In the latest episode of our podcast series, the fashion photographer and stylist sits down to chat about her childhood, her career and the part she played in the 1990s grunge moment, while also sharing stories from her time in the industry.

The acclaimed artistic director behind some of the most recognisable campaigns of the 1990s discusses working with Steven Meisel and Calvin Klein, what makes a great fashion editor and his work with Instagram.

The founder of the eponymous accessories label discusses what luxury means today, her ever-growing brand, her dinner parties for her favourite women and how she copes with an overload of technology in her life.

The creative director of M Missoni discusses her ambitions for the label, how her family have influenced her and how motherhood has changed her sense of style.

The pioneering New York-born gallerist looks back at her life and career, from moving to London during the 1970s and experiencing the London music scene, to opening her own gallery in east London in the 1980s, as well as sharing the things that inspire her the most.

The renowned hair colourist sits down to discuss his 30-year career, which has included working with the likes of Alexander McQueen and Prada. Plus, he talks about the cultural meaning of hair colour and how men’s attitudes towards colouring their hair is shifting.

Coinciding with a year-long partnership between MATCHESFASHION and Frieze, the latest episode in our Collector’s House series features the director of Frieze Fairs. Victoria Siddall talks about her upbringing, her support of female artists and the environment and shares her tips for buying art.

Recorded at his east London studio, the British artist sits down to discuss his new sculpture titled Our Blood, dealing with phone addiction, and shares his thoughts on social media. He also discusses experiencing art in real life as opposed to online and this awakening of his social conscience.

The revered artist, muse of Lucian Freud and friend and biographer of fashion designer and performance artist Leigh Bowery re-lives some of the extraordinary stories from her 1980s heyday as part of London's nightclub scene, and talks about modelling for Lucian Freud and why experiences matter more than money.

In this week’s episode, host Danielle Radojcin talks to British actor Russell Tovey, who has appeared on both stage and screen in The History Boys, Angels in America and the recent UK television drama Years and Years. He discusses working with Alan Bennett, his art collection and shares the things that inspire him the most.