Miss J Alexander: Pushing for Inclusive Fashion

0:00This is entertainment and celebrity news. Today, every story, every day, miss J. Alexander, the iconic runway coach from America's next top model, is thinking about making a comeback. After years of health challenges, he's now open to models strutting in wheelchairs, as long as the clothes flow right without getting tangled in the wheels. He shared these thoughts in a recent New York Times interview, stressing that a great walk is about letting the garments move naturally. Here imagines teaching aspiring models in wheelchairs how to bring personality and life to their performances. His own struggles have shaped this fresh perspective. For the past three years, he's been battling back from temporary paralysis that left him in a wheelchair, with his right arm still immobile. He's been a year and a half in rehab, dealing with many strokes, seizures, and four more hospital stays. A close friend, Stephen Grossman, stepped up with a GoFundMe to help cover his ongoing medical needs and push for independent living.

1:00It's already drawing support from fans who admire his resilience. Alexander's message remains clear. Models should own the runway, no matter the circumstances. History highlights a push for more inclusive fashion, one wheel at a time. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible. Get in. Sound on? Lights out. That is the routine. S-O-L-I. SullyPillow.com.