American Fashion Podcast

Tailor made in America. Charles Beckwith makes a statement about why this podcast is being made, and then professional tailors Alexander Mars and Mack Moze speak in-depth on bespoke clothing and men’s style. Why should you seldom dry-clean a suit? Why do suits have vents? Why have slight variations of the suit persisted as a male uniform for so long? What makes a good first suit? All questions addressed in this episode of… American Fashion Podcast.

references:

* Mack Moze

* Alexander Mars on LinkedIn

* Alexander Mars website (nothing there yet)

I’ll tell you about trends, Missy! Contemporary fashion designers Diana Barbosa and Almudena Alcaide talk about being creative within the constraints of the profitable but often stagnant “missy” segment of the garment industry. Charles forecasts key 2015 lifestyle trends.

references:

• Almu Lingerie
• Nicholas K
• Sally LaPointe
• Erin Fetherston
• Kaelen

I’ll tell you about trends, Missy! Contemporary fashion designers Diana Barbosa and Almudena Alcaide talk about being creative within the constraints of the profitable but often stagnant “missy” segment of the garment industry. Charles forecasts key 2015 lifestyle trends.

references:

* Almu Lingerie

* Nicholas K

* Sally LaPointe

* Erin Fetherston

* Kaelen

I’ll tell you about trends, Missy! Contemporary fashion designers Diana Barbosa and Almudena Alcaide talk about being creative within the constraints of the profitable but often stagnant “missy” segment of the garment industry. Charles forecasts key 2015 lifestyle trends.

references:

* Almu Lingerie

* Nicholas K

* Sally LaPointe

* Erin Fetherston

* Kaelen

Just keep knitting. Designer Lindsay Degen talks knitwear, business, creativity, subway safety, and social media avoidance strategies. Also, some discussion about Ebay and Alibaba both launching ecommerce destinations for designer fashion, and the fact that a designer actually got her eponymous brand name back from a corporation recently.

references:

* Degen

* Baby Degen

* Lindsay Degen on Instagram

* @DegenNYC on Twitter

* Degen's early Elle appearance

* Degen Spring 2012 on modaCYCLE

* Degen Spring 2013 on modaCYCLE

* Degen Fall 2013 on modaCYCLE

* artist Killer Acid

* artist Chris Uphues

* Anamanaguchi

* EDUN

* Amy Cakes Danky Dank

* Charles James exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum

* Sigrid Olsen Seeks A Comeback - WWD article (paywall)

* A Detacher

* Ebay launches Designer Collective - WWD article (paywall)

* Alibaba launches 11 Main - WWD article (paywall)

* Ebay's Designer Collective

* Solestruck

* 11 Main

* T Mall

Just keep knitting. Designer Lindsay Degen talks knitwear, business, creativity, subway safety, and social media avoidance strategies. Also, some discussion about Ebay and Alibaba both launching ecommerce destinations for designer fashion, and the fact that a designer actually got her eponymous brand name back from a corporation recently.

references:

• Degen
• Baby Degen
• Lindsay Degen on Instagram
• @DegenNYC on Twitter
• Degen’s early Elle appearance
• Degen Spring 2012 on modaCYCLE
• Degen Spring 2013 on modaCYCLE
• Degen Fall 2013 on modaCYCLE
• artist Killer Acid
• artist Chris Uphues
• Anamanaguchi
• EDUN
• Amy Cakes Danky Dank
• Charles James exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum
• Sigrid Olsen Seeks A Comeback – WWD article (paywall)
• A Detacher
• Ebay launches Designer Collective – WWD article (paywall)
• Alibaba launches 11 Main – WWD article (paywall)
• Ebay’s Designer Collective
• Solestruck
• 11 Main
• T Mall

Just keep knitting. Designer Lindsay Degen talks knitwear, business, creativity, subway safety, and social media avoidance strategies. Also, some discussion about Ebay and Alibaba both launching ecommerce destinations for designer fashion, and the fact that a designer actually got her eponymous brand name back from a corporation recently.

references:

* Degen

* Baby Degen

* Lindsay Degen on Instagram

* @DegenNYC on Twitter

* Degen’s early Elle appearance

* Degen Spring 2012 on modaCYCLE

* Degen Spring 2013 on modaCYCLE

* Degen Fall 2013 on modaCYCLE

* artist Killer Acid

* artist Chris Uphues

* Anamanaguchi

* EDUN

* Amy Cakes Danky Dank

* Charles James exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum

* Sigrid Olsen Seeks A Comeback – WWD article (paywall)

* A Detacher

* Ebay launches Designer Collective – WWD article (paywall)

* Alibaba launches 11 Main – WWD article (paywall)

* Ebay’s Designer Collective

* Solestruck

* 11 Main

* T Mall

Can fashion and tech connect? Our first episode with guests! In the studio talking startups, community building, and fashiontech, Third Wave Fashion founder Liza Kindred (whose book How We Buy Now is about to come out) and Open Source Fashion founder Pavan Bahl. In a special interview from her store in TriBeCa, Seth Friedermann talks again with the iconic Spanish designer Agatha Ruiz de la Prada.

references:

• South Korean ecommerce company Coupang was recently valued at over US $1 Billion
• Ovio, crowd-funding fashion collections
• Modalyst, they’re changing how wholesale fashion works
• Portland Fashion NXT, organizers of Portland Fashion Week, along with other initiatives
• Stitch Factory, a company in Nevada innovating with manufacturing techniques
• Pendleton Woolen Mills, a well-established manufacturer and retailer based in Oregon
• Lolly Wolly Doodle, making waves in children’s e-commerce
• Norman Ambrose, a New York couturier
• Angelo Lambrou, a New York couturier
• Kristi Vosbeck, high-end American fashion
• Sustainable Luxe: A Guide to Feel-Good Fashion
• Sustainable Luxe: A Guide to Feel-Good Fashion
• the original modaCYCLE interview with Agatha Ruiz de la Prada

Can fashion and tech connect? Our first episode with guests! In the studio talking startups, community building, and fashiontech, Third Wave Fashion founder Liza Kindred (whose book How We Buy Now is about to come out) and Open Source Fashion founder Pavan Bahl. In a special interview from her store in TriBeCa, Seth Friedermann talks again with the iconic Spanish designer Agatha Ruiz de la Prada.

references:

* South Korean ecommerce company Coupang was recently valued at over US $1 Billion

* Ovio, crowd-funding fashion collections

* Modalyst, they're changing how wholesale fashion works

* Portland Fashion NXT, organizers of Portland Fashion Week, along with other initiatives

* Stitch Factory, a company in Nevada innovating with manufacturing techniques

* Pendleton Woolen Mills, a well-established manufacturer and retailer based in Oregon

* Lolly Wolly Doodle, making waves in children's e-commerce

* Norman Ambrose, a New York couturier

* Angelo Lambrou, a New York couturier

* Kristi Vosbeck, high-end American fashion

* Sustainable Luxe: A Guide to Feel-Good Fashion

* Sustainable Luxe: A Guide to Feel-Good Fashion

* the original modaCYCLE interview with Agatha Ruiz de la Prada

Can fashion and tech connect? Our first episode with guests! In the studio talking startups, community building, and fashiontech, Third Wave Fashion founder Liza Kindred (whose book How We Buy Now is about to come out) and Open Source Fashion founder Pavan Bahl. In a special interview from her store in TriBeCa, Seth Friedermann talks again with the iconic Spanish designer Agatha Ruiz de la Prada.

references:

* South Korean ecommerce company Coupang was recently valued at over US $1 Billion

* Ovio, crowd-funding fashion collections

* Modalyst, they’re changing how wholesale fashion works

* Portland Fashion NXT, organizers of Portland Fashion Week, along with other initiatives

* Stitch Factory, a company in Nevada innovating with manufacturing techniques

* Pendleton Woolen Mills, a well-established manufacturer and retailer based in Oregon

* Lolly Wolly Doodle, making waves in children’s e-commerce

* Norman Ambrose, a New York couturier

* Angelo Lambrou, a New York couturier

* Kristi Vosbeck, high-end American fashion

* Sustainable Luxe: A Guide to Feel-Good Fashion

* Sustainable Luxe: A Guide to Feel-Good Fashion

* the original modaCYCLE interview with Agatha Ruiz de la Prada