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We’re back and at it again! Welcome to Season 2 of Got This In Black? Your favorite podcast about everything Black in fashion. We’re giving you a recap of everything great in 2022, Bad Gal Riri, Law Roach, Black Fashion Fair AND something not so great… Ye. But we’re also looking to the future, it’s 2023 and yall are really out here discovering layered tanktops and parachute pants for the first time.
Brands worn on this episode of Got This in Black?:
Black Podcast Collective T-Shirt
AOStudio21 Peach Joggers
Tier NYC Padded Cropped Hoodie
Fear of God Essentials Bucket Hat
Sable Collective Gold Filled Textured Hoops and Rope Gold Filled Chain
Season 2 - Episode 11
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As we close out the first season, we discuss a recurring theme of our podcast….inclusivity. What does inclusivity look like in an exclusive industry? Telfar, Harlem’s Fashion Row and Blacks in Fashion Council to name a few. We get into some of the shows we caught for NYFW and hear about Andima Verde’s Afro Punk experience. What are your thoughts about the 2000s fashion resurgence from Gen Zers? How do you feel about Men in skirts? Click play to hear us discuss it all. *clink clink clink clink* Cheers to the end of the season.
Black Brands Discussed on Episode:
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In this episode, we discuss fashion from the lens of photography. Our guests, Maeva and Yogi, give us insight into their photography background and how they ended up in fashion photography. We get into a discussion about the connection between clothing and photos and of course……Vogue. Is Annie Leibovitz a mercenary for hire or a creative misunderstood? Press play and lets get it poppington
Black Brands Discussed on Episode:
Earrings by Maeva’s Momma
Mingo by Domingo
Brownmill Company
Open Exhibit
Blue the Great
Cross Colours
Firsts Up Afros Out
AOStudio21
Photographers Discussed on Episode:
Raynel
Adrienne Raquel
Braylin Dionne
Tayo
Micah Carter
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As the great poet Radric Delantic Davis once said, “See when I ain't have no money I still had sauce. See….. if you don't got no sauce, then you lost. But you can also get lost in the sauce.” That was a whole word. From sauce, to drip, to being flat, style can be described using different lingo. What has not changed is that style is a foundational cornerstone of the fashion industry. In this episode we discuss fashion from the eye of a stylist with our guests Dejeuné and Kemi. We debunk the stereotype of what a stylist actually does, discuss dealing with delusional clients and speak to much more. Fashion fades, but style……is FOREVER
Black Brands Discussed on Episode:
AOStudio21
Zella Fermani
Hanifa
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How many of you can say you launched a business, and knew how to brand yourself at the age of 12? That has to be the biggest flex… In 2021, Chaun Collins relaunched his self-titled shoe brand right off the heels of a tragic moment that he refused to let derail his success. Tune in to watch Chaun break down the basics of good business and the key to launching your own successful shoe brand.
Black Brands Discussed on the Episode:
Hanifa
Chaun Collins
Fear of God Essentials
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Sustainability has become a buzzword in the fashion industry. Some brands are taking it seriously and others are greenwashing. As we look for ways to improve the industry as a whole, the waste fashion produces must be addressed. Fast fashion has emerged as a top performer, however this segment of the industry is the most wasteful. Where does fashion find balance? What does sustainability look like in your closet? We discuss all this and more with Fei Mancho who is a creative in the fashion industry. Fei’s brand, Feivorite Gems, focuses on upcycling. Listen to the conversation as we discuss sustainability, entrepreneurship, fast fashion and more.
Black Brands Discussed on the Episode:
Feivorite Gems
Fncy Mffn
AO Studio 21
Dreams of Triumph
LeVictoria by Zephans & Co
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The history of fashion week is ALL about exclusivity. The inventors of haute couture had strict rules about who and what brands could be shown. Despite the high barrier of entry, black designers still found a way to show up and show out. These are names you should know: Anne Lowe, Hylan Booker, Jay Jaxon, Patrick Kelly, Pyer Moss…
Black Brands Discussed on the Episode:
Pyer Moss
Tier NYC
Dreams of Triumph
Feivorite Gems
Fncy Mffn
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Does your fit have to match your brand? Is it safe to pop your collar in today’s society? What is a Gunna fit? In Episode 4, we discuss this and more as we dive into the new look Steve Harvey, aka Mr. Put It On. Enjoy the 1st of many kickback episodes where we let the drinks flow and chop it up about some of our favorite fashion topics.
Black Brands Discussed on the Episode:
Nappy Head Club
Tier NYC
BrandBlack
Brandon Blackwood
Telfar
Pyer Moss
Fear of God
Zella Fermani
Feivorite Gems
FNCY MFFYN
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Durags, cornrows, baby hairs, what do they have in common? They’re all distinctly black, but have still managed to find their way down couture runways. If black people got the credit, sure we’d be happy with it, but as Nareasha Willis popularized, we end up just reminded that we’re only “Ghetto Until Proven Fashionable.”
Black Brands Discussed on the Episode:
AOStudio21
The Marathon Clothing Store
Dreams of Triumph
NKA @nka.dc
Billionaire Boys Club
Kathleen Kai @kkye @kye_official
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In this episode, we’re going to tell you how to get a Telfar bag… That’s right. We got you! In Episode 2 of Got This in Black? We break down how Brandon Blackwood and Telfar Clemens have redefined what America’s IT Bag really is. We also discuss what’s next for these groundbreaking brands known for their highly coveted bag.
Black Brands Discussed on the Episode:
Brandon Blackwood
Telfar
Ivy Park
Riveriswild
Moechella
Tobe Nwigwe (Merch)
Studio AO 21
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When it comes to race, the legacy of fashion is complicated. Black people have often been the tastemakers and the trendsetters, but never the standard for beauty or class...and we know that’s some…