My Big Idea

Hello and welcome to Episode 56 of My Big Idea, an ASOS Podcast.This week's guest is Katie Rose, founder of The Bridge Co. The Bridge Co. is a London-based agency providing 360° business solutions and brand building strategies to luxury and contemporary labels. Specialists in brand positioning and thinking lean, they help emerging designers to master the business side of fashion and established brands to streamline, re-position and grow.This is Katie's big idea.

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Hello and welcome to My Big Idea, an ASOS Podcast.This week's guests are Imogen and Natasha of LEFT TO MY OWN DEVICES, a London based catering company dedicated to providing fresh, healthy, seasonal food that captures the best of modern Mediterranean cooking with an abundance of Middle Eastern influences. This is Imogen and Natasha's big idea.

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Hello and welcome to episode 54 of My Big Idea, an ASOS Podcast.This week's guest is Instagram favourite, Illustrator Angelica Hicks. Angelica's funny and intelligent illustrations poke fun at the fashion and entertainment industries and alongside some heavyweight attention, from people such as Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid, Angelica landed a role as Porter's first ever Illustrator.This is Angelica's big idea.

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Hello and welcome to episode 53 of My Big Idea, an ASOS Podcast.This week's guest is founder of music agency Totem, Naomi WilliamsTotem is an independent music agency specialising in Online PR without boundaries. Founded in early 2012 by Naomi, previously Head of Digital at Darling Department, they work with a diverse range of artists from breaking acts to established global stars, offering unique campaigns with a focus on quality over quantity.This is Naomi's big idea.

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Hello and welcome to episode 52 of My Big Idea, an ASOS Podcast.This week Lucinda speaks to author Jessie Burton.Jessie's first novel, The Miniaturist, was awarded Waterstone's book of the year in 2014 and Jessie's latest novel, The Muse, is due for release on 30 June 2016.This is Jessie's big idea.

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Hello and welcome to the fourth and final Graduate Fashion Week special episode.As a young, innovative fashion brand, ASOS is passionate about discovering and promoting fresh creative talent. For Graduate Fashion Week 2016, we have recruited a group of forward-thinking individuals to discuss how the youth of today can not only get their foot in the door of the fashion industry, but also develop a meaningful and trailblazing career - no trust fund or fairy godmother needed!The fourth panel, Young Fashion Creatives Doing it for themselves on Wednesday 8th June included:Laura Bradley, Charlie Craggs,Naomi Shimada Nellie Eden It was hosted by Danielle Radojcin, ASOS Editor.

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Hello and welcome to this week's episode of My Big Idea, an ASOS Podcast.This week our guest is Lotte Andersen.Lotte is the zine maker, party thrower and all-round good time gal you want to know. Before leaving her BA in fashion, Lotte interned heavily, even working on McQueen’s last collection (you know, the one that crashed SHOWstudio). You'll now mostly find her co-presenting her Know Wave radio show, Living For The Weekend, or throwing her famous Maxilla parties at her local Portuguese restaurant in Ladbroke Grove. This is Lotte's big idea.

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Hello and welcome to the 3rd of 4 Graduate Fashion Week special episodes.As a young, innovative fashion brand, ASOS is passionate about discovering and promoting fresh creative talent. For Graduate Fashion Week 2016, we have recruited a group of forward-thinking individuals to discuss how the youth of today can not only get their foot in the door of the fashion industry, but also develop a meaningful and trailblazing career - no trust fund or fairy godmother needed!The third panel, Young Fashion Creatives Doing it for themselves on Tuesday 7th June included:Ted StansfieldRihannon BarryPhoebe Lettice ThompsonLotte Andersen It was hosted by Danielle Radojcin, ASOS Editor.

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Hello and welcome to the 2nd of 4 Graduate Fashion Week special episodes.As a young, innovative fashion brand, ASOS is passionate about discovering and promoting fresh creative talent. For Graduate Fashion Week 2016, we have recruited a group of forward-thinking individuals to discuss how the youth of today can not only get their foot in the door of the fashion industry, but also develop a meaningful and trailblazing career - no trust fund or fairy godmother needed!The second panel, Young Fashion Creatives Doing it for themselves on Monday 6th June included:Christine MahandoIone GambleClio PeppiattSusie BubbleKate BonesIt was hosted by Danielle Radojcin, ASOS Editor.

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Hello and welcome to the 1st of 4 Graduate Fashion Week special episodes.As a young, innovative fashion brand, ASOS is passionate about discovering and promoting fresh creative talent. For Graduate Fashion Week 2016, we have recruited a group of forward-thinking individuals to discuss how the youth of today can not only get their foot in the door of the fashion industry, but also develop a meaningful and trailblazing career - no trust fund or fairy godmother needed!The first panel, Young Fashion Creatives Doing it for themselves on Sunday 5th June includedJosh ReadAngelica Hicks Billy Prendergast Katie Rose It was hosted by Danielle Radojcin, ASOS Editor.

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