Nov. 23, 2021

Alexa Jovanovic and Aille Design

Alexa Jovanovic and Aille Design

Founder of Aille Design, Alexa Jovanovic, stops by to talk about her community driven brand and movement aimed to make social change by infusing accessibility into fashion. Their prominently displayed crystal beaded braille letters create tremendous intr...

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Founder of Aille Design, Alexa Jovanovic, stops by to talk about her community driven brand and movement aimed to make social change by infusing accessibility into fashion. Their prominently displayed crystal beaded braille letters create tremendous intrigue and awareness for the visually impaired community. Alexa also shares the origin story and the importance of their early partnership with the American Foundation for the Blind. 

Go to AilleDesign.com to get your very own intriguing braille fashion.

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Alexa Jovanovic

Founder, Aille Design

Alexa is a braille fashion designer and the founder of emerging designer fashion brand, Aille Design (pronounced: eye).

At Aille Design, we work alongside the blind and visually impaired community to create fashion with braille that is fully legible and customizable. Each design is handmade in North America with premium fabrics and crystal pearls. Our pieces can be used for the functionality of the legible braille, can be dressed up as a unique fashion statement, or worn to initiate conversation about braille and the importance of accessibility.

We are honoured to have a partnership with the American Foundation for the Blind (AFB) and donate 5% of profits to the organization. Select press includes BlogTO, eTalk, and Able Zine, and our braille mask design is on display at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM).

Visit ailledesign.com to shop our braille fashion and learn more about our mission to create a new standard of inclusion.