Woman's Ability

Justin Clarke – A wheelchair pageant to compete in the Miss World Australia competition

On February 19th, 2017 Justin Clarke became the first wheelchair pageant to compete in the Miss World Australia competition. This 26-year-old young lady said she wants to empower young ladies with her boldness, determination and dedication.

Miss World Australia South Australian State Final 👑👏🏼 #beautywithapurpose

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It’s been 2 years since Clarke has been wheelchair bound but that hasn’t quivered her bravery for a moment. She considers beauty is inborn and comes in all shapes and sizes. “For somebody in a wheelchair to be able to compete is a big thing,” Clark said. She even added “A wheelchair does not define me or limit me. I can still be strong, feminine, and beautiful.”

I love my job. The impact I'm able to make just by being a part of other people's lives in whatever makes them feel whole. This year I decided to help people do more of what makes people happy. In case you missed it, over the weekend I hosted the Adelaide @missworldaustralia preliminary with contestant; Justine. @fitalicous_vegan_barbie Being in a wheelchair does not define her or limit her abilities to represent our country with the #missworld #crown and I congratulate my boss @pageantqueenaus for always supporting and empowering us women in more ways than our exterior beauty. Love, serve and nurture. I was in tears when I presented this group of girls. They make me proud to be a part of a social and emotional revolution which is changing history in the way beauty is being viewed. #lovemyjob #wellnesscoach #mc #presenter #Adelaide #author #healthyliving #wheelchair #eveningwear #beauty #beautywithapurpose #beautiful #model #rolemodel @dailymail

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