 year old council worker from Lincoln, Lucy has achondroplasia, the most common form of dwarfism. In today’s episode we discuss everything from lack of accessibility, making childrenswear work for her and adapting her clothing with a local seamstress. To check out Lucy’s Instagram her handle is @lucy.s.looks and ours is @chamiahdeweyfashion across all platforms. Make sure to subscribe and leave a review bellow too!

In this episode I chat with Jess, a 28 year old mum from the UK, Jess has hypoachondroplasia which is similar to the most common form of dwarfism, achondroplasia but people with hypoachondroplasia tend to be slightly taller and more proportionate. Jess is really open and honest in this episode which I really appreciate, she discusses the issues around strangers staring at her, feeling uncomfortable in her own clothes and not being able to buy from the children’s section like some other people with dwarfism. To find Jess on Instagram, her handle is @mylittlelifefrommyview and to find us look for @chamiahdeweyfashion on almost all social media platforms. Enjoy!

In today’s episode we chat with Alana from @alanababana. In a world where clothing can seem really inaccessible and quite disheartening Alana makes the best of what she’s got and she is a real inspiration for people around her due to her really positive energy and her outlook on life; she’s a glass half full kind of girl which I really love and I think she’s really inspiring to anyone that that follows her on social media. Make sure to give her a follow for feed tube style tips but also an insight into how she practices self care and cleans her tubes etc. Our social media handle is @chamiahdeweyfashion across all platforms including: tik tok, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube.

Hello! This is the kickstart for our new series ‘fashion chats with...’. Today we chat with Cait, a 20 year old student and fashion blogger from Bristol who has achondroplasia, the most common form of Dwarfism: she discusses the top challenges she has with accessible clothing but also how she’s learnt o make it work for her. To find Cait on social media her handle is @asliceofcait. To find us, our handle is @chamiahdeweyfashion on all platforms. Stay tuned for tomorrow’s episode with Alana, a 25 year old woman from Seattle, Washington: Alana has a paralysed stomach with a feeding tube so her accessibility needs are very different from Cait’s so we look forward to gaining an insight into that.