Hair & Care featured in the V&A ‘Design & Disability’ Exhibition

Circular window view into the V&A 'Design and Disability' exhibition, showing garments and accessories displayed on mannequins, including one seated in a wheelchair, against a blue gallery wall.

A round porthole-style window frames a view into the V&A 'Design and Disability' exhibition, where the large white V&A logo and a pink banner reading "DESIGN AND DISABILITY" sit above a blue-walled gallery displaying garments and accessories on mannequins, one seated in a wheelchair, alongside framed artwork and an interactive touchscreen station.

Hair & Care was featured in the Victoria & Albert Museum’s Design & Disability exhibition for its Making Fashion Accessible initiative. Curated by Natalie Kane, this exhibition is a celebration of disabled, deaf and neurodivergent creativity within design and contemporary culture.

Our feature was in recognition of our our second accessible show, where we partnered with Sinéad O’Dwyer and championed the inclusion of the first blind model - Lucy Edwards - to walk the runway at Copenhagen Fashion Week.

The exhibition will run from June 2025 until February 2026.

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