The Museum at FIT Fashion Culture Podcast

The Museum at FIT’s Fashion Culture podcast provides new perspectives on the history, impact, and evolution of fashion.

The Museum at FIT Fashion Culture Podcast is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 87 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.

Unknown Host hosts The Museum at FIT Fashion Culture Podcast, a arts show with 87 episodes published.

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  Episode #13

  Lifestyles with Elena Kanagy-Loux | Fashion Culture

  Aug 16, 202618 minS7

  <p>Lifestyles is a six-episode original short podcast series from The Museum at FIT. Join MFIT Digital Media Manager Tamsen Young as she sits down with people whose distinct expression of style is outside conventional fashion trends. Discover how they use clothing to define themselves on their own terms.</p> <p>This is the final episode of the season. View images of our all six guests, and learn more about the Lifestyles podcast series, on our website. </p> <p>Lacemaker and textile historian Elena Kanagy-Loux has followed a remarkable path leading to a personal style that beautifully bridges historical research a...

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  Episode #13

  Lifestyles with Elena Kanagy-Loux | Fashion Culture

  Aug 16, 202618 minS7

  Lifestyles is a six-episode original short podcast series from The Museum at FIT. Join MFIT Digital Media Manager Tamsen Young as she sits down with people whose distinct expression of style is outside conventional fashion trends. Discover how they use clothing to define themselves on their own terms. This is the final episode of the season. View images of our all six guests, and learn more about the Lifestyles podcast series, on our website . Lacemaker and textile historian Elena Kanagy-Loux has followed a remarkable path leading to a personal style that beautifully bridges historical research and the handmade arts. She asserts a true individualism: “Wear what you want to wear because, as far as we know, we only have this one life. So we might as well be true to ourselves and our vision for ourselves.” Elena’s creative journey began in both the United States and Japan. She descends from the Amish and growing up was immersed in traditional Mennonite crafts, as well as the DIY fashion scene in Tokyo's Harajuku neighborhood. In 2007, she moved to New York City to work in fashion, and was hired as the costume designer for the rock musician Courtney Love and worked for the independent fashion brand Electric Feathers. In 2015, Elena won a grant which funded a four-month trip to study lacemaking in over a dozen European countries. Upon returning to New York, she co-founded Brooklyn Lace Guild, an organization dedicated to the preservation of making lace by hand. Transcript (pdf) The Museum at FIT (MFIT) is the only museum dedicated exclusively to the art of fashion in New York City. https://www.fitnyc.edu/museum Instagram: @museumatfit & @erenanaomi

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  Episode #12

  Lifestyles with Wren Britton | Fashion Culture

  Aug 1, 202622 minS7

  <p>Lifestyles is a six-episode original short podcast series from The Museum at FIT. Join MFIT Digital Media Manager Tamsen Young as she sits down with people whose distinct expression of style is outside conventional fashion trends. Discover how they use clothing to define themselves on their own terms.</p> <p>View images of our guests, and learn more about the Lifestyles podcast series, on our website. </p> <p>New episodes drop twice a month. Subscribe and listen to find your own style inspiration. </p> <p>Using flea market finds, thrifted pieces, and found objects, FIT alum Wren Britton creates tr...

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  Episode #12

  Lifestyles with Wren Britton | Fashion Culture

  Aug 1, 202622 minS7

  Lifestyles is a six-episode original short podcast series from The Museum at FIT. Join MFIT Digital Media Manager Tamsen Young as she sits down with people whose distinct expression of style is outside conventional fashion trends. Discover how they use clothing to define themselves on their own terms. View images of our guests, and learn more about the Lifestyles podcast series, on our website . New episodes drop twice a month. Subscribe and listen to find your own style inspiration. Using flea market finds, thrifted pieces, and found objects, FIT alum Wren Britton creates truly inventive clothing and accessories under the name PUREVILE! He is influenced by a wide assortment of cultural touchpoints, including: Victorian mourning, comic books, New York underground nightlife, Queer icons and confrontational drag, the Brothers Quay filmmakers, and icons of the ‘80s, such as the British designer Judy Blame and the Blitz Kids. His work can be dark and gothic but also includes camp and humor! “You learn to deal with not always getting positive attention from people, but it also teaches you how to then be soft when you need to be and share yourself with people.” Wren designs windows and visuals for many New York retail establishments and has DJ’ed at goth and new romantic nights around the city. And in his spare time, he enjoys making stained glass! Transcript (pdf) The Museum at FIT (MFIT) is the only museum dedicated exclusively to the art of fashion in New York City. https://www.fitnyc.edu/museum Instagram: @museumatfit & @purevile

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  Episode #11

  Lifestyles with Cheyney McKnight | Fashion Culture

  Jul 16, 202639 minS7

  <p>Lifestyles is a six-episode original short podcast series from The Museum at FIT. Join MFIT Digital Media Manager Tamsen Young as she sits down with people whose distinct expression of style is outside conventional fashion trends. Discover how they use clothing to define themselves on their own terms.</p> <p>View images of our guests, and learn more about the Lifestyles podcast series, on our website. </p> <p>New episodes drop twice a month. Subscribe and listen to find your own style inspiration. </p> <p>Cheyney McKnight is an historical interpreter and artist. She founded Not Your Momma’s Hist...

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