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Disabled fashion advocate conquers industry bias
22 Nov, 2025
Summary
- A student designer faced prejudice stating disabled people don't need fashion.
- Hanan Tantush established an adaptive clothing firm in response.
- Her adaptive clothing firm was showcased at London Fashion Week.
Hanan Tantush, a determined 23-year-old designer from Chester, faced a disheartening comment during her student days: "disabled people don't need fashion." This remark ignited a fire within her, motivating her to challenge industry perceptions and establish her own adaptive clothing firm.
Tantush, who was inspired by her grandad's post-surgery challenges, observed that while the fashion industry has progressed, disability remains an overlooked niche. Her firm aims to bridge this gap, offering stylish and functional clothing designed for individuals with diverse needs.
This commitment recently culminated in her adaptive clothing line gracing the catwalk at London Fashion Week. This significant appearance marks a victory against prejudice and a powerful step forward for inclusivity in the fashion world.
