A Model With Down Syndrome Triumphs In The USA!

Madeline Stuart (Maddy) is a beautiful Australian model. Is 18 years old. Down syndrome was not an obstacle for her in making her dreams come true. Neither for her nor for her family.

Being a model is something that many girls aim for. It is known that in most cases, setting a goal is not enough. It takes perseverance and many years of struggle.

Some say Madeline Stuart’s success is due solely to social media and the pressure they exert. We can honestly say that this is not true. If Maddy has made it to New York’s catwalks and magazine covers, it’s because she deserves it; because he has talent, charisma and a natural glow.

Today we will tell you who this unique  model is .

Madeline Stuart – a model loved by photographers

We all agree that this is a very rare sight in the fashion world. On the catwalks, on the covers of magazines … We usually see well-proportioned faces and slim figures. Of course, in recent years, patterns have been increasingly used.

For example, XXL models have become popular. What about people with disabilities?

Madeline Stuart not only dreamed of being a model, but also wanted to fight these patterns and provoke a kind of reflection.

• The women we see on the runways do not represent the real women of our society.
• Real women can be beautiful and slim – of course they are. But also the normal-sized ones, the fluffy ones, and the disabled ones.
• Maddy has had a weight problem for many years. She thought a lot about what her doctors said: that 20 kg of excess weight can cause many health problems.

• Beauty must go hand in hand with health. It’s not about seeing excessively skinny models in magazines. Nor is it very overweight. A woman is beautiful when she is healthy and weighs as much as she should; depending on your physiognomy. This is one of the first things Maddy learned.
• Once she lost weight and improved her health, she felt better than ever. A nice figure gave her confidence in herself.

All this inner happiness is visible in her beautiful face, which photographers love.

A model with Down syndrome goes to New York’s catwalks

True, children with Down’s syndrome have been seen in the fashion world before. Maddy, in turn,  is the first female adult to hit the New York Fashion Week. And it is with great success.

And it’s not only about her natural charm, but also about emotional maturity and elegance with which she went down the catwalk – like a top model.

Rosanne Stuart is Maddy’s mother and representative. From what she says, her daughter showed up at Fashion Week, it’s not only her personal success. It is more than that. Maddy symbolizes equal opportunities for all. 

But it is not everything. This model is the most authentic reflection of love. It teaches us values ​​such as respect, pursuit of goals and personal development.

Maddy Stuart in her home country of Australia was awarded the title of “Representative of National Pride”. The following reasons were taken into account:

• Maddy has always been aware of her limitations. She knew that her appearance did not match the world of fashion. She had difficulty speaking, could not pronounce certain words correctly and, for a long time, was overweight.

• Taking into account all of the above factors, she decided to fight her weaknesses. Today she speaks much better and it is easier for her to communicate. Thanks to willpower, she lost 20 kilograms.
• He can pose in front of a camera. She is confident, mature, satisfied with her own body. It is clearly visible in the pictures.
• This model is the face of the entire line of cosmetics: Glossigirl. But it is not everything. The EverMaya brand, which designs handbags, has given the image of Maddy a whole range of accessories. It was called “The Madeline”.
• In San Francisco, they are thinking of Maddy being named “Model of the Year.” Her face is a huge success on social networks: she has thousands of fans on Facebook and Twitter.

We will definitely follow the career of this brave girl. We hope Maddy will be the first of many people who, like her, have the right to make their dreams come true. Regardless of the limitations.