For the RNIB Connect Radio 20th Anniversary the Disability Consultant, Visually Impaired Creators of Scotland Founder and fashion lover, Kirin Saeed, visited Edinburgh to learn more about an iconic item of clothing.

Amelia joined her to experience an AD tour of ‘Beyond the Little Black Dress’ at the National Museum of Scotland.

You can learn more by about the National Museums of Scotland by visiting their website

www.nms.ac.uk/national-museum-of-scotland/

Image: Kirin Saeed stands to the right of a glass cabinet containing a 1926 Chanel Little Black Dress. There are long, light grey curtains behind them.

Kirin is smiling and holding a white cane in her right hand, with her left hand resting on her black, cross-body handbag at her left side. She's wearing a short-sleeved, mid-length black dress with black tights and baby pink ballet flat shows. She's also wearing two small pink bows clips hold her long hair away from her face.

The Chanel dress is in a square glass cabinet with a raised white floor. It is a straight body, mid-length dress with long, slim sleeves and three large chevrons on the middle front of the dress, meeting just below the navel area. Most of the dress appears a glossy black, with the chevrons appearing as a lighter grey colour.