Victims of Fashion: A Snag Podcast

This week, Lynsey shares her experience on the double standards in society when it comes to how old you are and how you're expected to act within your wardrobe.

This week, @je.ssicas shares her advice on how to love your body, and how to pick yourself up even on the bad days

This week, Sophie (@fashionbellee) shares her love for colourful clothing while navigating the accessibility of fashion, as well as how she champions advocacy and diversity.

This week, @renakfox shares her shocking stories as a working model in the fashion industry, and the awful experiences she's had trying to make her way in the alternative space as a plus-size model.

In this weeks episode, @kathrynintheclouds chats about how to break through expectations and express yourself using your wardrobe with the help of some confidence and a few compliments along the way.

In this episode, Josephine Dervish is here to chat about how she overcame society's judgements and learn how to dress for joy. Exploring colour and dopamine dressing, Josephine embodies her #joyusdressing community and shares how she found her style and never looked back.

Are you a victim of fashion?

The fashion industry is hell-bent on tearing us all down, one ounce of self-esteem at a time, and in this special live-recorded first episode, Snag CEO Brie and special guests join the podcast to discuss their experiences and how there really are no winners in the fashion patriarchy's game.

Are you tired of the fashion industry making you feel bad about yourself just because you don’t fit into their box? 

Then this is the podcast for you

With the help of our very special guests, each week we are going to explore the different ways the fashion patriarchy tries to put people down and look at how we can break down the harmful biases the industry is hell-bent on enforcing. 

Basically, we are going to be saying a collective “F*** you” to the industry - so tune in as we celebrate representation, positivity and inclusivity and try to make the world a better place for every body, no matter what you look like.