for Oslo City. In April 2013, it was announced that Knox would feature in the latest campaign for high-street store Debenhams, the first high street chain to use disabled models in its campaigns. Knox's photo was featured in British Vogue magazine in April 2013. The imagery supposedly "celebrates diversity in the retail sector". Magazines include: Marie Claire UK (2008), a cover for Diva (2010) and Marie Claire China (2013). Knox was interviewed for Australian disability magazine Link, for their October 2014 issue. Knox featured in Fabulous Magazine, Feb 2016. She has appeared twice on the cover of Grazia magazine (2020 and 2018). She has worked in the UK, United States, Germany, China, Norway and Pakistan. Knox shot for exclusive Parisian Fashion brand Yperlab in October 2014. In 2018, Knox fronted a modelling campaign for Primark. In 2021, she fronted Asda's new maternity campaign. Campaign Work In 2008, Knox launched a charity auction of celebrity shoes to raise money for landmine victims in aid of the Mines Advisory Group. She also worked with youth and education charity Raleigh. In 2013, Knox became an ambassador for Reach Charity, the association for children with upper limb deficiency. In 2013, Knox presented a short video for United Response creative disability project 'Postcards from the Edges', to encourage other people affected by disability to create a postcard of their own to express what is important to them. As part of the London College of Fashion's Better Lives Seminar on 10 March 2014, she spoke about "Ableism in Fashion". On three occasions (2014, 2016 and 2017), Knox was voted one of the top 100 most influential people with a disability by the Shaw Trust and listed in the Power 100. In early 2016 she co-founded the Diversity Not Disability campaign to promote equal opportunities for models with disabilities. In 2016 Knox was shortlisted for Celebrity of The Year at The National Diversity Awards. Knox was interviewed by Lou Stoppard at Nick Knight's Showstudio.com as part of their Prosthetics: Conversations, talking about the fashion industry's treatment of diverse bodies and her decision not to wear a prosthetic arm. Knox is an ambassador (2016) for Parallel London and Disability Confident. References External links Living people Models from London People from Enfield, London 1984 births English people with disabilities English female models Models with disabilities