Tess is known as @tess.daly. Tess was one of the first disabled creators in the UK to really pave the way for the rest of the community. Tess is a fashion and beauty creator who showcases her favourite makeup brands and products, while also sharing her experiences as a wheelchair user with 24/7 carers.
Briel Adams Wheatley
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Briel, known as @no_limbs_, was born without arms and legs. She creates content to educate people on how she lives her life with her partner. Briele posts videos showing how she does her makeup and gets dressed with mobility equipment using different techniques she has adapted. She continues to speak out for the disabled community through motivational talks and works with companies such as Instagram. She is all around such a diva!
Stella Kae
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Stella, known as @stellakae444, became disabled towards the end of 2024 and is now in an electric wheelchair. Before Stella became disabled, she modelled for iconic brands such as Selkie, and she continues to work with them now. Stella has been documenting her journey as a newly disabled person, sharing how she’s adapting to her life, and she’s honestly such a queen! She continues to post about fashion and what it’s like dating as a disabled person.
Stella says: “This is my first year as a disabled person,n and I wish I saw more acknowledgement from brands and able-bodied creators this month”.
She goes on to say, “That being said, I have really loved seeing all the empowering and educational content from disabled creators this month”.
“I want people to know that the disabled community is full of some of the coolest, most supportive people you’ll ever meet. That’s honestly been the biggest glimmer in all of this for me”.