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Today, a featuring a model with Down syndrome is aspirational. It is loud, proud, and editorial. When brands like Tommy Hilfiger, Target, and even high-fashion houses like Gucci began casting models with intellectual disabilities, they signaled a seismic shift: Disability is not a bug in the human design; it is a variation of style.