On 31st March 2023, Fashion Clinic joint hand with Maria Elisa Costa, the founder of Belo Bags and Hoaxing Yang, the founder of DWSWS, to share their entrepreneurial journey and raise a discussion on their experience of cultural diversity within the fashion industry.

The Fashion Clinic is excited to present a panel discussion hosted with Mentor, Educator and Author Farah Liz Pallaro, Branding Consultant Habib Patel, and Marketing Mentor Claudio Marenco Mores.

In this very special episode of the Fashion Clinic Podcast, we discuss the tools and knowledge needed to break the current status quo in the fashion industry and provide young creatives with new ways of thinking.

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In this episode of the podcast, our very own Georgie Twamley and Izadora Verlic discuss all things wellbeing with Alex Strang, Lia Cowan and Dion Terrelonge. Some of the topics covered are learning from flow states and stress states, avoiding burn out, mindful innovations and joy, amongst others. 

Alex Strang is a mental fitness coach and is the founder of Moment, Lia Cowan is a fashion designer and Dion Terrelonge is a Fashion Psychology lecturer. 

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In this very special episode of the podcast, our very own Georgie and Alex host a panel discussion discussing the possibilities of sustainable business modelling, discovering leaders in sustainability and how to avoid greenwashing in the future. 

Coco Panazza is the founder of a modern rental brand entitled 'Cercle', Sabinna Rachimova is the founder of her namesake fashion brand and Mikey Flaxman is the founder of 'Upgram', an app and marketplace for reworked fashion. 

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In this episode of The Fashion Clinic, our very own Alejandra has a discussion with Roger Loayza about the creative process and production process of his latest summer collection. 

Roger Loayza is an expert at creating and conceptualising entire universes which are embedded through every element and detail in his collections. In his latest summer collection entitled 'Voyage, Voyage' he takes us through a journey of escapism through 80s nostalgia, transporting us to tropical destinations through the lens of a 'viewmaster’, the widely known toy that rose to prominence in the 80s.   

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In the debut episode of 'The Fashion Clinic Podcast', our very own Margaux discusses an array of topics with Eugene; the impact that COVID-19 has had on his business, the importance of adaptability and pivoting when necessary and also Eugene's opinion on the future of the fashion industry, amongst other things.  

Eugene has several years of experience in the fashion industry as a creative director, design director and designer. He is based in Belgium. He has started his own consultancy company and also his own brand, Maison Quincaillerie, which is a made-to-measure, custom apparel brand.  

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In this episode of the podcast, our very own Izadora discusses the importance of storytelling in fashion design and how indigenous cultures can inspire us to bring meaning back to the fashion industry, amongst other things with Elisa Palomino.   

Elisa Palomino has an extensive portfolio; she has worked as a fashion designer in the luxury sector for 25 years at brands such as John Galliano, Christian Dior, Roberto Cavalli, Moschino and Diane von Furstenberg. In 2010, she launched her namesake label showing 5 consecutive seasons at New York, Milan, Rome, Madrid and London fashion week's. Elisa has pioneered the adoption of sustainable practices into the Fashion Print course at Central Saint Martins. She has also worked across several educational institutions.  

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In this episode of the Fashion Clinic Podcast, our very own Alex and Andrew had a discussion with Ophelia Dos-Santos and Alexia Genta about; sustainability in fashion and what that really means, the move towards a digital world in fashion and wider society, the importance of being financially astute and the importance of being authentic in the fashion industry, amongst other things. 

Ophelia Dos-Santos is an artisan from Cardiff that specialises in embroidery and up-cycling, and is the founder of her namesake clothing brand. She has done a handful of high profile collaborations with designers such as Rosie and Quarantine Quilt. Ophelia also sells specialised embroidery kits via Instagram.  

Alexia Genta is the founder of Alexia Alterations, a bespoke service providing alterations to customers' clothing with clients such as FKA Twigs and Claudia Winkleman. As a result of COVID-19, she pivoted and launched Geraldine London which is a luxury headband brand.  

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In this very special episode of the podcast, our very own Georgie discusses the bestselling book 'Surrounded by Idiots' with its author Thomas Erikson. This book has been key at LCF as a model for team working styles. 

Thomas Erikson is a Swedish behavioral expert, active lecturer, and bestselling author. For more than fifteen years he has been traveling all over Europe delivering lectures and seminars in Swedish and English to executives and managers at a wide range of companies, including IKEA, Coca Cola, Microsoft, Volvo and KIA Motors. Surrounded by Idiots (Omgiven Av Idioter) has been a Swedish runaway bestseller since it was first published in 2014. It has sold over 2.5 million copies worldwide, of which nearly 1 million copies have been sold in Sweden alone, and it has been translated into 42 languages.  

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In this episode of The Fashion Clinic podcast, our very own Izadora talked to the MA Fashion Entrepreneurship & Innovation alumni Shao Hua Huang about her innovative start-up idea, Cocoon. Cocoon takes a new approach to the lingerie industry. They produce perfectly fitted custom bras and digitalise the bra fitting process using 3D scanning technology. They have also adopted a made-to-order model, minimising waste for patterning and prototyping while avoiding overstock. Cocoon is a brand for every bra wearer, regardless of the shape, size, age, ethnicity, gender identity, or sexual orientation.  

We reminisced on the course that helped to spark Shao's creative ideas in the fashion industry and discussed the CISL accelerator program that brought her new opportunities.  

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