Trend-ABLE is all about empowering women to look and feel their best. When you have an invisible disability it can sometimes feel like it’s impossible to find clothing that is both functional and on-trend.
When I was a depressed teenager and young adult, I focused a lot on what I couldn’t wear and what I thought everyone else could. I wore baggy clothing to hide my body because I felt different and damaged.
Today, I pay attention to how the clothing I put on my body makes me feel. As a stay at home mom and blogger, the bulk of my wardrobe is casual. I love fun t-shirts, soft (stretchy) jeans and easy on accessories.
These are some of my favorite every-day styles. They look chic and are also shaky-hand and leg brace friendly!
Wintertime Boy Tee by Sundry
Miss KG Velcro Strap Sneaker, in black, by ASOS
Miss KG Velcro Strap Sneaker, in gray, by ASOS
Geox Breeda Velcro Trainers by John Lewis
Gold Feather and Chain Bracelet by Simons
Cable Circle Choker by Amrita Singh
Is there a trend you’re loving right now? Share it in the comments!
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As though traveling is an action that requires specific clothing, like race car driving or being an astronaut. I don’t own a piece of “travel clothing. ” Because I hate this type of clothing. Travel clothing sucks. Let me tell you why: Travel Clothing is Embarrassingly Ugly I swear, all the companies that make travel clothes must buy their fabric from the same horribly outdated source. Women’s travel clothing is the worst offender.
This is so helpful. Thank you
Thanks Zoe for commenting