Reid is teaming up with fashion agency Models of Diversity once again and will be strutting her stuff on the catwalk wearing designs from Jo Irvine while her make-up will be done by artists from the Delamar Academy in London at the event on Thursday (November 14).

The 29-year-old who lost her foot in a boating accident aged 16 will be making her second appearance on the catwalk after making her debut at a Catwalk4Change event in September, also run by Models of Diversity.

The Beijing 2008 bronze medal winner in the T44 categoary also fronted a diversity in fashion campaign run by high street retailers Debenhams back in April of this year and is looking forward to continuing her foray into the fashion world this week.

"I've loved everything I have done in the fashion world, and I am so excited to walk the catwalk with Models of Diversity again," said Reid, who also has a degree in bio chemistry from Queen's University in Ontario, Canada, where she was raised by her British parents.

"I believe that all bodies matter and that all bodies deserve to be dressed well and represented in the fashion industry."

Reid is one of a number of models used by the Models of Diversity agency which aims to advocate more diversity in the fashion and marketing industries by using women of all races, ages, shapes, sizes and abilities.

Paralympian Stef Reid made her catwalk debut earlier this year at the Catwalk4Change event in London's Waterlily venue