J.Crew Bridal Fashion, Plus-Size Clothing, Abercrombie’s New Attitude

Welcome to another episode of Pop Fashion! J.Crew is nixing its bridal line, while Victoria's Secret is eliminating a certain frequent freebie. Meijer is rethinking the way it stocks plus-size fashion, and Abercrombie & Fitch is rethinking its entire existence on this planet. Meanwhile, Lisa has an update on the Adidas ocean-trash shoe, and Amazon really wants Chinese customers to like it. Really. Please? Come hang out!

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Westworld Fashion, Victoria Beckham for Target, Supreme Court & Cheerleading Uniforms

Welcome to the End of the World episode of Pop Fashion podcast! HBO’s new show, Westworld, is working with costuming in a surprising way, a Japanese rail company is discouraging women from applying makeup, and Victoria Beckham is partnering with Target. In other news, the Supreme Court is debating fashion versus function, clothing may soon generate electricity, and Wet Seal is positioning themselves for a comeback. Come hang out!

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Episode 139: Singles' Day, American Fashion Manufacturing, Silicon Valley

Welcome to another episode of Pop Fashion! This week, we discuss Alibaba’s eight-hour fashion show in advance of Singles' Day and (in fashion crime news) an intense jewelry heist in Paris. Silicon Valley Fashion Week has us confused but kind of excited, Lisa’s totally losing it over sneaker manufacturing (maybe) coming back to the U.S., and QVC is launching a new beauty shopping channel. In designer revolving-door news, Marni’s founding family is stepping down. Plus! A new exhibit honors black fashion designers. Get excited. Come hang out!

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138: Versace American Crime Story, Roberto Cavalli Drama, Amazon Stores

Welcome to another episode of Pop Fashion! Versace’s murder is on the radar of American Crime Story, Macy's is opening earlier on Thanksgiving Day, and an unlikely fashion designer is releasing a line of Christmas sweaters. Roberto Cavalli parted ways with Peter Dundas and there are major changes rumored for the brand. Land's End's innovative head has been canned, Amazon's coming for your grocery orders, and Ferragamo will let you buy a $13,500 shoe. That's nice. Come hang out!

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Kim Kardashian’s Jewelry, Chanel Fashion & Technology, Politics of Pockets

Welcome to another edition of Pop Fashion podcast! Lisa is out this week, so Navin steps up to the mic to talk all about fashion news. We start by discussing the robbery of Kim Kardashian’s jewelry. How will the crime impact tourism in Paris? Will it influence high-end jewelry purchases? Moschino is under fire for a pill-themed capsule collection. Are these clothes glorifying drug culture or putting a mirror up to society? Oakley came out with high-tech sunglasses that have a ton of features, while Chanel’s show for Spring 2017 was all about merging fashion with technology. In other news, Cambodia’s imports of apparel to the United States are declining while production is up in Vietnam. Also, what’s the history of pockets in women’s clothing? You might be surprised! Come hang out!

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Dior Fashion, Silicon Valley Unicorns, Amazon Reviews

Welcome to another edition of Pop Fashion podcast! This week we start off reviewing Maria Grazia Chiuri’s debut collection at Christian Dior (spoiler: Dior is Divine). Sweden may debut a tax deduction that encourages citizens to fix their clothes / shoes, and Amazon reviews are going away. Costco battled it out with Tiffany & Co in a lawsuit over engagement rings and language. Also, is the Silicon Valley Unicorn dying? We discuss the recent Mode Media shutdown and how companies are valued at $1billion or more. Is the housedress returning? Do we even want it back? Come hang out!

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Snapchat Sunglasses, Zara’s Eco-Fashion, London Fashion Week

Welcome to another edition of Pop Fashion podcast! This week Paula Schneider surprised everyone by stepping down from American Apparel, a crazy fashion crime occurred in Georgia, and Snapchat (aka Snap Inc) is going to start selling sunglasses. In other news, Zara is launching its 1st ever sustainable fashion line - but, is it actually better for the environment? A company out of Spain may have the answer (and algorithm) to stop counterfeit products from selling online. London Fashion Week’s quirkiness is top of mind as we discuss trends for 2017 and the classic sophistication of a trench coat. Plus, goats. We talk about goats. Come hang out!

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Tim Gunn, Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop, Bad Fashion Options

Welcome to another episode of Pop Fashion! Goop is launching its own fashion label, and Nasty Gal is looking for a buyer. Tote bags might not be the most sustainable choice, and Tim Gunn says “shame on you” to designers ignoring plus-size shoppers. And why are retail sales down? Maybe because the clothes just stink lately. Plus, a listener’s take on virtual reality and the fashion world. Come hang out!

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Welcome to another episode of Pop Fashion! This week, Kmart’s been hiding empty store shelves and a shipping bankruptcy means your clothes are floating out at sea. Another factory has collapsed in Bangladesh, and Kaarin makes us think about whether runway shows really matter. And we’re recapping New York Fashion Week, highlighting some of our favorite shows and some very messy misses. Come hang out!

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Oscar de la Renta Fashion, Doc Martens, Retail Crime

Welcome to another episode of Pop Fashion! Walmart's eliminating 7,000 jobs, but the reason for the change might surprise you. Doc Martens are getting an upgrade, and we debate podcaster attire. Kaarin tells the story of Oscar de la Renta's new co-creative directors (it's a good one). H&M wants your sustainability innovation ideas, and we review fashion crimes (plural) plaguing the retail industry. Come hang out!

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