PHOTOSSelma Blair Wants To Create A Fashion Line ‘For Everyone’ Amid MS Battle: 'Dressing Is A S**t Show'
Feb. 28 2019, Published 7:07 p.m. ET
Selma Blair says her biggest issue with Multiple Sclerosis is how it affects her style. The actress revealed it's hard to find comfortable, practical clothes for her to wear and she hopes to change that — for everyone! Keep reading for more details.
When Selma, 46, was asked what her biggest complaint about the disease was she responded, "Dressing is a s**t show."
"I would like to partner with someone like Christian Siriano on a line for everyone — not just people who necessarily need adaptive clothing, but for those who want comfort, too," she continued.
The actress said it's hard to find clothes that are stylish and comfortable. "It can still be chic. You shouldn’t have to sacrifice style. Like, let’s get elastic waistbands to look a little bit better,” she told Vanity Fair.
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Clothes aren't the only thing the star has her eyes on. "A cane, I think, can be a great fashion accessory," she said.
Selma, who publicly revealed her diagnosis on Instagram in January, made her first red carpet appearance at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party on Sunday, February 24.
Her first television interview aired days after. In the sit down with Robin Roberts for Good Morning America, the mom to son Arthur, 7, revealed she struggled with symptoms from the disease for years before she was diagnosed.
