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A wrap-up of charitable events recently held in Orange County.

/PRNewswire/ -- Studio-MLA has received the 2021 National Design Award in Landscape Architecture from Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum. Studio-MLA...

/PRNewswire/ -- Studio-MLA has received the 2021 National Design Award in Landscape Architecture from Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum. Studio-MLA...

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum announced the winners of the 2021 National Design Awards this week, honoring innovations across nine categories from digital design to fashion.

How the Nike Go FlyEase upended the world of adaptive fashion Nike touted the newest version of their FlyEase sneaker as a shoe "for everybody," because it allows the wearer to put it on without bending over or even using their arms at all. Perfect for people with disabilities — except the limited edition was snatched up and out of reach of those who most need it, critics say. Social Sharing Nike Go FlyEase, touted as a shoe for everybody, should have been marketed as adaptive fashion, critic...

A revolutionary deodorant pack prototype from Unilever’s Degree brand, now in beta-testing in certain communities of people with disabilities, makes the deodorant application process much more accessible.

Photo supplied by Degree Now in trial, the Degree Inclusive liquid roll-on deodorant package is designed for people with disabilities. Refillable packaging for the new Degree Inclusive deodorant is easy to open and apply for people with visual impairment and upper limb motor disabilities. As society becomes more aware of inequalities in life, brands are acting to show they have heard, and to show they care. One such example is the new Degree Inclusive deodorant from Un...

6 things Naomi Shimada learned on Beauty Fix With over a decade working in the fashion industry, it’s safe to say that model and author Naomi Shimada knows plenty when it comes to modelling, make-up and all that falls in-between. However, learning is a lifelong process, and during the recording process of the BBC Sounds podcast Beauty Fix, she learned things about her industry and life in general, all through the varied and expansive conversations she had with her various guests. Sharing thei...