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Standing at the forefront of sustainable innovation in fashion and design, Dr. Amanda Parkes is leading the revolution with material science brand PANGAIA; turning the focus on changing the way clothes are made by utilising the science and researching the untouched possibilities of our waste.
William Waterworth is a London based photographer who was inspired by the work of Sally Mann during his studies and whose first body of work is titled “’The Rolling English Road.”
Scott Aharoni and Mustafa Kaymak discuss with us their filmmaking journey so far, as well as the creative behind their recent masterpiece “Leylak,” one of the most celebrated films based on the universal experiences of loss and grief to be made during the pandemic.
Co-founder and current Fashion Director of Vestiaire Collective, a.k.a the world’s biggest wardrobe, Sophie Hersan speaks to ODDA on how the trailblazing idea of the platform came about, the challenges it has faced and its ambitions to save the world through fashion.
Marina Testino, an artivist and sustainability advocate, speaks to us reflecting on what she saw during the fashion month, the importance of empowering women through her recent campaign, and how to make sustainability fun and engaging in order to reach as many people as possible.
Actor Omari Hardwick reflects on his career, creating indelible on-screen characters. From his role as the chainsaw-wielding Vanderohe, in the film “Army of the Dead'' and his role as Omar ‘Derwood’ Scott in “American Skin” to his unforgettable 6-year stint as James ‘Ghost’ St. Patrick, the protagonist and anti-hero in the “Power” television series.
Actor Omari Hardwick reflects on his career, creating indelible on-screen characters. From his role as the chainsaw-wielding Vanderohe, in the film “Army of the Dead'' and his role as Omar ‘Derwood’ Scott in “American Skin” to his unforgettable 6-year stint as James ‘Ghost’ St. Patrick, the protagonist and anti-hero in the “Power” television series.
In less than five years, designer duo, Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herrebrugh have made major inroads into the fashion industry establishment. Back in 2018, their Botter menswear label got them to the finals for the LVMH Prize and a few months later they nabbed the Grand Prix du Jury at the Festival d'Hyères fashion competition. It wasn’t long after that that the pair were tapped to design women’s wear for the famed French fashion house Nina Ricci. But what is most exciting about Botter and Herrebrugh is how they are bringing a sense of social responsibility and environmental awareness to the work they do; framing their colorful, roomy, and approachable clothing within a world that is facing a global wake up call.
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