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Hosted by SHOWstudio · arts · EN · 18 episodes
Leading figures from the creative industries who are helping to shape the contemporary fashion and art landscape share their stories in exclusive and in-depth SHOWstudio interviews. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Episode #18
Fashion's most in demand designer Glenn Martens sits down with SHOWstudio's Editor Hetty Mahlich to talk about his plans for Diesel, leaving Y-Project after over a decade, and if there is such a thing as the 'Belgian' fashion way.<br /><p > Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.</p>
Episode #17
Kai-Isaiah Jamal discusses their experiences in the designer Willy Chavarria’s powerful fashion film ‘Safe From Harm.’ They also explain the emotional process behind bringing their character to life. Mostly, the Croydon-bred poet, model and actor describes love as a universal theme that represents life and death. In a conversation with M-C Hill, Jamal discusses the limits of love, the Willy Chavarria family and living in a church. This conversation took place on 22 May 2024.<br /><p > Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.</p>
Episode #16
Carla Sozzani turned creative projects with Azzedine Alaïa, Rei Kawakubo and Paolo Roversi into family-driven partnerships. Her editing eye and visionary mind attracted Byronesque to propose a passion project on fashion retail and images. Byronesque conceived Sozzani letting go of select Alaïa, Ghesquière and Demna Balenciaga, Junya Watanabe and Comme des Garçons pieces for a retail initiative whose proceeds benefit her non-profit Fondazione Sozzani organization. In discussion fashion critic M-C Hill, she reveals her fashion designer ‘triptych,’ what Rei Kawakubo really likes and how Azzedine Alaïa once got her fired from Elle Magazine. This conversation took plac...
Episode #15
Olivier Rousteing shows that nothing looks better than confidence. His openness on social media helped his Balmain era find its army. Balmain was Olivier and Olivier was Balmain. He helped shift Balmain away from a fashion audience to pop culture ones. Kim Kardashian never scared him. Neither did ambition. Nor did balancing kindness with craftsmanship. In an incredibly forthright conversation with Lou Stoppard, Olivier Rousteing explains it all. This interview took place 10 April 2015.<br /><p > Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.</p>
Episode #14
Above all else, what's most important to designer Molly Goddard is that people experience the same level of fun as she does when wearing one of her signature tulle creations. 'It's about wearing a feeling rather than a garment' she tells Lou Stoppard in this episode of In Fashion. Tracing her days as a student under Louise Wilson to making her mark in an industry she's made entirely her own, Goddard touches on her early love for Galliano, the importance of failure and how her own childhood costumes have gone on to inform the maximalist aesthetic that enriches her brand...
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