Who says you have to stand up to have style. Sitti

Who says you have to stand up to have style. Sitting, standing, or laying down does not hinder you ability to express your style. So, go ahead, and do you.
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Background- park with green grass, and a full tree in the distance behind @tamaramenaofficial

Tamara- Olive colored skin with brunette hair pulled up in a high knot .

Clothing -Black crop bikini style top worn with a gold statement necklace and gold tones statement belt worn with a long white skirt

Words #Disability #Fashion #Style #Wheelchairuser #Cur8able

New Blog Post: Fashion Week 2020: The Reckoning an

New Blog Post: Fashion Week 2020: The Reckoning and the Path Forward, by guest blogger Lottie Jackson.

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Image of a Black woman with a prosthetic leg that matches her cocoa-colored skin. The woman is wearing a Private Policy's Spring 2021 off-white trench coat as a dress, paired with barely-there tan-colored sandals. Her braided hair hangs down her back. Her make up is natural.

As the Founder of Cur8able, I made sure the missio

As the Founder of Cur8able, I made sure the mission statement was simple and laser focused; use fashion styling as a tool to challenge negative perceptions of people with disabilities. This mission is closely tied to the psychology of dress and how people perceive you based on appearance. Without going to deep into this idea it’s basically challenging role schemas as outlined in the “Social Psychology of Dress” (Lennon, Johnson, Rudd 2017) “Role schemas are the sets of behaviors expected of a person in a particular social position.” This is what leads to organizing ideas about people and their value. Schemas in general feed into categorizing others which inevitably contributes to stereotyping.

Cur8able is committed to fighting negative stereotyping of people with all disabilities so we join in the celebrating National Disability Employment Awareness Month. This year NDEAM turns 75 and it’s also being celebrated in conjunction with celebrating 30 years of the passing of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

What is National Disability Employment Awareness Month?
According to the Library of Congress In 1945 a week-long educational campaign related to disability and work was launched after congress enacted legislation (Public Law 176) to make the first week of October National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week. The word “physically” was dropped in 1962 in order to include all types of disabilities. This advocacy week remained in place for 25 years.

How Is NDEAM Celebrated today?
Today NDEAM honors people with disabilities who are part of the work force, and also serves as a reminder of the need to provide equal employment opportunities. This years theme is, “Increasing Access and Opportunity”

Image Description:
Woman with Coco colored skin, her hair is styled with long black braids highlighted with purple color throughout the braids on the top of her head. She has a seated body type, sitting in a wheelchair, wearing a velvet black suit with black lace bralette underneath the open blazer and black sling back heels. The look is accessorized with natural makeup and large silver hoop earrings.

Rest in Power @chadwickboseman Wow, brilliant mind

Rest in Power @chadwickboseman
Wow, brilliant mind, beautiful spirit.

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This image is from my second COVID-19 era photoshoot. My client @mstatilee was celebrated by @apple as a trailblazer! Congrats Tatiana
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Black Woman in a wheelchair wearing a multicolored wrap dress, The colors in the dress are black, white, terracotta yellow. Her curly hair is pulled up into a high bun in the front and neck-length and out in the back. Accented with a gold necklace and ring.

In @mstatilee own words👇🏾

Repost from @mstatilee
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”When I was 7 years old, my mom bought me a Polaroid camera, and I organized a photo shoot in my front yard. That was when I knew I was destined for a career in front of a camera” -Tatiana Lee
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So honored to be among some among trailblazers with disabilities like my girl @habengirma
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Click Link In My Bio For Full Story @apple
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Stylist : @disabilityfashionstylist
Hair and Makeup : @bsimmonsbeauty_mua
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#Apple #Ada30 #Disabilitypride #Disabilitypridemonth #Inclusion #Diversity #Accessiblehollywood #Disability #Black #Tech #Appleaccessibility #Cur8able #Fashion #Styling

Real @voguemagazine covers featuring “real ones”. As a social entrepreneur I love this!❤️💪🏾
-Stephanie
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Various social justice advocates are featured in separate squares and then their individual images are flashed across the screen. British Vogue’s caption is featured and does a great job describing the why behind the video. The images are all in black and white. The people vary in ethnicity, age, and disability, and gender.
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Repost from @britishvogue
Introducing #BritishVogue’s September 2020 issue, featuring a special fold-out cover starring 20 inspirational activists dedicated to making a change. First up: model and activist @AdwoaAboah, who has used her visibility to change perceptions around mental health, most notably through her platform @GurlsTalk, and international footballer and child poverty campaigner @MarcusRashford, who recently used his platform to lobby the government to fund free school meals for vulnerable children. From those tackling systemic racism to disability discrimination and domestic abuse, gender inequality to the climate crisis, in the new issue, @AfuaHirsch meets the activists determined to make a difference the world over. Swipe to see the full cover and read the full story at the link in bio. #VogueHope

Featuring:
@MarcusRashford
@AdwoaAboah

Second cover, from top left:
@Meenals_World
@TamikaDMallory
@RizAhmed
@JanetMock
Professor Angela Davis
Jane Elliott
Alice Wong @Disability_Visibility
@IJesseWilliams
@JoanSmalls

Third cover, from top left:
@ReniEddoLodge
Yvette Williams @OfficialJ4G
@IAmPatrickHutchinson
@OsopePatrisse
@ClaraAmfo
@BerniceAKing
@JanayaTheFuture
@FDwyer1980
Brittany Packnett Cunningham @MsPackyetti

#MarcusRashford wearing @R13, @AColdWall & @Churchs and #AdwoaAboah wearing @Fenty, @Martine_Rose, @LockHatters, @Osoi_Official & @SLJLondon, photographed by @MisanHarriman and styled by @ItsDWallace, with hair by @EarlSimms2 and make-up by @CeliaBurtonMakeUp. With additional cover photography by @PhilipDanielDucasse, @KingTexas, @ChriseanRose, @EddieH__ and @KidNoble.

Look Served. Congratulations @east.and.west on hav

Look Served. Congratulations @east.and.west on having your image featured in @keah_maria story in the @nytimesfashion
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📸@8c_hyun

New Post on Cur8able.com about @fforaofficial one

New Post on Cur8able.com about @fforaofficial one of my favorite accessories brands for people with seated and standing body types. @fforaofficial repost

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Click Link In Bio To Read Article

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Black Man standing in the middle of street wearing all grey, his pants have a black stripe down the side, stop above his ankles, highlighting his yellow socks and his yellow shoe laces on his grey sneakers. He has a black FFORA sport bag wrapped around his chest. He has a curly hair worn in a short hair cut, with a black mustache right hand in his pocket, with his left hand held up.

📸@FFORA
Model: @jerronherman

“Wait what month is this?” Wow, I can’t beli

“Wait what month is this?” Wow, I can’t believe it’s August 1st. There are so many people mourning the death of family members from COVID-19, people that are unable to pay rent, pay bills, buy groceries. I wish I could do more than acknowledge the pain of others, I wish I was able to help in a more tangible way, but for now, please know we’re thinking of you 🙏🏾🙏🏾
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#saferathome2020 #coronavirus #cur8able #disabilityfashionstylist #disability #fashion #stylist

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Who says you have to stand up to have style. Sitti

Who says you have to stand up to have style. Sitting, standing, or laying down does not hinder you ability to express your style. So, go ahead, and do you.
_____________//

Image Description:
Background- park with green grass, and a full tree in the distance behind @tamaramenaofficial

Tamara- Olive colored skin with brunette hair pulled up in a high knot .

Clothing -Black crop bikini style top worn with a gold statement necklace and gold tones statement belt worn with a long white skirt

Words #Disability #Fashion #Style #Wheelchairuser #Cur8able

New Blog Post: Fashion Week 2020: The Reckoning an

New Blog Post: Fashion Week 2020: The Reckoning and the Path Forward, by guest blogger Lottie Jackson.

Image description:
Image of a Black woman with a prosthetic leg that matches her cocoa-colored skin. The woman is wearing a Private Policy's Spring 2021 off-white trench coat as a dress, paired with barely-there tan-colored sandals. Her braided hair hangs down her back. Her make up is natural.

As the Founder of Cur8able, I made sure the missio

As the Founder of Cur8able, I made sure the mission statement was simple and laser focused; use fashion styling as a tool to challenge negative perceptions of people with disabilities. This mission is closely tied to the psychology of dress and how people perceive you based on appearance. Without going to deep into this idea it’s basically challenging role schemas as outlined in the “Social Psychology of Dress” (Lennon, Johnson, Rudd 2017) “Role schemas are the sets of behaviors expected of a person in a particular social position.” This is what leads to organizing ideas about people and their value. Schemas in general feed into categorizing others which inevitably contributes to stereotyping.

Cur8able is committed to fighting negative stereotyping of people with all disabilities so we join in the celebrating National Disability Employment Awareness Month. This year NDEAM turns 75 and it’s also being celebrated in conjunction with celebrating 30 years of the passing of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

What is National Disability Employment Awareness Month?
According to the Library of Congress In 1945 a week-long educational campaign related to disability and work was launched after congress enacted legislation (Public Law 176) to make the first week of October National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week. The word “physically” was dropped in 1962 in order to include all types of disabilities. This advocacy week remained in place for 25 years.

How Is NDEAM Celebrated today?
Today NDEAM honors people with disabilities who are part of the work force, and also serves as a reminder of the need to provide equal employment opportunities. This years theme is, “Increasing Access and Opportunity”

Image Description:
Woman with Coco colored skin, her hair is styled with long black braids highlighted with purple color throughout the braids on the top of her head. She has a seated body type, sitting in a wheelchair, wearing a velvet black suit with black lace bralette underneath the open blazer and black sling back heels. The look is accessorized with natural makeup and large silver hoop earrings.

Rest in Power @chadwickboseman Wow, brilliant mind

Rest in Power @chadwickboseman
Wow, brilliant mind, beautiful spirit.

Image Description Below * This image is from my se

Image Description Below
*
This image is from my second COVID-19 era photoshoot. My client @mstatilee was celebrated by @apple as a trailblazer! Congrats Tatiana
*

* Image Description:
Black Woman in a wheelchair wearing a multicolored wrap dress, The colors in the dress are black, white, terracotta yellow. Her curly hair is pulled up into a high bun in the front and neck-length and out in the back. Accented with a gold necklace and ring.

In @mstatilee own words👇🏾

Repost from @mstatilee
•
”When I was 7 years old, my mom bought me a Polaroid camera, and I organized a photo shoot in my front yard. That was when I knew I was destined for a career in front of a camera” -Tatiana Lee
*
*
*
So honored to be among some among trailblazers with disabilities like my girl @habengirma
*
*
*
Click Link In My Bio For Full Story @apple
*
*
*
Stylist : @disabilityfashionstylist
Hair and Makeup : @bsimmonsbeauty_mua
*

I
*
#Apple #Ada30 #Disabilitypride #Disabilitypridemonth #Inclusion #Diversity #Accessiblehollywood #Disability #Black #Tech #Appleaccessibility #Cur8able #Fashion #Styling

Real @voguemagazine covers featuring “real ones”. As a social entrepreneur I love this!❤️💪🏾
-Stephanie
*

Video Description

Various social justice advocates are featured in separate squares and then their individual images are flashed across the screen. British Vogue’s caption is featured and does a great job describing the why behind the video. The images are all in black and white. The people vary in ethnicity, age, and disability, and gender.
*
Repost from @britishvogue
Introducing #BritishVogue’s September 2020 issue, featuring a special fold-out cover starring 20 inspirational activists dedicated to making a change. First up: model and activist @AdwoaAboah, who has used her visibility to change perceptions around mental health, most notably through her platform @GurlsTalk, and international footballer and child poverty campaigner @MarcusRashford, who recently used his platform to lobby the government to fund free school meals for vulnerable children. From those tackling systemic racism to disability discrimination and domestic abuse, gender inequality to the climate crisis, in the new issue, @AfuaHirsch meets the activists determined to make a difference the world over. Swipe to see the full cover and read the full story at the link in bio. #VogueHope

Featuring:
@MarcusRashford
@AdwoaAboah

Second cover, from top left:
@Meenals_World
@TamikaDMallory
@RizAhmed
@JanetMock
Professor Angela Davis
Jane Elliott
Alice Wong @Disability_Visibility
@IJesseWilliams
@JoanSmalls

Third cover, from top left:
@ReniEddoLodge
Yvette Williams @OfficialJ4G
@IAmPatrickHutchinson
@OsopePatrisse
@ClaraAmfo
@BerniceAKing
@JanayaTheFuture
@FDwyer1980
Brittany Packnett Cunningham @MsPackyetti

#MarcusRashford wearing @R13, @AColdWall & @Churchs and #AdwoaAboah wearing @Fenty, @Martine_Rose, @LockHatters, @Osoi_Official & @SLJLondon, photographed by @MisanHarriman and styled by @ItsDWallace, with hair by @EarlSimms2 and make-up by @CeliaBurtonMakeUp. With additional cover photography by @PhilipDanielDucasse, @KingTexas, @ChriseanRose, @EddieH__ and @KidNoble.

Look Served. Congratulations @east.and.west on hav

Look Served. Congratulations @east.and.west on having your image featured in @keah_maria story in the @nytimesfashion
•
📸@8c_hyun

New Post on Cur8able.com about @fforaofficial one

New Post on Cur8able.com about @fforaofficial one of my favorite accessories brands for people with seated and standing body types. @fforaofficial repost

*
Click Link In Bio To Read Article

*

Image Description:
Black Man standing in the middle of street wearing all grey, his pants have a black stripe down the side, stop above his ankles, highlighting his yellow socks and his yellow shoe laces on his grey sneakers. He has a black FFORA sport bag wrapped around his chest. He has a curly hair worn in a short hair cut, with a black mustache right hand in his pocket, with his left hand held up.

📸@FFORA
Model: @jerronherman

“Wait what month is this?” Wow, I can’t beli

“Wait what month is this?” Wow, I can’t believe it’s August 1st. There are so many people mourning the death of family members from COVID-19, people that are unable to pay rent, pay bills, buy groceries. I wish I could do more than acknowledge the pain of others, I wish I was able to help in a more tangible way, but for now, please know we’re thinking of you 🙏🏾🙏🏾
*

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#saferathome2020 #coronavirus #cur8able #disabilityfashionstylist #disability #fashion #stylist

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We lost a true American hero. Good trouble will continue because of him.

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From @cur8able
Thank you sir for your tireless fight for justice. What a great reminder one man can make a difference.
In gratitude of your service.🙏🏾💪🏾

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President Barak Obama and Congressman John Lewis hug with their eyes closed. Blue sky behind the men. Representative Lewis lays his head on President Obama's shoulder the president has one arm around him with his other hand mid air directly above his back. Both men are wearing a navy blue or black suits with white button down shirts. President Obama's hair cut is short and salt and pepper while Congressman Lewis has a bald head.

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