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Digital Fashion 101, with expert Moin Roberts-Islam

Have you bought digital garments for your avatar yet? Would you like to? You need to listen to this! Moin Roberts-Islam is the Technology Development Manager at the Fashion Innovation Agency, at the London College of Fashion, and he’s here to answer all our questions on how digital fashion works, why it’s exploding, what brands are doing, how...

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Podcast: The Wardrobe Crisis discusses the Defashion movement

In this episode, the Wardrobe Crisis has interviewed environmental activists Sara Arnold, Claire Farrell, Bel Jacobs, Shonagh Marshall, Sandra Neissen and Sam Weir, and discussed the Defashion movement. Listen to the podcast below. Source: The Wardrobe Crisis via Acast Photo credit: Image: The Wardrobe Crisis

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Podcast: The Wardrobe Crisis discusses material to material recycling

In this episode, The Wardrobe Crisis discussed the sustainability of recycled polyester with Cyndi Rhoades, founder of Worn Again Technologies. Rhoades explained her mission to create a business out of solving the problem of textiles ending up in a landfill or being incinerated. Listen to the podcast below. Source: The Wardrobe Crisis via Acast...

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Podcast: The Wardrobe Crisis interviews designer Anyango Mpinga

In this episode, The Wardrobe Crisis has interviewed London-based Kenyan fashion designer Anyango Mpinga about the future of fashion, how independent businesses can be as sustainable as possible and how the fashion industry needs to improve its diversity and inclusivity. Listen to the podcast below. Source: The Wardrobe Crisis via Acast Photo...

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Podcast: The Wardrobe Crisis interviews textile designer Ýr Jóhannsdóttir

In this episode, The Wardrobe Crisis has interviewed textile designer Ýr Jóhannsdóttir about sustainable fashion in Iceland. Listen to the podcast below. Source: The Wardrobe Crisis via OmnyStudio

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Podcast: The Wardrobe Crisis discusses the rights of garment workers

In this episode, The Wardrobe Crisis has interviewed the founder and executive director of the Awaj Foundation, Nazma Akter, who has fought to protect garment workers' rights for the last 30 years. Listen to the podcast below. Source: The Wardrobe Crisis via OmnyStudio

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Podcast: The Wardrobe Crisis discusses vintage clothing

In this episode, The Wardrobe Crisis has discussed vintage, thrift and second-hand clothes shopping. Listen to the podcast below. Source: The Wardobe Crisis via OmnyStudio

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Podcast: The Wardrobe Crisis discusses the concept ‘less is more’

In this episode, The Wardrobe Crisis has interviewed economist Jason Hickel about the concept ‘less is more’ and degrowth. Listen to the podcast below. Source: The Wardobe Crisis via OmnyStudio

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Podcast: The Wardrobe Crisis interviews CEO Belinda Duarte

In this episode, The Wardrobe Crisis interviews the CEO of Culture is Life, Belinda Duarte. She discussed how her organisation works to empower young people through Indigenous-led solutions and cultural connection. Listen to the podcast below. Source: The Wardobe Crisis via OmnyStudio

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Podcast: The Wardrobe Crisis interviews model Charlee Fraser

In this episode, The Wardrobe Crisis interviews model Charlee Fraser about reframing the fashion discourse, connecting to one’s country, and mentoring emerging Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander fashion talent. Listen to the podcast below. Source: The Wardrobe Crisis via OmnyStudio

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Podcast: Journalist Yatu Widders Hunt discusses First Nations Fashion with designers

In this episode, Journalist Yatu Widders Hunt discusses First Nations Fashion with designers Shonae Hobson, Julie Shaw and Teagan Cowlishaw. Listen to the podcast below. Source: The Wardrobe Crisis via OmnyStudio

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Podcast: Levi's Paul Dillinger discusses future fashion philosophy

In this episode, The Wardrobe Crisis speaks to Levi's vice president of global product innovation Paul Dillinger about future fashion philosophy, sustainable fashion and wearable tech. Listen to the podcast below. Source: The Wardrobe Crisis via OmnyStudio