
Tai
Tai
Duration: minutes and secondsTai is about to graduate high school and the world is his oyster. He’s a lover of all things art, with a passion for fashion, but still has a lot of questions before he picks his post-secondary path.
Each episode of Fashion Dis celebrates the head-to-toe overhaul of a frustrated style seeker discouraged by an industry that lacks adaptive options.
Each episode of Fashion Dis celebrates the head-to-toe overhaul of a frustrated style seeker discouraged by an industry that lacks adaptive options.
Tai
Tai is about to graduate high school and the world is his oyster. He’s a lover of all things art, with a passion for fashion, but still has a lot of questions before he picks his post-secondary path.
Christa stands, her hands on hips, looking into the camera. She has a prosthetic on her left leg.
Christa is a musician, author and broadcaster who has added mom to her list of jobs. She wants a new wardrobe that isn’t curated to handle spills and stains, but rather a colourful, elevated version that shows the world this mom has it going on!
Susan Shipley stands behind Marya, styling Marya's hair.
A university student and youth activist, Marya is a force to be reckoned with. Marya’s got a major online presence but is attending more and more speaking engagements, and is looking for a makeover that embraces her culture and disability.
Chris smiles into the camera. He is seated in a power wheelchair.
Chris is a charismatic entrepreneur who just launched his first business. Chris knows that if he wants to close the deal his pitch and presentation both need to be on point, and his current, sport-casual look just isn’t cutting it.
Claire speaks into the camera during an interview.
A single mom, para-athlete, full-time student and an aspiring broadcaster, Claire is a powerful, accomplished woman lost in oversized clothing and a look that doesn’t reflect who she really is.
Melissa smiles into the camera before receiving her makeover.
Melissa is a vibrant, young woman who’s just finished college and started her career. But since graduation, her body and style have changed. She no longer wants to be the cute, innocent-looking girl, but a mature, self-aware woman who’s ready to rock her curves.
Ardra Shephard, seated in her rollator, smiles into the camera.
Fashion Dis is a made-to-measure makeover series for participants with disabilities who are done being dissed by the fashion and beauty industry. Each episode celebrates the head-to-toe overhaul of a frustrated style-seeker, discouraged by a lack of adaptive options.