Carol Taylor the artist sits smiling to the camera wearing a blue kaftan inspired by her watercolour paintings, she is inside her home with bookcases in the background filled with colourful books, some clothing mannequins are also behind her
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The World's First
Quadriplegic Designer.

Award-Winning Artist and Designer, Carol Taylor

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Testimonials

"Carol Taylor is a pioneer in the adaptive fashion segment in Australia. Through sheer tenacity and her lifelong love of fashion she has been able to translate her lived experience into award-winning designs that bring together style, function and fabric technology to meet the needs of the disability community. Her runway collections have put a spotlight on inclusive fashion, while bringing a much-needed injection of style into this under-served segment. What Carol creates isn’t just beautiful, it is fashion at its most empowering."

Glynis Traill-Nash
Fashion Writer & Commentator

"I have no hesitation in recommending Carol as a professional with the highest of integrity. Having seen her present to allied healthcare professionals, Carol's messages were powerful and importantly, inspired action. I've had the pleasure of witnessing Carol shine in her position as Lead Designer at Christina Stephens and bring her gorgeous creations to life on the runway to national and international audiences. As a designer, she effortlessly blends functionality and fashion so beautifully and understands her market impeccably. In this particular niche of adaptive fashion, that's a vital but often overlooked consideration."

Lisa Cox
TEDx Speaker, Author, Award-Winning Consultant & Disability Advocate

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Awards

Artwork by Carol Taylor.

A modern thin wooden frame hangs in a bedroom above a bed with white pillows, inside the frame is a rainbow watercolour painting of two elephants

Elephant Rhapsody

A modern thin white frame hangs in a bedroom above a bed with white pillows, inside the frame is a blue and green watercolour painting inspired by the ocean

Oceania

A modern thin white frame hangs in a bedroom above a bed with white pillows, inside the frame is a painting of a bird with blue and black face, the bird is standing on an uneven branch, the background is a mix of pink and cream

Peak-a-blue