article_snippet: Designer strives to create clothes with handicapped people in mind and called  blind on Paralympic gold medal swimmer, Rina Akiyamaand, and ladies with prosthetic limbs to showcase his designs.
article_snippet: Takafumi Tsuruta's designed the line of outfits for all people, including those with disabilities, using items such as magnetic buttons for users to put and take off clothes easily.
article_snippet: The FTL Moda's AW15 show in Milan, which featured international designers with a 'Made in Italy' theme, showcased disabled models from all over the world alongside some of the industry's most esteemed clothes horses.
article_snippet: Blind Paralympic gold medal swimmer Rina Akiyama (R) smiles as Blind Paralympic gold medal swimmer Rina Akiyama (R) stands with a male model (2nd R) during rehearsals on the catwalk for the fashion show .
article_snippet: Named FTL Moda Loving You, the fashion show was held in collaboration with Fondazione Vertical - an Italian foundation supporting research to find a cure for spinal cord injuries.
article_snippet: Paralympic athlete Sayaka Murakami prepares Paralympic athlete Sayaka Murakami artificial leg backstage .
article_snippet: Paralympic athlete Sayaka Murakami (R) is prepped by assistants before taking part in the fashion show by designer Takafumi Tsuruta (left) Paralympic athlete Sayaka Murakami (L) and Paralympic snowboarder Mika Abe (R) chat as they wait backstage to take part in the fashion show .
article_snippet: Blind Paralympic gold medal swimmer Rina Akiyama (R) walks with a male model during rehearsals for a fashion show for the  brand designed by Japanese designer Takafumi Tsuruta .
highlights_snippet: Designer strives to create clothes with handicapped people in mind .
  
highlights_snippet: Called on Paralympic athletes, blind women and ladies with prosthetic limbs .