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Increasingly, we are seeing an increasing amount of models with the visibility of traditional media visibility syndrome. However, we still have a long way to go to normalize the disabled."Radical Beauty Project" Tackles these problems with difficult jumps and graceful limits.

This draft Zebedee Management works only models with Down syndrome, and proves that one of these girls has the power and ferocity to become the next Naomi Campbell and Cara Delevingne.

It is difficult for many people able to see those with disabilities as being as capable. There is a tendency to pity or "aww" or inspired. We must remember that these people are real human like us - not an inspiring story or a pet.

The modeling agency Zebedee decided to collaborate with the radical beauty of the project and its creator Daniel Vais. And Zebedee'll want to spread the word about the beauty and the unique capabilities of this with Down syndrome.

Take noind Nino, for example. Nino is one of the first major male models with Down syndrome, and obviously it makes all the girls and boys vanished. Apart from modeling, Nico happens to be a trained rugby coach and works for #bristolbears.

Mr. Will is working on a high-fashion photography book range using only models with Down synd, we look forward to our coffee tables.

We are also obsessed with Kate, their blonde bombshell with blonde washers and luscious pout to die. Kate is the client who shot Zebedee cosmetic benefits and walked the runway at Fashion Week in London.

We must also shout Sara, we recognize the countryside of River Island and her long hair, brown and her bangs. It gives us a total of Yoko Ono Vibes with his haircut and his mother is proud of her daughter to break up a syndrome that is often considered harmful.

We can clearly see that these people are not damaged - they are diamonds in the rough, that much effervescent beauty that resilience.

Recently, brands such as River Island, cosmetic advantages and the Mercedes Benz CVT provide visibility to the Down syndrome community. We look forward to seeing how Will and Zebedee raise this aspect much neglected in the modeling industry.