The BreakDown

• General Beauty
• Shoes
• Dresses/Skirts
• T-Shirts/Everyday Wear
• Accessories

General Beauty

Thrive Ladies #DisabilityBeauty Google Hangout

scarves and v-necks can help give the illusion of a longer neck

Shoes

Erin @geekygimp

Poncho layering, ballet shoes as comfortable options that are thankfully also in style

Xian @XianForBeauty83

use a lot of shoe polish, buy shoes with quality rubber soles, and mary jane shoes that wont slip off

Thrive Ladies #DisabilityBeauty Google Hangout

buy shoes with extra toe room if you drag your feet

Emerald @SweetTartBeauty

You have to worry about what shoes you wear for those with muscle disorders. Flats are my best friend.

Dresses/Skirts

Xian @XianForBeauty83

maxi dresses often work for [skirts that often times ride up in a wheelchair]

Emerald @SweetTartBeauty

I usually only wear knee length dresses to avoid the fabric getting caught in the wheels.

Everyday Wear

CP Shoes @CP_Shoes

Try ballet tights with removable feet

Cat Smith @cat_sierra

long tops which don't ride up, but low waisted jeans which don't dig into my stomach, jeggings! (for wheelchair users)

Jessa @spooniefeminist

honestly leggings have become my best friends; they work well w/my braces, they're not too restrictive, & they're comfy

Accessories

Emily #DisabilityBeauty Q&A

A beautiful scarf or jewelry transforms outfits.

Fashionability @InclusiveStyle

Emily likes a structured handbag with removable handle for greater versatility.

Jo @PurlBeadsJo

Silver finger splints from #RingSplintsByZomile They look fab! pic.twitter.com/zEUCEgGQ9L

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