Terry Richardson vs. Conde Nast, Lord & Taylor Changes, Stitch Fix Shopping

Welcome to another episode of Pop Fashion! In this week's jam-packed episode, we discuss Lord & Taylor's changes on 5th Avenue and its probable relationship with Walmart. Stitch Fix filed for IPO, Target's revamp is paying off, and a historic denim plant is closing. A judge tossed out a huge verdict against Johnson & Johnson, Terry Richardson is finally on notice, and New York is introducing legislation to protect models from harassment. Come hang out!

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Beauty Crime Collusion, Rent the Runway Shopping, Bananas

Welcome to another episode of Pop Fashion! If you still need a Halloween costume, we can recommend some banana costumes that are involved in a legal battle. Cosmetic brands were accused of a collusion scheme, and Coach is changing its name. Rent the Runway has a new monthly plan, Nordstrom is holding off on talks that it will go private, and some African nations are trying to ban secondhand clothing imports. And we have an update on how the Harvey Weinstein scandal is impacting the modeling world. Come hang out!

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Donna Karan vs. Everybody, Fashion Rentals, Dove’s Dumb Ad

Welcome to another episode of Pop Fashion! This week, we discuss the allegations against Harvey Weinstein and how they tie into the fashion industry — including comments from one Donna Karan. Dove's latest ad was a step back for racial equality, and LuLaRoe is making it hard for sellers to bow out. Balmain is collaborating with Victoria's Secret, Ferragamo announced a new creative director, and DSW is considering shoe rentals. Come hang out! And check out our new website: www.popfashionpodcast.com

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Lanvin's Runway Show, Basketball Fashion Scandal, Taco Bell Style

Welcome to another episode of Pop Fashion! Alexander Wang has stepped down as CEO of his label, but it might be a good move. College basketball is a mess after it was revealed that an Adidas marketer *allegedly* bribed student athletes. A YSL museum opened in Paris, and in other Paris news, we discuss the Lanvin's latest Fashion Week show. H&M admits it has too many stores, and rumor has it Jet is going to start selling Modcloth clothes right alongside the paper towels. And, in our favorite story of the week: Forever 21 and Taco Bell are joining forces. Come hang out! And check out our new website: www.popfashionpodcast.com

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Fashion Model Diversity, Showroom/Stylist Shopping, Amazon + Kohl’s

Welcome to another episode of Pop Fashion! This week, we talk about diversity on the runway, a model who got discovered at Chipotle (!!), and a potential storm brewing among influencers, photographers, and brands. Stores without inventory are definitely a thing, and Kohl’s will take your Amazon return. Also, greenhouse gases, let us talk about them. Come hang out! And check out our new website at www.popfashionpodcast.com.

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Versace Fashion Rumors, Ecommerce Spoofing, More Retail Bankruptcies

Welcome to another episode of Pop Fashion! This week, Aerosoles and Toys R Us are the latest in a long list of retail bankruptcy filings. Rumors are swirling that designer Kim Jones is about to join Versace, and a PR firm is upset at Forever 21 for selling a shirt that looks a lot like the one the firm made. Demand for wool is up, spoofing is a threat to luxury ecommerce, and London Fashion Week was a difficult due to terrorism and other external factors. Is it wrong to be interested in fashion in this complicated global landscape? Come hang out!

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The One Not About New York Fashion Week

Welcome to another episode of Pop Fashion! We thought we would be talking about New York Fashion Week - then life happened in the form of Hurricane Irma. Come hang out!

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Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty, Fashion Worker Rights, Taco Retail

Welcome to another episode of Pop Fashion! This week, we have updates on Rihanna’s new makeup line, the bidding war for Matchesfashion.com, and the latest lawsuit against Kim Kardashian (spoiler alert: patents are important, kids). Why are tacos on everything? Why do people think that there is an official lipstick of Broadway? And the apparel labor system in California is seriously messed up. Come hang out!

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Plastic Bag Jail, Bra Shopping, Protecting Artisan Fashion

Welcome to another episode of Pop Fashion! What does Hurricane Harvey mean for Texas businesses? Guatemalan artisans are fighting fakes online, Hollister is back from the dead, and Victoria’s Secret is doubling down on push-up bras. Fit Tea is making big changes regarding endorsements, and in Kenya, there’s a new law cracking down on plastic bag use. Come hang out!

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DKNY Returns, Hijab Shopping, Heidi Klum’s New Fashion Collection

This week, are your “made in China” clothes really made in North Korea? There’s a shakeup at Macy’s, Johnson & Johnson is paying out another huge lawsuit, Donna Karan and DKNY clothing is returning to a store near you, and Heidi Klum has a new collection. Is the hijab being featured in Western culture in the right ways? And we discuss a new vocational training center in Cambodia. Come hang out!

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