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All Disabled Bodies Are Beautiful, Says Catwalk Star
27 Jun
Summary
- Artist and disability advocate Josie Tang to walk in Manchester's Disability Pride Catwalk.
- Tang, who has autism and ADHD, champions adaptive fashion.
- The event aims to celebrate diverse disabled bodies and experiences.

Artist and disability advocate Josie Tang is set to make her runway debut at Manchester's Disability Pride Catwalk. The 21-year-old, who has autism, ADHD, and several chronic illnesses, will be modeling adaptive fashion. Tang emphasized the importance of seeing diverse disabled bodies represented, stating, "All disabled bodies are beautiful." She believes such platforms are crucial for fostering a sense of belonging.
Tang highlighted the practical benefits of adaptive clothing, noting how features like pull tabs and magnetic closures make dressing easier for those with chronic conditions. She advocates for stylish adaptive wear that doesn't compromise personal style. Tang hopes future fashion lines will be created "with disabled people" to ensure authentic representation and reflect a wider range of needs and tastes.