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The fashion industry offers many career possibilities. There are many different types of roles as well as many different types of companies you can work for. From emerging brands to the iconic names of the industry, up to luxury companies.Dream  of working at brands such as Dior, ... Show More

Do you want to work in fashion? Well, you need to expand your fashion vocabulary then and start using the correct fashion jargon.    In this podcast episode, I'll share the definitions of 10 fashion industry terms that any fashion professional should know. Resources mentione ... Show More

We see fashion collections, runways, and magazines... but the output of the fashion industry is not a result of creative decisions only. Before the creative work, there is something else. At the end of the day, fashion companies are a business and they need to generate profits. I ... Show More

Fashion has a major waste crisis. Circularity — along with slowing down production — can be an antidote, if done right. But what does real circular fashion look like in practice? What would it look like to have a true systems approach to circular design and circular fashion?Today ... Show More

In this latest edition of Fashion History Now, we catch up on the latest fashion history and fashion history-making news from Harry Styles gender-bending cover to lip art to "the Incredible Whiteness of the Museum Fashion Collection." Further Reading: https://www.vogue.com/articl ... Show More

For our first-ever Conscious Fashion Collective Membership panel discussion, we discussed a topic that is often taboo in the slow fashion space — money! We believe that financial sustainability is essential for creating a more just, and sustainable, fashion ecosystem with thrivin ... Show More

How can we cultivate our authentic personal style in a trend-focused, overconsumption-driven world? What would it mean to truly democratize fashion — as in not the fast fashion co-opted use of the term, but genuine style democracy? And how can fashion move beyond using diversity ... Show More

Artist. Fashion Designer. Activist. Korina Emmerich joins us to talk about her fashion brand Emme and the ways in which her indigenous heritage and commitment to the Fashion Revolution movement inform her work. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork. ... Show More

In this week's episode, we sat down with fashion designer and entrepreneur Bailey Goldberg to talk about the importance of your product and the very beginning stages of actually having a profitable fashion business. If you want to learn how to start a profitable fashion brand in ... Show More

Over the years Emma has built her fashion identity and shared it all over the internet. This episode she talks about that journey and shares advice on how everyone can find their own fashion identity. From awkward stages, to inspiration, to trends, and carving your own way despit ... Show More

Hi fashion lovers. This week, Shea and Tiger share their expertise on the science of stage costumes. They'll break down how looks for the stage are different than everyday fashion and the engineering needed to make them effective. Then they run down their favorite stage looks on ... Show More

How do you make a product?!!!! This episode highlights my FAVORITE part about fashion: DEVELOPING CLOTHES. I love being in factories. I love working with patternmakers. I love seeing designs come to life.  Shilo Byrd is a patternmaker by trade & training. It sounds like we record ... Show More

This week we are joined by fashion journalist Christian Allaire (Ojibwe) whose work for Vogue magazine is bringing Indigenous fashion designers to the international fore.Christian's work: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/christian-allaire Learn more about your ad-choices at http ... Show More