Catwalk Rebel

Are you refining your personal style and limiting overconsumption...or are you just stuck in a style rut?

On being a vegan fashion stylist, with Rebekah Roy

Why silk isn't the natural, eco-friendly material you might think it is.

Conversation with Rebecca Cappelli, director and filmmaker behind Slay - a powerful documentary that explores the use of animals in fashion.

The real reason why your charity-shop trips always leave you coming home empty-handed.

Casey Dworkin from Sylven New York on transforming her leather brand into a vegan shoe label

The building blocks for a functional (if not minimal!) vegan wardrobe.

Is wool really cruel? On why vegans refuse to wear wool - the animal mistreatment and environmental destruction behind this commonly used material

How do we apply a philosophy of all-encompassing ethics to fashion? As a vegan, I started with animals - but then discovered other topics such as workers' rights, feminism, and environmental destruction. Former model Emma Håkansson has made it her mission to spread her message of total ethics fashion - the intersection between the rights of animals, humans and the environment when it comes to the fashion industry. Her organisation Collective Fashion Justice works to promote a new fashion system which is just, solution-focused, and fair for all. In this episode, I talk to Emma about her journey in the fashion industry, how she works to raise awareness of why we need total ethics fashion, and how mentalities are shifting when it comes to using animals for clothing. Plus, more about her book, How Veganism Can Save Us!

Welcome back to Catwalk Rebel! In the first episode of season 2, I talk about an important step to take if you want to create a wardrobe that's kinder to the environment: finding your personal style.

The rebel is back.

Industry changemaker Evelyn Mora discusses starting the world's first sustainable fashion week - Helsinki Fashion Week, which was also the first-ever Fashion Week event to completely ban leather from their catwalks.

”Genuine leather” is still perceived as high-quality - but the reality of leather is anything but. Cruelty to animals and environmental destruction are rife in the leather trade, and the industry contributes to disasters such as global warming and Amazon rainforest deforestation. Plus...did you know that if you wear leather, there's a chance you could be wearing dog or cat skin? Listen to this episode to find out more.

Fashion stylist and slow-fashion advocate Meg Pirie discusses being a stylist in today's fast-paced fashion world, and how she works to educate and encourage a more mindful mentality when it comes to fashion, including holding mending workshops where she teaches people to give their clothes new life. Plus: what is circular fashion? Follow Meg: @meg_pirie_stylist and megpirie-stylist.com

Everything you need to know about shopping sustainably...without spending a lot of money. Catwalk Rebel founder Sascha Camilli talks about her own journey into the world of second-hand shopping and charity shops, as well as other up-and-coming ideas for the cash-strapped ethical fashionista.

She had 26 animal-fur coats..and she sold them all to start a faux-fur brand! Kym Canter, former fashion editor and fur industry professional, tells the story of her cruelty-free, sustainable faux-fur brand House of Fluff. Follow House of Fluff: houseoffluff.com @hofnyc STAY IN TOUCH: Facebook.com/catwalkrebel Twitter.com/thecatwalkrebel Instagram.com/catwalkrebel thecatwalkrebel@gmail.com

Catwalk Rebel host Sascha Camilli - founder of the world's first digital vegan fashion magazine Vilda, author of the book Vegan Style and full-time animal rights activist - shares her story on creating, and giving up, a career in fashion. STAY IN TOUCH: Facebook.com/catwalkrebel Twitter.com/thecatwalkrebel Instagram.com/catwalkrebel thecatwalkrebel@gmail.com

The new podcast that rebels against fashion convention.