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IZ Adaptive Designs to be Showcased in Museum Exhibit
Fashion Follows Form: Designs for Sitting at the Royal Ontario Museum showcases the brilliant designs of Izzy Camilleri and her line IZ Adaptive, which were created with wheelchair-users in mind, and designs from the 18th and 19th century.
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11/8/2010: Men in wheelchairs can rejoice, new adapted clothing line premieres
It’s been too long since a company has tried to fill the shoes of the several (now closed) adapted clothing companies that once catered to disabled men. IZ Adaptive, an adapted clothing company based in Toronto, has decided to fufill this need by selling handsome adapted coats and perfectly tailored button-up shirts.
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10/28/10: How not to look frumpy in a winter coat
Living in Minnesota and new to being paralyzed, I learned quickly that wearing a winter coat in my wheelchair was NOT going to be easy.
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10/15/2010: World’s first wheelchair accessible wedding dresses
If you’re a bride who uses a wheelchair and have been stressing about how you’re going to look on your wedding day, look no further. No crazy alterations will be needed with these classic gowns. Ranging from $179 – $295, they make the people on Say Yes to the Dress look like robbers.
