“Historically, people with disabilities have only been presented in ways that made people pity them and imagine that life with a disability must be awful – but that couldn’t be further from the truth for anybody who actually has a disability. There’s a whole other side of disability that’s full of strength, beauty and resilience, and Negron was happy to participate in a shoot that shows the real, authentic side of the disabled community that many people overlook or don’t get to see.” - @wheelchairbarbie As far as we’ve come with representation in fashion and beauty, we still have a long way to go. The disabled community is the largest minority in the entire United States and it’s the least represented. LET’S CHANGE THAT. For a complete set of interviews with each talent —> LINK IN BIO —————— “Seizing the Throne” for @hungermagazine Writer: @wheelchairbarbie Model: @david_negron_ with @zebedeetalent Photographer: @juliacomita Fashion Stylist: @itrsrobertojohnson Creative Director: @stephiejae Hair Stylist: @nikoweddle Makeup Artist: @michelawariebi Manicurist: @she.nails.it Set Design: @tfer21 Photo Assistant: @iain.gomez Fashion Assistant: @niambimoore Set Assistant: @the.laila99 Production Assistant: @samantha.creative Video: @thatdanielcamera Video Edit: @crisishues Music: @jccruznyc Special thanks to Be Electric Studios @beelectricstudio . . . . . #disabilitypride #disabilityawareness #modelswithdisabilities #wheelchair #inclusivity #disabilityrepresentation #representationmatters #fashion #disabilityfashion #juliacomita #highfashion