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A man who had both his legs amputated in 2024 after getting an infection has become a catwalk model in a bid to inspire others.

Michael Hopkinson, from Manchester, was among the models who were showcasing the latest line from Recondition – a brand set up to create adaptive clothing.

The 39-year-old said he wanted other people to be proud of their prostheses.

“People have a lot of shame about prosthetics and not showing them and even if just one person who is going through amputations sees this and goes actually… I’m going through this and I can relate,” he said.

Hopkinson added: “That’s how I think it works – it’s all about relatability, and this is a very good opportunity to do that.”

Models travelled from across the country to take part in the fashion show at the Aviva Studios in Manchester.

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