In this episode of Textural Anthologies, I sit down with someone making a profound impact in the world of fashion—Victoria Jenkins, a disability designer, advocate, and founder of Unhidden Clothing. Besides being a former student of mine, Victoria is someone I am incredibly proud of.

Victoria's journey began with her own experiences with gastrointestinal disabilities, which fueled her passion for advocacy. As a garment technologist in the fashion industry, she saw firsthand the challenges faced by her fellow hospital patients—people who struggled to find clothing that was both comfortable and stylish. This realization led her to launch Unhidden Clothing in 2017, a brand dedicated to creating adaptive fashion that empowers individuals with disabilities.

Join us as we delve into the world of adaptive fashion, the growing awareness of ableism, and the powerful spending potential of those with disabilities. We also explore how Unhidden Clothing is helping people with disabilities not only find comfort but also enjoy fashion like never before.

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