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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Lifestyle
Claudia Rose Walder

Meet Unhidden, the fashion brand changing the game for people with disabilities

A model is seen on the runway at the Unhidden Spectacular show during London Fashion Week September 2023.
A model is seen on the runway at the Unhidden Spectacular show during London Fashion Week September 2023. Photograph: Charles McQuillan/BFC/Getty Images

Last Saturday night, halfway through London fashion week, a handful of models walked and rolled down the catwalk. Among them were British actors Adam Pearson who has neurofibromatosis and the Years and Years star Ruth Madeley, who was born with spina bifida and uses a wheelchair – and the brand showing its wares? British adaptive clothing specialist Unhidden.

Unhidden specialises in clothing for people with and without visible, as well as non-visible disabilities – and this season it showcased clothing made for three body types: short stature, seated and ambulatory.

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