Parris Harris, international fashion show producer meets with the New Mart Network to go over all the elements of what goes into producing a Fashion Show. He will share more about his project with FORD, his social media followers, and hint at the bright future of Fashion Week in LA.

Steve Brown, President of Three Eye Worldwide a world consumer insights and strategy company, talks about the importance of technology in the contemporary business environment in this podcast. He'll discuss strategies and innovations that business' today should be aware of. This information is relevant for business' large and small.

Showroom Five21 caters to femininity overall. The beautiful gowns and dresses that appear in her showroom, often times are sent to celebrities for red carpet and gala events. She has a fabulous eye, and sophisticated taste. In this interview, Vishaka shares how she decides to pick up a line and what she had to do in her industry to stay fresh.

The Joken Style Showroom sees visitors from all over the world who come for Eme's version of the California lifestyle. In this interview, Eme and her team take us through their individual journeys into the fashion industry, and illustrate for us the importance of a strong team.

Andrew has recently directed a documentary titled "The True Cost", which exposes the need for sustainability in fashion manufacturing, calls to action the need for shoppers to support brands that make a positive impact in the community.

This wildly popular trade show, Designers and Agents (better known as "the D&A show" has been a long-time event at the New Mart Building. It's been hosted here for over 15 years. In this interview you will get an inside look at the show, and hear from it's founders and manager about the show's beginnings, and what to expect from D&A in the future.

Taryn is the founder of Eco Divas, a professor at FIDM, and an activist for fair-trade and sustainable fashion policy. In this podcast you will learn her story, and the stories of many others she has worked with over the years.

Marie and Indigo will talk about the personalities behind their brand, the importance they see for domestic made, and why supporting brands who stand for something are important. Additionally, the Rich Honey brand participates heavily in the garment dying process, and will touch on the invasiveness and pressure this type of designing brings.

Tom will discuss the necessity for companies to be at the forefront of this information. In the rapidly changing environment, Melange Live promises to cover all aspects - providing attendees the most current information in the sub-field of Fashion Technology.

Hallie will talk about how sweat shops and poor decisions are not necessary for a brand's bottom line. She will speak about the personal connections, and really the importance of working closely with your buyers. Necessitees is a wonderful example of how brands can make their products in the USA, and still sell them for a reasonable price point. Additionally, she will share her personal story of how she got into the fashion industry - which will inspire you because she has done it all! Not to mention, beginning her journey into fashion as one of the youngest showroom owners ever at 24 years old.