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Bullock Inclusion ✨ Benefitting the community by promoting inclusion through fashion, physical activity and sports.

Inclusion does not start on the runway and it certainly does not end there.This backstage moment captures exactly what w...
08/07/2026

Inclusion does not start on the runway and it certainly does not end there.

This backstage moment captures exactly what we believe in. Inclusion belongs in every part of the process, from the creative ideas to the makeup chair, from production to the catwalk itself.

A huge thank you to Jessica Dreamy Eyes ( Jessi 💋) and her wonderful team for the incredible work they did with the New York show. Your creativity, dedication and talent made this experience unforgettable. We are proud to call you friends and partners on this journey.

A fish was never meant to fly and a bird was never meant to swim. Every person deserves the opportunity to participate in the way that works for them and highlights their strengths.

That is the future we want to build. One where everyone belongs and everyone contributes in their own way.

Representation

30/04/2026

During the casting session at Kindred Hammersmith on April 13, we heard stories that highlight the real impact of inclusive fashion.

Caitlyn Payne, a candidate for the Future of Fashion show, shared her personal journey with disability and how fashion played a key role in rebuilding her confidence. After beginning to use a wheelchair, she became aware of the lack of representation and accessibility within the industry.

Her perspective highlights the importance of adaptive solutions and inclusive design, not only as functional improvements, but as tools for empowerment, self expression, and visibility. For Caitlyn, being part of this movement means contributing to a future where fashion truly reflects all bodies and experiences.

29/04/2026

Most events are not designed for everyone.

At Bullock Inclusion, inclusion does not start with aesthetics. It starts with people.

Every detail is considered before an event comes to life. From accessibility for deaf and visually impaired audiences, to subtitles, descriptions, and physical access for models, teams, and guests. The goal is to create an environment where everyone can participate and feel included.

This is what defines our approach. Not perfection, but intention, continuous improvement, and a commitment to building spaces rooted in belonging and community.

The Future of Fashion is not only about what is seen on the runway. It is about how people feel within it.

InclusiveDesign Community Belonging

28/04/2026

Our casting at Kindred Hammersmith on April 13 brought together individuals passionate about shaping a more inclusive industry.

Rhianna Julianna, one of the candidates for the Future of Fashion show, shared her excitement about connecting with designers and creatives, and bringing their visions to life on the runway.

She reflected on how inclusive platforms allow more people to see themselves represented in fashion, breaking away from rigid standards and reinforcing that fashion is truly for everyone.

27/04/2026

Sport creates impact far beyond the court.

From visibility in the media to inspiring policy changes and improving accessibility, sport has the power to shift how societies see disability and inclusion. When disabled people are visible, barriers begin to be questioned and progress begins to happen.

At Bullock Inclusion, we believe representation is one of the strongest drivers of change.



Our recognition also goes to the sponsors who made this event possible: , , , Daiatani Design .uk thanks for support also and

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