Hikmat Mohammed, beauty editor at Vogue Business wrote today about how Tilting the Lens “is pushing forward for adaptive design” with our open-source white paper on how fashion brands can better understand the Disabled community.

The playbook, “Co-Designing Adaptive Fashion With the Disabled Community”, which was partly-funded by ASOS, touches on the power of co-design, the accessibility gap within the fashion market, how to connect with the Disabled community through solutions and practices, as well as creating a sustainable landscape for Disabled consumers.

“As we began to undertake the research, both quantitative and qualitative, with over 100 disabled people from a global perspective, we began to realise that the insights that we were collecting and the frameworks that we were developing couldn’t and shouldn’t just stay with us,” says Sinéad Burke, when referencing her decision to make the paper open for all.

Read the article on Vogue.com