Lady Natasha Fines believes clothing is more than just fabric, it’s a way to express individuality, yet she noticed the fashion industry often overlooks people with disabilities. Born in Tampa and now based in Pinellas Park, Lady Fines launched her brand in August to empower and include everyone through adaptive apparel that blends style and function. Her designs replace buttons with Velcro, magnets, and zippers to make dressing easier for those with mobility challenges while staying fashionable for all. After earning a degree from the Fashion Institute of Technology and working as a buyer, she grew frustrated when brands dismissed her vision for disability-inclusive clothing. Determined to make a difference, she invested her savings, founded Lady Fines Inc., and even started a nonprofit, Rebels with a Cause Foundation, to promote inclusion in fashion. On September 29, at Tampa Bay Fashion Week, she’ll showcase her debut collection and her inspiring models, people with disabilities who embody the beauty and strength of her mission.