Swimwear designer partners with Mobility Women organization to support women with disabilities

TORONTO - March 25, 2015 - PRLog -- Marina Pascale will provide the fashion styling advice to women with disabilities that are set for beach travel.

Are you ready to say goodbye to winter and discover new beach destinations? Learn from our experts and travel in style with new found confidence.

Marina Pascale, the owner and designer of La Maison De Pascale is now a contributor for MobileWOMEN.org magazine. Marina brings her expert advice and shares recommendations on how to style your beach vacations, what colors look best in the tropical settings and what a contemporary woman needs to pack for her vacation. Get inspired to travel to beautiful destinations and learn about new season styles that will complement your travel. La Maison De Pascale is thrilled to establish this wonderful collaboration with Wendy Crawford and the other women from mobileWOMEN.org.

About La Maison De Pascale:

La Maison De Pascale is home to vibrant, tropical colored swimwear label Pascale Swim. With its trendy designs and high quality production, Pascale Swim apparel looks terrific and makes our fans look and feel fabulous. Pascale Swim is more than just a brand of swimwear; it is a source of energy, of life, and it impacts those who wear it. The brand offers great fit and inspires self-confidence. Our designers live, breathe and worship the sun, ocean and swimwear.

Pascale Swim aims to inspire you to pack for your next vacation by the sea, help you to decide on what to bring for your journey to the sea, or just instigate an escape to an exotic destination. Pack our revolutionary beachwear styles for your next vacation. It’s all about fun in the sun.

Contact: phone: 647-930-6903 email: press@maisonpascale.com

Official website: www.maisonpascale.com

ABOUT mobileWOMEN.org:

mobileWOMEN.org is a unique online magazine where women in wheelchairs can find answers to questions about health, sexuality, parenting, fashion, and other topics that are not typically addressed in women’s mainstream media. The mission of  mobileWOMEN.org is to bring together current and accurate information on issues of interest to the disability community and to enable people to share and learn from one another.

Wendy Crawford, the founder of the mobileWOMEN.org, is a professional model who sustained a spinal cord injury in 1984, resulting in quadriplegia. She then spent years, frustrated at not being able to find answers to what seemed to be simple questions regarding everyday women’s issues for individuals in wheelchairs. She decided to take action by creating a website to address these topics.  In 2002, her vision became a reality – mobileWOMEN.org was launched and has had loyal readers and interactive participants ever since.

To ignite a global conversation and transform stereotypes, Mobility Women organization headed by the founder Wendy Crawford, joined the Raw Beauty Project. The Raw Beauty Project NYC (http://www.rawbeautynyc.com/), in collaboration with the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation (http://www.christopherreeve.org/), showcased an exhibit of photographs featuring twenty women living with various types of disabilities. Proving there is no singular definition of beauty, the photographs were unveiled at ACA Galleries on September 20, 2014, with proceeds from the event benefiting the Reeve Foundation.

Official Website: mobileWOMEN.org