No matter where I’m going I always try my best to get dressed. Whether I’m going to a dinner or just going to the supermarket, I represent who I am. This is something that fills me up with excitement which also gives me motivation to get up because when I look good, I feel even better. When it comes to fashion, I rather have people see my cute outfit before they see my crutch because I am more than just my disability. 

When people hear the word “disability” they picture the negative side of what someone can’t do but they never take the time to wonder about all the things they can do and accomplish. With someone dealing with scoliosis it is hard at times to find the right outfit that fits to my liking. I take my time to find options for my outfits. 

Here are my go to looks: 

Day Time: Casual But Trendy 

• High waisted pants (this helps in a way to elongate my legs and make my curvature not seem as intense) 
• A crop top (shows a little stomach, this makes my torso appear longer than it is) 
• A pair of sneakers (comfortability) 

Night Time Look: Dressy and Stylish 

• A skirt or dress (something that is slim fitting to my body, helps to show off my curves and it doesn’t make my scoliosis the first thing you see)
• Boots or Sneakers (depending on the outfit, one will either dress it up or dress it down)
• A coat (will make the outfit more dressy, also to cover up when walking around)