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Interview With: @louis.eager Louis Eager is a multi-disciplinary designer and maker working within the realms of furniture, products, and occasionally clothing. He tends to art-direct his projects with the use of photography and drawing to communicate ideas. Describing himself as an Adhocist and often making things using readymades or found objects. He uses these objects in new contexts to challenge the way people perceive the made world. Eager's designs are in the realm of ready-made and garner around the concept of making us humans question things and expand the way we tend to think. His works show the multiple ways we can take advantage of things that seem useless to a majority of people and bring out new mental passages of through within a physical object. He has recently finished his degree project called “Doorknobs, Bath Plugs and Flamingoes” which acts as manifesto for future work involving Adhocism and working with readymades. Topics we touch on: personifying inanimate objects, revaluing standard things, being cautious of “sustainable design”, the crossover between furniture and art --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/10p/message

Born and raised in Nassau, Bahamas, TraiCeline Pratt is a multi-disciplinary Artist, with an emphasis in clothing design, communication and construction. Minoring in disciplines ranging from Visual display, Furniture Design, Photography and Creative Direction. Currently a student at UAL, first London College of Fashion, now Central Saint Martins, TraiCeline has worked as a freelance designer for John Bull Ltd. which represents brands such as Rolex, Cartier, David Yurman, Tiffany and Co, Chanel, Givenchy, and Yves Saint Laurent.  Interning at brands and galleries such as A-COLD-WALL, CIMONE UK and The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas.  TraiCeline’s designs are based off of social class systems that reflects a classist issue in his home country of The Bahamas. Resulting works aim to convey emotion, mood and meaning with the human form; garments are then aim to connect the inspiration for its creation with the personality of the body wearing it; aiming to encourage viewers to consider wearable garments as more than fashion, so that they might experience them as ART. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/10p/message

Àrámìdé Gillett is a 23 years old 2nd year student at Chelsea College of Arts studying Textile Design. She is mainly inspired by bright colours, a feeling of euphoria from spending time with friends and family and by music and dancing. As of right now her brand is small and very much in an early experimental phase.

Charles Moore is a collector of interests, obsessions and concepts that he then try to incorporate into every layer of his life. He uses this concept to help himself make his own way and create purpose while progressing. 

To normalize something that is not normal, that is who Elena Feng is as a Human-wear designer. She's not just designing clothes but designing a style, creating a new way of life and designing herself. A designer who gives her audience a choice, a choice to express who they are and who they want to be. Although she is more interested in menswear at the moment its not usually make any preconceived decisions about the gender of the collections or garments. The design determines the gender, not the other way around and what riches the work is the experience that have been given by life every day. Elena believes that design is timeless and grows with the designer and is grateful because she had the rest of her life to express herself and share her stories with my audience.

Joshua Scott is the Founder and Creative Director of Vented London. With a DIY nature learned from the Gritty London Grime Scene he gets hands on with his production of both his Unique Concrete Products and his Streetwear Staples.

Shahad Hedy is a 24 year old mixed-media artist, creative director for fashion based in New York city. His work explores dada through fashion and tackles the subject of the abstract body and diversity of form. In this episode we speak about a range of topics from how he see’s clothing to his view on the masculine & femininity of garments and the story it tells.

Michael Dairo is a London-based designer. Money Valentino is a nickname but also his artistic handle/platform. He has previously used to work with friend Eastwood Danso with his brand and shortly after that co-owned a menswear brand called Goeie Katoen. Now in a new headspace, focused on delivering ideas through his new brand: Unyforme

Interview With: @wilfredcisse Ivorian born D Wilfried M Cisse (now residing in London) is a trained Savile Row tailor, and a passionate musician spreading across various genres. Part of the cult like secret society of Invertedtreehouse, ‘Wilfred’ therefore has several workshops and production/designs partners from Japan to across Europe and even in NY and LA. As an Invertedtreehouse member ‘Wilfred’ been able to become a phantom behind many movements behinds the scenes in London, and intends to stay that way. He will be releasing his latest project titled SW8 very soon, be sure to look out for it and his past projects.

Damilare is a content creator who In short studies philosophy with the motive of sharing useful information and education others. He developed his knowledge in the arts of music, writing, architect, fashion and design. He brings these various works of art into his teaching of philosophy and writing, sharing with people the journey for all to do their own studies. He has recently produced a book titled “Melecholy Maelstrom” and written many essays including articles “SickleCell Companion” His latest project is a podcast called “The Anti-Fashion Podcast” Topics we touch on: Race, Culture, Economy, Phycology and More.

In this episode we look into the amazing world of memes , and why fashion is moving into that house.

In our first episode we look at Kim Jones new collection at Dior. Hosted by “X”