Christine McGuinness and Being Wear Featured in the Daily Mail
Being Wear has received more UK media coverage, with Christine McGuinness featured wearing our sensory-friendly, gender-free underwear in the Daily Mail, as part of our UK launch campaign.
The article explores Christine’s life following her divorce from Paddy McGuinness, including her journey towards greater independence and feeling free to be herself.
That sense of personal freedom is closely connected to what Being Wear stands for. We believe everyone deserves to feel comfortable in their body and confident in who they are, regardless of their shape, size, gender or identity.
Christine has become a powerful advocate for neurodiversity following her autism diagnosis in 2021. As a mum to three autistic children, she understands firsthand how much clothing can affect everyday comfort.
As Christine shared when launching Being Wear in the UK:
“As someone who is autistic myself and a mum to three autistic children, I know how much comfort in clothing affects your everyday life. A seam, a tag, a waistband that sits wrong—these things matter more than people realise.”
That lived experience made Christine an authentic choice to help introduce Being Wear to the UK. Our underwear is made using super-soft, breathable modal and sensory-considerate details, including no irritating tags or harsh seams. Our range is also entirely gender-free, giving every human being the freedom to choose underwear based on their body, preferences and individual comfort.
Seeing Christine wearing Being Wear in the Daily Mail is another exciting moment as we continue sharing our message with people across the UK: underwear should help you feel comfortable, confident and completely yourself.
Read the Daily Mail feature on Christine McGuinness.
Ready to experience sensory-friendly comfort for yourself? Explore Being Wear’s gender-free underwear, or use our fit guide to find your perfect fit.
See more Being Wear UK launch coverage.
