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01/01/2024

Hello, and Happy New Year!

I’m Stephanie, Cur8able’s founder and CEO, and I’m thrilled you’re here. I’ll get to our new beginning tomorrow, but today, I had to take a moment to wish you an incredible new year filled with the beautiful, mundane moments that make up our lives. You know the moments, sitting at the table or the counter drinking tea or coffee, laughing at something funny someone said or something silly a pet did. Even reacting to social media posts and world events that break your heart, that’s life, the moments between the big dreams.

I’ve always admired humanitarians, and although I’ve advocated for my community, the disabled community, all of my adult life, I don’t feel like I’m a humanitarian yet, which is why I’ve spent the last few years reading, watching, and learning everything I can about experienced humanitarians and philanthropists who most people will never know since they don’t post their work on social media. They serve others consistently, wholeheartedly, and quietly. My high-view takeaway from my research is:
Be true to yourself, which will undoubtedly make you polarizing, so be polarizing.
Don’t compare your advocacy to others; we can change things together if we all advocate using our strengths.
Seek to understand as opposed to seeking to be understood. (This one hit me like a painful yet welcomed ton of bricks at a time I needed it)
Some of the greatest, most impactful humanitarians had hobbies, read books, enjoyed the arts, and did other things that brought them joy. So, as you advocate for others, continue to find joy.
Take care of yourself. You can’t help anyone else if you’re not well. I want to be clear: you define what “well” is for you.

Be well, friends, and again, Happy New Year!

13/10/2022

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We C You celebrating model in your Rebel Issue! Great Shoot!

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's REBEL Issue 🤘🏿✨
Photography by Indira Cesarine ⁠
Styling by Ty-Ron Mayes ⁠⁠
Makeup by Magdalena Major .major
Hair by Karen Miller
[Images: Two black and white photos of Kiara, one standing in an alley wearing a feather and crystal gown the the other she is wearing a bodysuit with a star pattern and silver prosthetic leg.]

06/10/2022

We C You Cosmopolitan] highlighting the fabulous Natalie 🙏🏾]] Great article!

Natalie 🙏🏾]] We C You too! Get it!!! You look great.

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Wait, but does being featured in Cosmopolitan] get someone a step closer to officially being that girl? Asking for a friend 🤔😘 Story by , Shot by , HMUA

05/10/2022

We C You Michelle Roger] doing what you do best enjoying fashion, framing and family! Shout out to your husband who as you explain it often acts as your human tripod!

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Being a middle-aged Disabled woman hanging around city streets at night calls for the big guns of gold platforms and some favourite Melbourne designer pieces. I don't get to do it often and am grateful to my family who put up with sitting outside on footpaths on chilly evenings and a husband who acts as a slightly swaying tripod trying to interpret my instructions after we've both had some celebratory bubbles for our eldest and his now fiancée's engagement.
There's something delightful about squishing awkwardly into public doorways at night to take photos while people walk past. The look of surprise as they first spot grey hair then wheelchair, watching in real time the disruption of their internal narrative about disability.
Yes, some Disabled people love fashion and take photos on city streets at night.
Yes, even some Older Disabled people love fashion and take photos on city streets at night.
It reminds me everytime just how much we need more representation of the myriad ways we live our lives and express ourselves.
*I rather love that it's a bit out of focus up close, kind of like our brains after bubbles. Definitely not used to those!
Outfit all wardrobe staples.
Autumnal-toned Dress: Micky In The Van]
Red overdress: Old old Metalicus
Socks: Micky In The Van]

14/09/2022

We C You Looking Gorgeous in New York for Fashion Revolution! To Qoute the great You and your Glam Team “Did what needed to be done” during

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Pinch me moment! At New York Fashion Week with and I'm living the New York dream!
So excited for the Runway of Dreams show where Kohl's will be featuring the launch of their adult adaptive clothing and models with disabilities.
Stay connected on my stories!

08/09/2022

GUEST IN RESIDENCE]]]] We C You!

We ❤️ the new cashmere collection core pieces, and we adore the fun, human-centered campaign. Since we live at the intersection of fashion and disability of course We C You highlighting model

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“ YEARBOOK “ [newborn]-100 GUEST IN RESIDENCE]]]]

Big love & thanks to all of the friends, mentors, inspirations, and gracious strangers who took part in our first GUEST IN RESIDENCE]]]] campaign. These images would never be the same without the personality, style, and LIFE you each brought. 🌻💛

GUEST IN RESIDENCE]]]]
Creative directon
Photo
Styling
Movement direction
Hair
Makeup
Art direction .juliawagner

07/09/2022

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We C U celebrating one of our favorite style icons
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Selma Blair. Actor, Author, Advocate. Next-Gen Icon.
Recently, Blair released her first memoir to critical acclaim, The New York Times Bestseller, “Mean Baby.” Over the course of the beautiful and, at times, devastating memoir, she lays bare her addiction to alcohol, her devotion to her brilliant and complicated mother, and the moments she flirted with death. There is brutal violence, passionate love, true friendship, the gift of motherhood, and, finally, the surprising salvation of a Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis. Blair was most recently seen on screen as the subject of the documentary, Introducing, Selma Blair.

15/05/2022

We C You featuring Lauren Wasser !

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imagined his latest collection to resonate with the striking architecture of the Salk Institute and the way it frames the setting sun. Watch the full show at louisvuitton.com

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Professional Models walking the catwalk (runway) for Lous Vuitton. The opening model who is the focus of this post is Lauren Waaser a model with short blonde hair ruddy complexion, 2 gold prosthetic legs. Lauren is wearing a silver suit and top the pants come to her knees. Similar to the previous gaucho. Lauren’s hands are in pockets.

11/05/2022

CNN] we see you featuring a post about the new 📸 of , and we are here for it! People with disabilities make up 15% of the worlds population. With our family and friends we have a disposable income of 1 trillion dollars.
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To learn more head to CNN] for information!

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Barbie doll with reddish auburn hair pulled up in a high ponytail, with a pink hearing aid.

The writing on the picture:
“Barbie unveils it’s first dolls with influencers”.

10/05/2022

and we are celebrating your new position at

We also ❤️you and appreciate you serving as a Cur8able Cur8tor, helping us advocate for fashion at the intersection of disability and fashion! Learn about Tatiana’s new executive position in her own words below.
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In 2016 I booked my first modeled gig in an Apple campaign to promote Accessibility

Through my journey of navigating the entertainment industry as a disabled woman of color, I've discovered a more profound passion advocating for Accessibility & Inclusion in Media and Tech.

I never thought six years later that I would be taking on a role that encompasses all those passions into one, and it’s a full-circle moment because I ended up where it all started.

I am retiring for now from modeling, acting, and influencer projects, but I’m excited to embark on this new journey!!

I’m happy to share that I started a new position of Accessibility Lead at Apple TV+

Thank you for the amazing welcome,

Image Description: Tatiana who is a brown skin black woman with kinky curly hair in a wheelchair wearing a black and grey suit with Apple Park behind her.

02/05/2022

including human centered options for all body types that anyone can wear. Because we all know beginning the design process with disability in mind creates innovative products!

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Olive skin woman with light auburn colored hair wear flesh colored bra and panties that fasten in front and on the side.

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