When you google "fashion for people with scoliosis," the results are mostly about hiding curves and scars or medical clothing designed for pain relief; most of which look unappealing. Ironic, isn’t it? In a world where fashion is meant to celebrate individuality and self-expression, people with scoliosis, and many others with disabilities, are told to conceal themselves. This zine challenges that notion. Why were we ever asked to hide in the first place?