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Fashion Unfiltered episodes
- When advertising gets too far
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In this episode of Fashion Unfiltered, Vic and I look back at a 1970s Hanes advertising campaign and discuss why some vintage fashion commercials might be considered offensive today. We compare how women were portrayed in the past to how they are represented in fashion advertising now, including the influence of social media and beauty standards. Join us as we talk about how advertising has changed and whether fashion brands have really moved forward!
6 min - Fashion Has No age
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Fashion Has No Age is a casual conversation about ageism in fashion and social media. In this podcast, Shaina and her guest talk about how older people are represented in fashion and how the industry can sometimes focus too much on younger people. We also talk about how social media is giving older people more opportunities to share their style and be seen. We discuss why getting older shouldn’t mean giving up on fashion, trends, or expressing yourself. At the end of the day, everyone should be able to enjoy fashion and feel confident in their own style, no matter their age.
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About Fashion Unfiltered
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Fashion Unfiltered is a podcast where I get to talk about fashion in a way that feels real and personal to me. As a fashion design student, I’m interested in more than just putting together outfits…
or following trends. I want to talk about the different things that come with fashion, especially how social media, culture, identity, and society can influence the way we see ourselves and others. Each episode focuses on a different topic, like inclusion, gender, body image, cultural appreciation, or ageism. I want the conversations to feel honest, casual, and relatable, while also looking at the parts of fashion that we don’t always talk about. For me, fashion is about creativity and self-expression, but it’s also about making people feel seen and included.