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Happy April 1st!

As rain and winter comes to an end, we wonder what the end of Wintour’s reign over fashion might look like (some pun fun for you).

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Happy April 1st! As rain and winter comes to an end, we wonder what the end of Wintour’s reign might look in fashion (some pun fun for you).

Please don't forget to subscribe, rate (*****) and leave us a comment!

This episode, we have the pleasure of speaking to James Scully (@JamesPScully), veteran casting director and one of the leading advocates for model rights in our industry’s Me Too movement. He joins us in a discussion about the abuse of power in fashion.

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** Please excuse the echo effect in this issue!

This episode, we have the pleasure of speaking to James Scully, veteran casting director and one of the leading advocates for model rights in our industry’s Me Too movement. He joins us in a discussion about the abuse of power in fashion.

You can follow James via Instagram at @JamesPScully.

Finally, please remember to subscribe and rate (5 stars :)

** Please excuse the echo effect in this issue!

In this episode, we dug out a (pre-launch) conversation we had in the beginning stages of the #MeToo movement, when fashion was focused on one man - Terry Richardson. We voiced our opinions - frustrations, hopes and optimism towards the industry's (then) reactions.

We thought this episode was an interesting capsule - to see how far we’ve come in some ways and not in others, but also to see how our view points have shifted and evolved over the last 5 months. Between then and now, we’ve seen models and advocates including Cameron Russell, Eddie Campbell and James Scully speak out and take a stand and more recently in 2018, photographers Bruce Webber, Mario Testino and stylist Karl Templer outed, Sara Ziff’s Model Allience finally get the attention it deserves and Kering, LVMH and Condé Nast all announce model protection policies. But about the wider industry?

This episode also sets us up for part 2 of this conversation, were we have a present day conversation with a special guest to discuss this movement further.

In this episode, we dug out a (pre-launch) conversation we had in the beginning stages of the #MeToo movement, when fashion was focused on one man - Terry Richardson. We voiced our opinions - frustrations, hopes and optimism towards the industry's (then) reactions.

We thought this episode was an interesting capsule - to see how far we’ve come in some ways and not in others, but also to see how our view points have shifted and evolved over the last 5 months. Between then and now, we’ve seen models and advocates including Cameron Russell, Eddie Campbell and James Scully speak out and take a stand and more recently in 2018, photographers Bruce Webber, Mario Testino and stylist Karl Templer outed, Sara Ziff’s Model Allience finally get the attention it deserves and Kering, LVMH and Condé Nast all announce model protection policies. But about the wider industry?

This episode also sets us up for part 2 of this conversation, were we have a present day conversation with a special guest to discuss this movement further.

On this episode, we catch up on Paris fashion week, from big announcements at Céline and Burberry to personal observations and opinons on some of the current fashion influencer space (emphasis on some).

We hope you enjoy and don’t forget to subscribe and give us a 5 star rating :)

On this episode, we catch up on Paris fashion week, from big announcements at Céline and Burberry to personal observations and opinons on some of the current fashion influencer space (emphasis on some).

We hope you enjoy and don’t forget to subscribe and give us a 5 star rating :)

Having been dumbfounded about an intimate trip to South Africa that Jason went on with Oprah - and never revealed until just prior to recording (!!!) - we decided to play an impromptu game of 20 questions to reveal and expand on other nuggets we may not know about each other. We didn't quite make it to 20 questions, but this episode was fun to record and quite revealing. 

We hope you enjoy, subscribe and give us a 5 star rating

Having been dumbfounded about an intimate trip to South Africa that Jason went on with Oprah - and never revealed until just prior to recording (!!!) - we decided to play an impromptu game of 20 questions to reveal and expand on other nuggets we may not know about each other. We didn't quite make it to 20 questions, but this episode was fun to record and quite revealing. 

We hope you enjoy, subscribe and give us a 5 star rating <3