"My absolute favourite is the ARMOUR-design from our Statement collection. I love the combination of the detailed, airy net pattern and the solid block segments that together create a sense of symmetry, as well as how the lines in the design connect in the sides and transitions the pattern from the front over to the back of the cover. I also love how different colors really can transform the style of this design – from edgy and badass to sophisticated and stylish."

"My top pick is the APEX-design from our Sporty collection. It’s cool and stylish, but most of all I really love the addition of the textile string in the back. It gives a fashion feel and I also like the possibility to change the string and in that way being able to vary the color combination of the cover in a simple way."

"I love the MESH-design from our Casual collection because of its elegant combination of repetition and variation. For each piece, we generate a unique pattern that stands out, but it can at the same time also be a discrete design that works for all occasions of life. The fact that you can see the prosthesis through the holes is also a detail I appreciate!"

"My choice is the PRISM-design from our Statement collection, especially in the color Steel Grey because it’s so damn cool in different lights. The whole design takes on a life of its own and it's hard to take your eyes off it! I also think it fits really well in several different contexts - I would wear it both for everyday, to fancy dinners and when I work out."

"I really like the ID-design in flexible material from our Sporty collection - it gives an expression of sportiness and personality, and of course I would choose to have my initials ‘FK’ on the back of the cover too! I’d especially choose the color Grass Green because it’s my favorite color and it would go very well with many of my tattoos that are in the same green tone."

The podcast with Emelie Strömshed

In today's episode, Emelie and I talk about fashion and personal style, we talk about self confidence and being proud as an amputee, and we talk about the new doors that have been opened by modern technologies and advancements in 3D printing. listen to the show

Graphic Novel about Malvika Iyer

Malvika Iyer's story was featured as one of the first guest posts on this page. Malvika lost both her hands in a bomb-blast when she was a teenager. Her road to recovery was tough. But then again Malvika is not someone to give up easily. With immense willpower and the never-ending support of of mother she managed to not just finish school, but do so as one of the best students in her year. Malvika went on to study and recently got her Ph.D. degree. She is an outspoken disability rights activists, a TED speaker, a member of the United Nations Inter-Agency Network on Youth Development, a model for accessible fashion and so much more. read more