Disability advocates push for more accessible clothing

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Caption: 'Mainstream clothing is not accessible, smart or stylish for disabled people,' says Stephanie Thomas, DIsability Fashion Stylist of Cur8able (cur8able.com)

Back in April, we spoke with advocates who were calling for an overhaul on how we label clothing and models. We heard from Yael Tygiel, a TV host and blogger who modeled for the "drop-the-plus" campaign.

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But it is not just the plus size industry that's undergoing a makeover. The disabled fashion industry is also transforming itself.
It is easier to buy fashion for a pet than for someone with a seated body type. - Stephanie Thomas, Disability Fashion Stylist
Stephanie Thomas(external link) is a Disability Fashion Stylist who runs the blog, cur8able.com(external link). Her campaign - PJ Deejay - helped raise awareness for better clothing for people living with disabilities. She joined us now from Los Angeles.
This segment was produced by The Current's Sarah Grant.