For as long as I can remember, I’ve dreamed of a world where fashion embraces every body—where no one feels left out, invisible, or unworthy. As a plus-size model living with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) and ADHD, I’ve faced my fair share of challenges. But those difficulties have only fuelled my determination to create a fashion world that celebrates diversity and inclusion.

Fashion has not always been kind to people like me. As a plus-size model, I’ve experienced the sting of being overlooked, judged, or excluded simply because I don’t fit traditional beauty standards. Living with FND, a condition that affects how my brain and body communicate, brings its own set of challenges. Some days are harder than others, and balancing that with the relentless energy of ADHD can feel overwhelming. But these experiences have given me a unique perspective—and a deep empathy for others who feel unseen.

Building a Community of Belonging

I couldn’t do this alone. Everything I’ve achieved is thanks to the incredible community of people who’ve joined me on this journey. Together, we’re breaking down barriers in the fashion world and creating a space where everyone can feel seen, valued, and celebrated.

From the start, I’ve surrounded myself with people who share my vision of inclusivity. My community isn’t just supportive—it’s a source of strength and inspiration. Every story they share, every moment of vulnerability, reminds me why this work matters so much.

The Inclusive Fashion Show Tour

One of the most exciting parts of this mission is the Inclusive Fashion Show Tour. These shows are about so much more than fashion; they’re about rewriting the rules of beauty and creating spaces where everyone can shine.

When I see models of all shapes, sizes, and abilities step onto the runway, I’m reminded why I push through the tough days. Some of them are walking a runway for the first time, unsure if they belong there. But the moment they hear the cheers and feel the love, their confidence grows, and they radiate joy. It’s transformative—for them and for everyone watching.

The tour also opens up conversations about inclusion, with workshops and panels tackling topics like representation, self-esteem, and accessibility. It’s about showing people that they matter—not just in fashion but in life.

My Mission

I’ve faced challenges as a model with FND and ADHD, but those experiences have shaped my mission: to smash outdated beauty standards and make fashion for every body. This isn’t just about clothes; it’s about representation, empowerment, and creating spaces where everyone feels they belong.

Fashion is for all of us—and together, we’re proving that.