Changing Perceptions on Sight Loss in Style
For students and researchers
Bring your questions, your project and your curiosity. I offer student interviews and research support drawing on my lived experience of sight loss and my work as a journalist, content creator and disability advocate.
Whether you are working on a dissertation, coursework, student journalism or another educational project, my £25 service gives you dedicated time to explore your topic with me.
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The service includes:
This service is suitable for dissertations, coursework, student journalism and other educational projects.
Topics include disability, sight loss, accessibility, representation, journalism and content creation. The booklet also explores fashion and shopping, beauty and makeup, identity and media, technology and daily life, travel experiences and disability representation in children’s literature.
I’m Emily Davison, a South East London-based journalist, content creator, disability advocate and accessibility consultant. I founded Fashioneyesta in 2012 to challenge assumptions about sight loss and share my love of fashion, beauty and everyday experiences.
As a severely sight-impaired person and guide dog owner, I bring both lived and professional experience to our conversation. My aim is to help you explore your questions in more depth and consider perspectives relevant to your project.
Book through my Ko-fi commissions using the button below. Select the Support with Student Projects and Educational Research service, priced at £25.
When booking, please include:
You can check availability and request the service on Ko-fi. If you have a question before booking, you are welcome to email me.
Email me at fashioneyesta@gmail.com with your topic, project details and deadline. Please also mention any plans to record the interview or publish quotes.
Fashioneyesta
Follow along for fashion, beauty, accessible travel, journalism and life with sight loss.
I receive many requests for interviews, questionnaires and research support every month. I also juggle freelancing and content creation alongside a full-time journalism job, so I need to make sure I can give each project the time and attention it deserves.
The £25 fee allows me to set aside time for your one-hour session, provide the booklet and answer your two follow-up email Q&As. This is the fairest price I can offer while recognising the preparation, time and lived experience I bring, and keeping the service affordable for students.