#HowAilleSee
The Aille Design community blog (pronounced: how I see) is a space to share your story — whether that be your journey with vision loss, your love for fashion, or something you wish more people knew about. We each view the world so differently, and it's those unique perspectives that create change and growth.
Welcome to our community!
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Blindness Cannot Hold You Back ~ Mattie
The following post was written by Mattie (they/them), a college freshman, aspiring author, avid braille reader, and LGBTQ+ advocate living with a visual impairment. In this blog post Mattie shares their...
Blindness Cannot Hold You Back ~ Mattie
The following post was written by Mattie (they/them), a college freshman, aspiring author, avid braille reader, and LGBTQ+ advocate living with a visual impairment. In this blog post Mattie shares their...
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What Do We Deserve? ~ Lance
The following post was written by Lance, a video editor, content creator, podcast host, and all around awesome guy navigating Brooklyn, New York with Retinitis Pigmentosa. On his podcast The See-Through...
What Do We Deserve? ~ Lance
The following post was written by Lance, a video editor, content creator, podcast host, and all around awesome guy navigating Brooklyn, New York with Retinitis Pigmentosa. On his podcast The See-Through...
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Braille is my superpower ~ Hayden and Shannon
The following post was written by Hayden Zaller and his mom Shannon Zaller. The duo share a passion for acting, with Hayden recently starring in the feature film American Underdog, and...
Braille is my superpower ~ Hayden and Shannon
The following post was written by Hayden Zaller and his mom Shannon Zaller. The duo share a passion for acting, with Hayden recently starring in the feature film American Underdog, and...
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We All Have A Story ~ Chelsea
The following post was written by Chelsea, a diversity advocate, writer, creative, and college student from the blind and visually impaired community. In this post, Chelsea shares her love for fashion, the...
We All Have A Story ~ Chelsea
The following post was written by Chelsea, a diversity advocate, writer, creative, and college student from the blind and visually impaired community. In this post, Chelsea shares her love for fashion, the...
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Finding My Personal Style ~ Kerry
As a little girl, I wasn't always dressing up in my mother's things. I was more likely to be found taking her lipstick, or that of my big sister, and...
Finding My Personal Style ~ Kerry
As a little girl, I wasn't always dressing up in my mother's things. I was more likely to be found taking her lipstick, or that of my big sister, and...
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Saying "Yes" to My Blindness ~ Frankie Ann
I spent my undergrad years learning to fully love and accept myself- blind eyes and all! I stopped beating myself down and hiding myself away. I stopped saying ‘no’ to...
Saying "Yes" to My Blindness ~ Frankie Ann
I spent my undergrad years learning to fully love and accept myself- blind eyes and all! I stopped beating myself down and hiding myself away. I stopped saying ‘no’ to...
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My "Purpose in View" ~ Anne
My long-term goal is to thrive with vision loss - at home, in self-care, mental health and fashion. Much of my time is spent in darkness and indoors managing my pain...
My "Purpose in View" ~ Anne
My long-term goal is to thrive with vision loss - at home, in self-care, mental health and fashion. Much of my time is spent in darkness and indoors managing my pain...
Disability News
Join us in celebrating mainstream brands that are recognizing and prioritizing the disabled community. We love to see other companies combine innovative design with accessibility. Together, we can make accessibility an expectation, not an exception.
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7 Milestones for Disability Fashion Representation
The fashion industry is known for its ability to exclude non-traditional appearances and experiences, especially when it comes to individuals with disabilities. With recent social pressures to highlight diversity and...
7 Milestones for Disability Fashion Representation
The fashion industry is known for its ability to exclude non-traditional appearances and experiences, especially when it comes to individuals with disabilities. With recent social pressures to highlight diversity and...
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7 Disabled Creators You Need to Check Out
There are thousands of creators advocating for greater inclusivity in online spaces. #DisabilityPrideMonth might be coming to an end, but there's no reason our support should stop! Continue to see inclusive content...
7 Disabled Creators You Need to Check Out
There are thousands of creators advocating for greater inclusivity in online spaces. #DisabilityPrideMonth might be coming to an end, but there's no reason our support should stop! Continue to see inclusive content...
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5 Brands Paving the Way for Disability Inclusion
From kids’ toys and lingerie to marathons and cleaning supplies, disability inclusion has become the focal point in major product categories and marketing campaigns. Despite 26% of Americans identifying as disabled,...
5 Brands Paving the Way for Disability Inclusion
From kids’ toys and lingerie to marathons and cleaning supplies, disability inclusion has become the focal point in major product categories and marketing campaigns. Despite 26% of Americans identifying as disabled,...
