UK Paper: 'Meet The Disabled Gender-Fluid Teenager Changing The World Of Modeling'

When it comes to modelling, we’re often faced with one narrow type of beauty but Aaron Philip, a disabled, gender non-conforming teen, is out to change all that.

Born in the Caribbean island of Antigua, when Philip was just three-years-old their parents moved the family to the United States in a bid to find better medical options to assist with their quadriplegic cerebral palsy.

Fast-forward and now, at only 17-years-old, Philip is on a mission to bust stereotypes, embark on the career of their dreams and change the world.

honestly when i get scouted/discovered by a modeling agency it's OVER for y'all! by y'all i mean the WORLD! it's real inclusivity/diversity hours folks, get into it! pic.twitter.com/58VOSafAm6

— aaron (@aaronphilipxo) November 24, 2017

Back in November of last year, Philip tweeted pictures posing in their wheelchair with bleached hair and a nose ring alongside the caption: “Honestly when I get scouted/discovered by a modelling agency it's over for y'all!

“By y'all I mean the world! It's real inclusivity/diversity hours folks, get into it!”