Bank of Creativity is back! With a special episode to celebrate ⁠@pelvinpelvinpelvin⁠‘s exhibition in Florence: BABA Manifesto curated by founder ⁠@saintrafaelle⁠

On the third season of Bank of Creativity, Vanguard goes global.
Straight from New York City, Kamara Williams — founder of IN THING talks about her style journey, New York Fashion Week, and trend forecasting.

A personal chit-chat on the founder's recent experience of a creative burnout. 

In this episode we focus the spotlight on Bianca, a young entrepreneur and upcoming local designer of Girls Religion. We talk about: building your own brand at a young age, imitation vs. inspiration, ethicality & dealing with creative burnout.

In the first episode of season 2, I sat down and had a conversation with Sir Artu & Miss Meg; they’re the epitome of what I’d like to call: a creative collision of fashion & art. We talked about creativity during the pandemic, how it affected both their industries, as well as their take on both the changes in fashion and photography worlds.

In the final episode of Season 1 #BankOfCreativity Podcast, Anya Bongato (@anyabbcream) artist and exhibitor, shares her story about living life in abstract. She also talks about her young collective that caters wearable art through hand painted piece, a true embodiment of fashion and art collision.

We spoke with @atomphilippines' founder Reese Chang, about the future of art and about breaking the stigma of the arts being neglected as a profession in the Philippines.

Bianca Manheaven talks about her thoughts on COVID-19 and its effect on fashion businesses shifting from editorial to being practical. She also talks about how fashion is tied to the past, present, and future.