American Fashion Podcast

Deanne Beckwith, industrial designer, textile design pioneer, world traveler, and mother of American Fashion Podcast host Charles Beckwith, talks about her career and adventures, and promoting an American culture of good design.

references:

* NC State University College of Textiles

* NC State University College of Design

* Herman Miller

* Dansk

* Emilio Pucci

* Industrial Designers Society of America

* Danny Hillis

* Bran Ferren

* Harvard University Graduate School of Design

* The Black Mountain School

Deanne Beckwith, industrial designer, textile design pioneer, world traveler, and mother of American Fashion Podcast host Charles Beckwith, talks about her career and adventures, and promoting an American culture of good design.

references:

* NC State University College of Textiles

* NC State University College of Design

* Herman Miller

* Dansk

* Emilio Pucci

* Industrial Designers Society of America

* Danny Hillis

* Bran Ferren

* Harvard University Graduate School of Design

* The Black Mountain School

Titania Inglis talks about her design approach and process, sustainable textile sourcing, and the persistence require to build her brand.

references:

• Titania Inglis Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram
• Sex and gender aren’t perfectly binary. Why should clothes be? (Quartz)
• The Latest Fashion, Trending on Google (NY Times)
• LIM College Survey Reveals Millennials Lack Brand Loyalty (FashInvest)
• Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Fashion (HBO)
• Imposter (great faux fur)
• Only Lovers Left Alive (film)
• threeasFOUR
• Jean Yu
• Camilla Staerk

Titania Inglis talks about her design approach and process, sustainable textile sourcing, and the persistence require to build her brand.

references:

* Titania Inglis Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram

* Sex and gender aren’t perfectly binary. Why should clothes be? (Quartz)

* The Latest Fashion, Trending on Google (NY Times)

* LIM College Survey Reveals Millennials Lack Brand Loyalty (FashInvest)

* Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Fashion (HBO)

* Imposter (great faux fur)

* Only Lovers Left Alive (film)

* threeasFOUR

* Jean Yu

* Camilla Staerk

Titania Inglis talks about her design approach and process, sustainable textile sourcing, and the persistence require to build her brand. - references: Titania Inglis Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram Sex and gender aren’t perfectly binary.

Titania Inglis talks about her design approach and process, sustainable textile sourcing, and the persistence require to build her brand.

references:

* Titania Inglis Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram

* Sex and gender aren’t perfectly binary. Why should clothes be? (Quartz)

* The Latest Fashion, Trending on Google (NY Times)

* LIM College Survey Reveals Millennials Lack Brand Loyalty (FashInvest)

* Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Fashion (HBO)

* Imposter (great faux fur)

* Only Lovers Left Alive (film)

* threeasFOUR

* Jean Yu

* Camilla Staerk

Streetwear designer and entrepreneur Jeff Staple is in the studio talking about how he got started and how his companies, Staple Design and Reed Space, have expanded over the years. A great conversation about lessons in leadership and business.

references:

* Staple Design

* Staple Pigeon

* Reed Space

* Triple Five Soul

* Jersey Boys (film)

* Liberty Fairs (trade show)

* Obey

* Karmaloop

* Starting a label advice is popular this month. Is it odd none of them seem to agree on anything?

* Mikey Trapstar's 8 Secrets to Starting a Successful Streetwear Brand (Complex)

* The Costs of Starting A Fashion Brand (Hypebeast)

* What Does It Really Take To Launch A Fashion Brand? (Fashionista)

* How to Start a Successful Clothing Brand: Luck or Innovative Product? (Maker's Row)

Streetwear designer and entrepreneur Jeff Staple is in the studio talking about how he got started and how his companies, Staple Design and Reed Space, have expanded over the years. A great conversation about lessons in leadership and business. -

Streetwear designer and entrepreneur Jeff Staple is in the studio talking about how he got started and how his companies, Staple Design and Reed Space, have expanded over the years. A great conversation about lessons in leadership and business.

references:

• Staple Design
• Staple Pigeon
• Reed Space
• Triple Five Soul
• Jersey Boys (film)
• Liberty Fairs (trade show)
• Obey
• Karmaloop
• Starting a label advice is popular this month. Is it odd none of them seem to agree on anything?
  • Mikey Trapstar’s 8 Secrets to Starting a Successful Streetwear Brand (Complex)
  • The Costs of Starting A Fashion Brand (Hypebeast)
  • What Does It Really Take To Launch A Fashion Brand? (Fashionista)
  • How to Start a Successful Clothing Brand: Luck or Innovative Product? (Maker’s Row)

Streetwear designer and entrepreneur Jeff Staple is in the studio talking about how he got started and how his companies, Staple Design and Reed Space, have expanded over the years. A great conversation about lessons in leadership and business.

references:

* Staple Design

* Staple Pigeon

* Reed Space

* Triple Five Soul

* Jersey Boys (film)

* Liberty Fairs (trade show)

* Obey

* Karmaloop

* Starting a label advice is popular this month. Is it odd none of them seem to agree on anything?

* Mikey Trapstar’s 8 Secrets to Starting a Successful Streetwear Brand (Complex)

* The Costs of Starting A Fashion Brand (Hypebeast)

* What Does It Really Take To Launch A Fashion Brand? (Fashionista)

* How to Start a Successful Clothing Brand: Luck or Innovative Product? (Maker’s Row)