Monica Bota Moisin is a lawyer for Cultural Intellectual Property (CIP) in fashion as well as founder of the Cultural Intellectual Property Rights (CIPRI) Initiative where she is working on a framework to preserve traditional culture expressions and build bridges between traditional artisans and the fashion industry.

In this podcast episode she explains the importance of cultural intellectual property, discuss where we are now, how to handle the subject as a designer or brand and what the future will look like.

A short answer and teaser of our next episode featuring Monica Boța-Moisin the first lawyer to specialize on cultural intellectual property in fashion.

Meet Pola Fendel, co-founder of the sustainable clothing rental service Kleiderei. This babe doesn't just make her customers feel like "it's Christmas every month" but she's changing the fashion game while she's at it! Kleiderei is about dressing you in a way that makes you feel good inside and out. You can become a member and let the Kleiderei girls curate a box for you every month. What that's like? It's like having your best friend telling you "you need to try this! It will be amazing on you!".

What we talked about in the podcast:

• Was having a sustainable business a coincidence?

•Can you get the same kick from borrowing as buying?

•What are no-go's for Kleiderei brands?

•Advice Pola would give her past self, and where to go for funding.

•Biggest successes and why she wouldn't recommend crowd funding to anyone(!).

•How she knows what to choose for someone.

•What happens when the clothes are worn out?

•What it's like to be in a panel discussion and what we should keep in mind when we're at one.

Find Pola:

Personal Insta: @pola_light

Kleiderei's Insta: @kleiderei

Kleiderei's website: www.kleiderei.com

Find us:

FB & Insta: @sustainablefashionmatterz

#sustainablefashionmatterz

www.sustainablefashionmatterz.com

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