Fashion Podcast to Listen to While Quarantine
We’re officially entering double digits of weeks spent social distancing and while we’ve somewhat adjusted to life at home, it’s very easy to find yourself uninspired during this time. Whether in the fashion industry or an admirer, we understand it’s crucial to have inspiration and use this time wisely to build a business or knowledge. Podcasts allow you to dive into different stories and discussions gaining insight and ideas to fuel yourself. If you don’t know where to start, check out our list of fashion podcasts to listen to while quarantined.
Business of Fashion Podcast
If you’re not privy to the Business of Fashion and the journalistic aspect they bring to the fashion industry, this company produces news, analysis, entrepreneurial expertise, and overall global information about the fashion industry. If you’re looking for unique conversations about the fashion industry to start your day, their podcast covers an array of topics from fashion houses to retail to small businesses.
Dressed: The History of Fashion
Looking to expand your knowledge of the fashion industry? Why not go back to basics and the beginning with Dressed: The History of Fashion. In this podcast, hosts not only cover social and cultural histories in fashion in the past but also in the future.
The Future of Fashion Business
If you’re a designer needing inspiration to start your day from successful creative directors and those in the fashion industry, The Future of Fashion Business features inspiring entrepreneurs giving business and brand advice. Brands featured on this podcast include LVMH, Urban Outfitters, Tommy Hilfiger, and Banana Republic.
Fashion History with American Duchess
Another podcast to check out featuring the history of fashion is Fashion History with American Duchess, discussing a wide variety of clothing pieces like bustles, shoemaking, African head wraps, and overall dressing. As fashion enthusiasts, it’s important to not only evaluate and study the current trends but past styles that have influenced us.
Vogue Style Revolution
As many publications have come out with podcasts to subscribe to, Vogue’s Vogue Style Revolution, although dated, features exclusive interviews with well-known names in the fashion industry with timeless inspiration. Episodes feature the iconic September Issue, how to become an it-girl in the modeling industry, and exclusive interviews with top fashion houses.
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