Fashion Is Cool Podcast

Welcome to the Fashion Is Cool podcast, hosted by Dwight Carter, the owner of Brainchild Next. Join us as we take a deep dive into the inner workings of the fashion industry, featuring exclusive interviews with the professionals who bring fashion to life. From designers to stylists, manufacturers to influencers, we explore the stories and insights that shape the world of fashion. Tune in to discover the secrets behind the scenes of the fashion industry.

Fashion Is Cool Podcast is a arts podcast hosted by Dwight Carter, with 20 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Dwight Carter hosts Fashion Is Cool Podcast, a arts show with 20 episodes published.

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  Episode #4

  Umi Dreami: Transforming Menswear Into Womenswear Through Story & Sustainability

  Mar 29, 202640 minS3

  Madeline, founder of Umi Dreami, shares how she transforms menswear into womenswear—creating pieces that challenge traditional fashion norms while embracing sustainability and storytelling. From gaming and music influences to a legacy of tailoring, this conversation explores how identity, failure, and experimentation shape the future of fashion. #MenswearToWomenswear #UmiDreami #SustainableFashion #UpcycledFashion #GenderFluidFashion #WomenInFashion #EmergingDesigner #FashionPodcast #StLouisFashion #ReworkedFashion #CreativeProcess #FashionStorytelling #IndieDesigner #StreetwearCulture

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  Episode #1

  Wes Gordon Inspires Fashion Students In St. Louis

  Nov 20, 20257 minS3

  In this episode of the Fashion is Cool podcast, host Dwight Carter reflects on the recent visit of Wes Gordon, the creative director of Carolina Herrera, to St. Louis. He discusses the profound impact of mentorship, the importance of building a supportive community for designers, and the need for investment in local fashion initiatives. Carter emphasizes that creativity and opportunity can thrive anywhere, not just in major fashion capitals, and highlights the role of his platform, Brainchild, in amplifying designer narratives. He concludes with a call to action for continued support and belief in local talent. @carolinaHerrera @brainchildnext

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  Episode #8

  Carmela Spinelli on Fashion Education, Creativity & Career Paths

  Nov 29, 202441 minS2

  <p>Join host Dwight Carter as he interviews fashion historian and educator Carmela Spinelli on The Fashion is Cool Podcast. Together, they discuss alternative fashion career paths, the importance of historical context, and how creativity thrives in challenging times. From museum exhibitions to the evolution of retail, Carmela shares invaluable insights for aspiring designers and fashion professionals alike.</p>

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  Episode #7

  The Art of Imperfection: Brock Seals on Music, Murals, and Fashion

  Nov 17, 202433 minS2

  <p>In this episode of The Fashion Is Cool Podcast, host Dwight Carter sits down with multifaceted artist Brock Seals to explore his dynamic creative journey. From his roots in music to his success in painting murals and designing fashion, Brock shares how he balances these outlets to stay inspired. He dives into the importance of imperfection in creativity, the connection between art and fashion, and the value of in-person community engagement.</p> <p>Listeners will gain insights into Brock's approach to preserving history through art, the impact of collaborations on his work, and how his St. Louis roots fuel...

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  Episode #6

  Why Community and Nonprofits Matter in Fashion

  Nov 8, 202449 minS2

  <p>Summary</p> <p>In this episode of the Fashion is Cool podcast, host Dwight Carter interviews Audra Harrold, VP of Partnership Development and Education at Stars Design Group and Executive Director of the St. Louis Fashion Alliance. They discuss Audra's non-traditional journey into the fashion industry, her experiences with Sassy Bowl Equestrian, and the importance of community in St. Louis fashion. Audra shares insights on the role of nonprofits, the Fashion Alliance's initiatives to support local fashion professionals and students, and the significance of grants for fashion education. The conversation also covers the custom apparel solutions offered by Stars...

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