Hair & Care featured in The Telegraph, Fashion
As we’ve just wrapped up another exciting season at London Fashion Week - making two shows accessible with two luxury designers - we are excited to announce that Hair & Care was featured in The Telegraph Fashion.
The article, written by Emily Cronin and Poppy Levison, beautifully shares Poppy’s experience as a guest of Hair & Care at ROKSANDA's accessible show.
Poppy joined us at the show, where we created an accessible fashion experience with touch tours, audio description, and tactile swatch booklets. Her reflections capture the meaning and impact of inclusion in fashion.
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Hair & Care featured in GLAMOUR Magazine
We’re proud to announ e that GLAMOUR magazine has recently featured Hair & Care, recognising our debut film Beyond Vision and the mission behind it. Created with director Hector Hilleary, the film celebrates five years of our work and shares the voices of blind and low-vision women on confidence, identity, and self-expression.
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The feature also highlights our achievement in supporting over 500 blind and low vision women and girls through our workshops, as well as our work with designers such as Sinéad O’Dwyer and Roksanda to make fashion more inclusive. At its heart, Beyond Vision reflects our belief that beauty should be accessible to everyone and that representation and visibility matter.
Hair & Care featured in Dazed Beauty
We’re delighted that Dazed Beauty covered the premiere of our short film, Beyond Vision. Created with director Hector Hilleary, the film challenges misconceptions about sight loss and beauty, sharing the voices of blind and low-vision women on confidence, identity, and self-expression.
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With contributions from industry experts, Beyond Vision reflects our mission to make beauty accessible, supporting over 500 women and girls since 2019. The screening also included a panel on accessibility, underscoring that true inclusion means valuing people with sight loss at the heart of the beauty conversation.​
Anna Cofone featured in Hairdressers Journal International
We're delighted to announce that founder Anna Cofone is featured in this month's Voicenotes series by Hairdressers Journal international, which spotlights her mission to champion accessibility within the hairdressing industry.​
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In the feature, Anna shares powerful reflections on the role of listening, connection, and care in transforming the salon experience for blind and low vision clients. She speaks to the urgent need for greater inclusion in professional practice and challenges assumptions around beauty and vision impairment.
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The piece recognises Hair & Care as a pioneering voice in inclusive hairdressing, highlighting Hair & Care project's work to support blind and low vision women and girls through self-care, identity and confidence building.
Hair & Care featured in The Sunday Times Style
Hair & Care was proudly featured in The Sunday Times Style article 'Here's why beauty products should be made more accessible for all' by Lottie Jackson. The piece explores how traditional beauty packaging often excludes disabled users, and highlights the urgent need for more inclusive design.
Hair & Care's founder, Anna Cofone, is featured for her work empowering blind and low vision women through hair and beauty, with the article recognising Hair & Care as a champion of accessibility and inclusion in the industry. The feature marks an important moment in raising awareness around accessibility in beauty.
Hair & Care featured in the 'Design and Disability' V&A Exhibition
It was such an honour to see our work included at the Design and Disability exhibition at the V&A Museum, and to be invited to the opening night. Featured in the collection were our audio descriptions that we created for Copenhagen Fashion Week last year, enabling blind and low vision guests to actively engage with the fashion show.
Challenging assumptions and highlighting overlooked narratives, this exhibition calls for a more equitable, accessible future - where design is not just inclusive by intention, but by practice, and we were proud to be a part of it.
Hair & Care Featured in Hypebae
We’re elated to be featured in Hypebae in an interview with our founder, Anna Cofone, highlighting how Hair & Care is making fashion more accessible for blind and low-vision communities.
The article explores our journey since our first accessible London Fashion Week in February 2024, showcasing how we’ve expanded our efforts to create truly inclusive experiences.
This season, we partnered with designers like Chet Lo, Roksanda, and SS Daley to offer audio descriptions, fabric swatch booklets, and tactile touch tours - ensuring that blind and low-vision guests can fully engage with fashion.
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A big thank you to Navi Ahluwalia for this feature and for shining a light on our commitment to inclusivity!
Hair & Care Featured in The Independent
We’re proud to be spotlighted in The Independent for our work in making the Autumn/Winter 2025 London Fashion Week accessible to the low vision community!
The article highlights how designers like Chet Lo are embracing touch tours, allowing blind fashion lovers to experience collections through touch - feeling fabrics, textures, and designs in a way that truly brings fashion to life.
At Hair & Care, we’re committed to pushing for real change in the industry, working alongside activists, advocates, and designers to make fashion inclusive for everyone. Huge thanks to Lara Owen for sharing our story and helping to amplify this movement.
Hair & Care on BBC London News
Hair & Care was recently featured on BBC London News! The segment highlighted our groundbreaking work in making London Fashion Week accessible to blind and low-vision guests.
Through our collaboration with designer Chet Lo, we brought his iconic spiky knitwear to life by offering tactile fabric swatches and detailed audio descriptions, ensuring that everyone could experience the artistry of his designs. This recognition celebrates our commitment to inclusivity and accessibility in the fashion world, and we’re proud to be leading the way!
Hair & Care on BBC Radio London
Our founder, Anna Cofone, was featured on BBC Radio London. In the interview, Anna discussed Hair & Care, our values, and mission to make London Fashion Week accessible to blind and low-vision guests.
She shared insights into our innovative work, including our collaborations for the AW25 season and the ways we’re transforming the fashion experience for all.
Tune in to hear more about how we’re breaking barriers and creating inclusive spaces in fashion
Hair & Care on BBC News
Hair & Care has been featured in a BBC article highlighting our work in making London Fashion Week accessible to blind and low-vision guests.
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Through immersive tactile experiences, we collaborated with designers like Chet Lo, Roksanda, and SS Daley to offer touch tours, fabric swatches, and detailed audio descriptions.
Guests, including Jessikah Inaba, the first black and blind barrister, Lucy Edwards, influencer and disability activist, and Jane Manley, analyst at RNIB, shared how these experiences allowed them to engage with fashion in a meaningful way - proving that style is more than just visual.
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Hair & Care on ITV London News
Our feature on ITV London News highlighted our collaboration with SS Daley, where we introduced touch tours to make his collection more accessible for blind and low-vision guests.
Through hands-on experiences with the garments, detailed audio descriptions, and insightful interviews with Jane Manley, Lucy Edwards, Steven Stokey Daley, and our founder Anna Cofone, the segment showcased the importance of inclusive fashion.
This recognition reinforces our mission to break barriers in the industry, ensuring that fashion is an experience everyone can be part of.
Hair & Care Featured in British Vogue!
We're thrilled to be featured in British Vogue's latest article on London Fashion Week AW25!
Journalist Daniel Rodgers highlights our work in making fashion more accessible for the low-vision community, from tactile tours to audio descriptions and fabric swatch booklets.
This season, we're proud to be partnering with Chet Lo, Roksanda, and SS Daley to continue breaking barriers and ensuring that fashion is for everyone.
Hair & Care on BBC Three
Following the success of our accessible show with designer Chet Lo this London Fashion Week, BBC Three caught up with our founder Anna Cofone and Chet Lo to discuss how our blind and low vision guests were included.
Anna discusses the tactile appeal of Chet's iconic spiky knitwear, which, through the fabric swatches and detailed audio descriptions., offered our blind and low vision guests a greater sensory experience.
Hair & Care in Vogue Business
Hair & Care Founder Anna Cofone, along with designer Chet Lo, caught up with Vogue Business ahead of Chet's SS25 London Fashion Week show, which Hair & Care supported to make accessible for blind and low vision guests.
The pair catch up about how their partnership came about, and Anna gives insight into the need for inclusivity and accessibility within the fashion industry, and why brands should work towards this.
Click the link below to read more.
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Hair & Care at Copenhagen Fashion Week: BBC Access All Podcast
Hair & Care featured on another BBC Access All Podcast episode, where founder Anna Cofone and Lucy Edwards joined Emma Tracey to discuss how we made an accessible show for blind and low vision guests.
Anna and Lucy delve into the practicalities of making an inclusive show. To listen to the full BBC Access All Podcast click the link below.
Hair & Care in Dazed Beauty
Featuring Hair & Care at Copenhagen Fashion Week with blind model, Lucy Edwards.
With our founder, Anna, leading the hair for Sinead's show, she discusses the importance of accessible beauty for all, especially those with sight loss. ​
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To read more, click the link below.
Hair & Care in British Vogue
​Founder Anna Cofone caught up with Vogue ahead of Copenhagen Fashion Week where Hair & Care partnered with Sinead O'Dwyer, to bring the element of accessiblity to her SS25 show.
As well as making the show accessible to blind and low vision guests, we were also proud to have championed the inclusion of blind model, Lucy Edwards, who walked the runway with her guide dog. A monumental and history-making moment!
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Hair & Care Featured on
BBC London News
Hair & Care recently made its debut on BBC's London News, exploring more of our
in-person workshops!
Emma Tracey, a blind broadcaster, presenter and host of the BBC Access All podcast, visited one of Hair & Care's workshops to get more insight into the community and work that we do monthly with our attendees, as well as understand more how the industry needs to move forward in conversation with our founder, Anna Cofone.
Hair & Care on the
BBC Access All Podcast
In addition to showcasing the workshops on BBC News, Hair & Care was featured on the BBC Access All Podcast, with presenter Emma Tracey speaking to founder Anna Cofone about the beginnings of Hair & Care, and the work of the charity from its start in 2019.
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In their conversation, Anna and Emma discussed further the importance behind open discussions across the beauty industry about how to make hair products and tools accessible to everyone, and how low vision and blind individuals can feel further represented across all beauty products.
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Hair & Care in British Vogue
Sinead O'Dwyer's AW24 show at London Fashion Week became fashion's first VI accessible show with Hair & Care's process and efforts having being featured in British Vogue.
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The collaboration between Hair & Care and Sinéad O'Dwyer has allowed for low vision and blind people to have access to a described audio track of each look in detail during the show, as well as all VI attendees being given a tour of the collection, where they could engage sensorially with the garments.
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Thank you British Vogue!
Talking at length about Hair & Care's mission and incredible collaboration with Sinead O'Dwyer on bringing accessibility to her AW24 show, Dazed and Dazed Beauty featured our work in their show report, emphasising the innovative experience of our visually impaired attendees attending her show, and how they were able to engage with Sinead's collection through a myriad of ways.
This is only the beginning, so much more to come!
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Thank you Dazed Media!
