Podcasts about Berlin Fashion Week

Join Tamara for an interview with Ben Copperwheat, a versatile artist known for his exceptional work in fine art, wearable art, and interior concepts.  His distinctive style is characterized by vibrant colors, bold graphic imagery, and captivating screen prints. His art bursts with a riot of rainbow and neon hues, encompassing a diverse range of motifs and icons that form a unique visual language.  Ben was born in 1975 in Luton, U.K., and received a BA and an MA in the arts before moving to NYC in 2003. He worked as a Print Designer for Calvin Klein for a few years and then freelanced - co-founding an avant-garde menswear line, and working with stylist Patricia Field at events like Berlin Fashion Week and Art Basel Miami. In 2018, he moved here to Savannah and became a Professor of Fibers at SCAD. Check out Ben's work and follow him here:  https://www.instagram.com/bencopperwheat/  http://www.bencopperwheat.com/    Tune in and get all the details! 

Michael Freeby counts down all the best Fall Winter 2025 collections from Berlin Fashion Week and London Fashion Week! Plus: the Best Dressed at the BAFTAs, the Grammys and more!

Buchmann, Anja www.deutschlandfunk.de, Corso

Євген Шваб – пацієнт UNBROKEN з високим протезом ноги. Одразу після того, як потрапив до Центру, пішов навчатися на психолога, щоби допомагати більшій кількості побратимів. Брав участь у ролі моделі у Berlin Fashion Week, де розкрив прапор #russiaisaterroriststate Прямий, відкритий ефір мандрівного Radio SKOVORODA зі Сніданку Незламних про Незалежність. Живе спілкування з тими хто заплатив за неї своїм здоров'ям та проходить реабілітацію у Національному реабілітаційному центрі UNBROKEN. Розмови з ветеранами, організаторами та гостями на запрошення UBROKEN Foundation на терасі Celentano Ristorante на Площі Ринок за підтримки ТРЦ Victoria Gardens. За мікрофоном: Тетяна Вдовиченко. 18 серпня 2024 року, Львів. Ми приходимо на ваші заходи зі своєю мандрівною студією, аби вони не пройшли повз вашу аудиторію. Продовжуємо момент, перетворюючи його у контент. Робите подію? Запрошуйте нас!

Ein Model spielt mit den Geschlechterrollen – Felix Nieder ist es egal, ob Mode für Männer oder Frauen gedacht ist – Hauptsache, sie sieht gut aus. Als genderfluides Model hat er es in Deutschland zu großem Erfolg gebracht. Doch bis dahin war es ein weiter Weg.

Wir lieben ja Fashion, daher wird's in dieser Folge mal wieder modisch. Jana hat in Berlin ihr Fashion Week Debüt gefeiert und hat zwei der heißesten Events besucht. Von klassischer Fashion Show bis hin zu einer Mode-Kunst-Installation konnte sie ein bisschen „Starluft“ schnuppern. Ob ihr das zugesagt hat und wie ihre Erfahrungen waren, diskutieren wir unter dem Motto „langes Vorgeplänkel mit anschließendem kurzen aber sehr gutem Akt“. Irgendwie so hat Jana den Fashion-Zirkus bezeichnet. Da wir natürlich auch immer unserem Wissensauftrag nachkommen wollen, erfahrt ihr, seit wann es eigentlich Fashion Weeks gibt und wo diese entstanden sind. So verbinden wir erlebtes mit Geschichte und aktuellen News, wie dem Announcement des zweiten Teils des Erfolgsfilms „der Teufel trägt Prada“ und Kylie Minogue's neuem Song. Ach so, da Fashion ja auch irgendwie etwas mit „Aussehen“ zu tun hat, gibts auch was zum Thema Zahnarzt. Zudem bedanken wir uns ganz herzliche beim Sponsor dieser Podcast-Folge, der Zahnarztpraxis Gerhard Nuber in Neustadt an der Weinstraße.

Diese Folge Doppelrahmstufe startet mit Hannas Bericht von ihrem gehosteten Dinner bei der Berlin Fashion Week. Hier bekochte sie ein nachhaltiges Denim-Label und hat sich diesmal vorgenommen, sich nicht so sehr zu stressen. Ob das Motto „keep it simple“ an dieser Stelle funktioniert hat und was sie den Fashion-Makers kredenzte, erzählt sie Zora und euch bei einem Kaffee. Zora hat zwei Apropos. Das erste nimmt Bezug auf Hannas Cesar's Salad. Zora hat ihren Freunden eine komplett gegrillte Version davon angeboten. Kam gut an! Und das zweite Apropos hat etwas mit der Fashion Week und einer Anfrage zu tun. Rennt Zora jetzt demnächst nicht nur durch die Küchen im TV und Hamburg, sondern auch über den Laufsteg? Zora hat außerdem ein Update von Elriks Podcast-Aufnahme mit Tim Mälzer im Gepäck. Die ist natürlich soweit gut gelaufen. Für Tim und Elrik zumindest, denn weil die beiden so viel zu erzählen hatten, blieb nicht mehr viel Zeit für die anderen beiden übrig. Apropos (also drei Apropos) Mälzer. Zora ist demnächst auf Vox zu sehen, wo sie bei „Mälzer und Klipp liefern ab” gegen das TV-Kochduell-Schwergewicht antreten wird. Im Service versucht Coach-Hanna Zora auf das Duell vorzubereiten. Toi toi toi! Wo liegen Mälzers Stärken und wo seine Schwächen? Hanna und Zora entwickeln einen Plan. Das Dreierlei der Woche wird euch in Amors Namen präsentiert, denn es geht um die besten Gerichte für ein Date. Zora und Hanna haben hier vieles im Gepäck, was für euch einen entspannten Abend bereiten sollte. Außerdem droppt Zora an dieser Stelle noch eine funkelnde Neuigkeit und bevor es ins Feierabendbier geht, gibt es einen Magic Trick für die Zubereitung von Frikadellen. Beim Bierle wird verkündet, dass die nächste Folge bereits das große einjährige Jubiläum darstellt. Wow! Zora und Hanna teasern schon mal an, dass es in der großen Jubiläumsfolge etwas zu gewinnen gibt. Was? Seid gespannt… Hanna wird beim 5-Seen-Lauf in Schwerin die Familie mit Laufsuppe bekochen. Zora steht nichts besonderes bevor. Was im Leben einer Zora Klipp halt als nichts besonderes gilt…

Vismann, Julia www.deutschlandfunk.de, Corso

Bei der einen schüttet es, bei der anderen nieselt es nur – aber die Motivation ist ungebremst. Hanna muss ihr angebautes Gemüse gegen Rehe verteidigen und Zora hat mit ihrer neuen Wohnung eine Oase geschaffen, die sie in den Zen-Modus bringt. Sie überlegt sogar, wieder mit dem Lesen zu beginnen. Hört, hört. Was dann folgt, wird eure Futter-Neuronen zum Glühen bringen… Hanna und Zora erzählen, was sie gerne grillen und, weil ihr es gern detailreich mögt, wird es umso leckerer. Falls ihr den Podcast zum Einschlafen hört, wundert euch also nicht, wenn ihr heute Nacht mit der Hand am Gasgrill aufwacht! Dann reden Hanna und Zora über ihre jüngsten Konzerterfahrungen und das spezielle Berliner Publikum dort. Zora hat noch eine Gastro-Anekdote im Ärmel, denn sie war am vergangenen Sonntag im Service im Blattgold. Spaß macht ihr das schon gar nicht und dann lässt sie auch noch auf sehr Zora-mäßige Weise die Chefin raushängen und läuft damit komplett in die falsche Richtung… Heute gibt es als Dreingabe ein bisschen Money-Talk mit Zora, die sich einiges an Frust von der Seele redet, weil sie immer wieder Nachrichten hinsichtlich ihrer finanziellen Situation über die sozialen Medien bekommt. Das Dreierlei dreht sich heute um Brot. Lasst euch überraschen, welche Teigwaren die Leibspeisen von Zora und Hanna sind. Beim Feierabendbier gibt es einen kurzen Ausblick auf ein bevorstehendes Interview mit Elrik im Fiete Gastro-Podcast bei Tim Mälzer. Außerdem springt Zora nach dem Urlaub zurück in den Alltagswahnsinn. Bei Hanna ist es ebenfalls terminlich dicht, denn sie kocht bei der Berlin Fashion-Week für ein nachhaltiges Denim-Label. Bon Appetit und bis nächste Woche. Und immer schön creamy bleiben.

Klocke, Vera www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Fazit

This BLUE CAST Episode, Tuncay Kilickan talks Arshiya Lal, Director of Corporate Development at CircCirc is on a mission to power the clean closet with patented technology that recycles global fashion waste back into textiles, over and over again. Circ is protecting our planet by reducing the need and demand for petroleum, trees, and other materials harvested from nature to manufacture clothes. Circ is building a truly circular economy for the fashion industry. Headquartered in Danville, Virginia, a former epicenter of textile production in the United States, Circ is an Earthshot Prize Finalist, a Certified B Corporation revitalizing the future of material technology and manufacturing, and has been named in Fast Company's list of World's Most Innovative Companies of 2024. To learn more about Circ, visit www.circ.earth.Arshiya is helping create a more sustainable consumer future at Circ, where she works with brands and the textile supply chain to bring the first blended textile-to-textile recycling solution to market. Arshiya Lal has spent her career leading product strategy and growth for global emerging technologies in the sustainability and traceability space. She is passionate about addressing non-renewable material inputs and supply chain fragmentation with technology solutions. Before joining Circ in December 2022, Arshiya served as Head of Product at biotech company Modern Meadow, where she launched the start-up's first lab-created leather products with renowned global fashion brands and informed the future roadmap of Modern Meadow's BioMaterials business. Before working in materials, Arshiya led the development of enterprise blockchain technology and executed key partnerships for IBM's blockchain business – bringing transparency to fragmented supply chains. Arshiya has worked on bespoke fashion technology projects including 3D-printed and cognitive clothing for Milan Fashion Week and Berlin Fashion Week, which sparked her interest in materials creation and fashion innovation. She holds expertise in bringing retail technologies to CPG companies - including augmented reality, virtual reality, and gesture recognition. While in university, she founded and hosted the Atlanta Fashion Tech Summit, which brought together over 200 fashion enthusiasts & technologists to talk about fashion and retail innovation. Arshiya currently resides in New York City, where she enjoys biking, running, and aerial arts. She brings sustainable fashion to her personal life by committing to shopping secondhand and hosting clothing swaps. Arshiya graduated with highest honors from the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, Georgia where she studied Finance and Industrial Design.  Tuncay Kilickan - Highly respected Industry figure, having cut his teeth at Turkish giant ISKO spanning 19 years. Most recently Tuncay was part of R&D team of ISKO. Tuncay has a number of patents under his name. No doubt most of us have worn fabrics developed by him and his team. Tuncay takes on the Head of Global Business Development - Denim at LENZING. @carvedinblue  @tencel_usa   #tenceldenim #tencel #Circularity  #circulareconomy  BLUE CAST by TENCEL™ / CARVED IN BLUE®  A podcast series created Lenzing's TENCEL™ Denim team. Each month, they will host an in-depth talk with a special guest working in the industry or on the fringes of the denim community. Listen for discussions on sustainability, career trajectories, personal denim memories and more.  Graphics, recording and editing by Mohsin Sajid and Sadia Rafique from ENDRIME® for TENCEL™ / CARVED IN BLUE®.  Find us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @carvedinblue. And get in touch

Nach einer 18-jährigen erfolgreichen Karriere im Finanzwesen, hat sich Sibel Brozat als treibende Kraft in der Mode- und Lifestyle-Welt etabliert. Sie gründete Women in Fashion Germany und die E-Commerce-Marke taeshy, und leitet nun die BROZAT AGENCY, eine innovative Podcast-Agentur für B2B-Kunden.  ​Mit ihrem beliebten Business-Podcast für Marken und ihre Macherinnen, als Speakerin und als Gastgeberin von u. a. Großveranstaltungen wie dem Secret Garden Event während der Berlin Fashion Week, kombiniert Sibel ihr tiefgreifendes Wissen mit ihrer Leidenschaft für Nachhaltigkeit, Digitalisierung und Innovationen. Sie ist eine inspirierende Persönlichkeit, die Marken und Kreative durch kraftvolles Storytelling und gezielte Strategien zu mehr Sichtbarkeit, und damit zum Erfolg führt. ​In diesem Podcast Gespräch tauchen wir tief in Sibels individuelle Kreativität ein. Sibel hat vorab meinen Creative Profiling Fragebogen beantwortet. Ihre Antworten waren die Basis für unser Gespräch. Dabei geht es um ihre jeweilige individuelle Creative Person, Product, Process & Press. * Wer interessiert daran ist, tiefgehend in die eigene Kreativität einzutauchen und ein Creative Profiling zu erleben, kann hier buchen: ⁠⁠https://www.juttakalliesschweiger.de/product-page/1-1-creative-profiling⁠⁠ Alle Informationen zu mir, Jutta Kallies Schweiger, sind hier zu finden: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.juttakalliesschweiger.de⁠

Marcel Ostertag ist Macher und Marke in Personalunion. Von seinem Hauptquartier in Berlin, mit seinen pulsierenden Straßen und der Dynamik der Stadt, bezieht er seine Inspiration, die im Spannungsfeld zwischen traditionellen Einflüssen und Moderne entsteht. Sein modisches Know How hat sich Marcel Ostertag bei seinem Studium am renommierten Central St. Martins College in London angeeignet und auf zahlreichen internationalen Kollaborationen und Shows geschärft. Seinen idealistischen Werten, wie nachhaltige Produktion, hochwertige Materialien und faire Produktionsbedingungen hat er sich endgültig mit der Gründung seines Labels Marcel Ostertag im Jahr 2006 verschrieben. Sein Kalkül ist Qualität durch Kontrolle. Das ist er seinem Anspruch schuldig und das spürt man mit jedem hinreißenden Teil von Marcel Ostertag. Entdecke die Geheimnisse hinter dem Erfolg von Marcel Ostertag, der die Modebranche mit seiner naturinspirierten und femininen Kleidung bereichert. In einer Welt, die ständig nach Authentizität und Nachhaltigkeit strebt, erläutert Marcel, wie seine Ballett- und Modelkarriere ihm einzigartige Perspektiven in der Gestaltung seiner Modekollektionen verschafft hat. Er teilt seine Einsichten über die Evolution seiner Marke und die Bedeutung eines Gesichts für das Markenimage, während wir gleichzeitig die Relevanz von Vielfalt auf dem Laufsteg und in der Gesellschaft hervorheben.In dieser Folge erfährst Du außerdem, wie Marcel und seine Kollegen mit regionaler Produktion und der Schaffung langlebiger Kleidungsstücke die Mode revolutionieren. Wir sprechen darüber, wie die Wahl der Materialien und die langfristige Haltbarkeit von Stücken eine nachhaltige Modebranche unterstützen. Seine Gäste und Kundinnen, die als Models die Kollektionen zum Leben erwecken, zeigen, dass Mode vielfältig und für alle zugänglich sein kann - ein spannendes Gespräch, das die Werte und die Dynamik unserer heutigen Modewelt widerspiegelt.Zum Abschluss beleuchten wir die Wirtschaftlichkeit und strategische Planung in der Modebranche. Marcel teilt seine Erfahrungen, eine Marke ohne externe Investoren aufzubauen, und die Freiheiten, die eine solche Unabhängigkeit mit sicMöchtest auch Du mit Deinen vorhandenen Potenzialen, Fähigkeiten und Kenntnissen Deine unverwechselbare Marke im Fashion- und Lifestyle-Segment aufbauen? Ich helfe Dir gerne bei der Gründung Deiner eigenen Marke, und biete Dir meine Erfahrungen, meine Plattform, und den Zugang zu meinem exklusiven Netzwerk.TRIFF JETZT DEINE ENTSCHEIDUNG und vereinbare Dein kostenfreies Vorgespräch auf www.womeninfashion.de/mentoring

What does it mean to belong? It is a feeling of fitting in, of participation, of joint ownership and of home. When we look at the local landscape of fashion's industry and culture in Germany, are all welcome to participate, and does the industry and mainstream culture invite plural identities? Is fashion diverse, inclusive, and equitable? This episode shares a panel from the 202030 Pop-up: Culture & Communication, which took place in Berlin on 06/02/2024, and assembled perspectives on fashion that promotes active diversity, equity, and inclusion. Beatrace Angut Oola, the founder and CEO of Fashion Africa Now, Anbid Zaman, the LGBTQ+ activist and board member at Campaign against Homophobia Germany, and Mick Morris Mehnert, actor, model, and community manager of Auf Augenhöhe Design, sit down with studio MM04's Lou Croff Blake to tell their stories of navigating identity in the fashion context, and growing communities that engender belonging. The panel collectively asks: what might German fashion do better to create Pluriverse, instead of a social monoculture? If your company wants to dive deeper into these topics, develop its DEIB approach, and enjoy a great team-building experience, consider studio MM04's DEIB workshop. We tailor a package to your team's needs and goals, ranging from 1-hour webinars to 2-day workshops. For more information, reach us at https://www.studiomm04.com/contact The team of studio MM04 and 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit brings you some important news. 1. Most importantly, the next edition of the 202030 Summit will take place in Berlin 02-03/07/2024. Early-bird tickets are available now, and program announcement soon to follow. 2. In the meantime, the 202030 Podcast will take a pause for the rest of the spring. You can still listen back to all 32 of our episodes to learn more about sustainability in fashion. Learn more about the inspiring work of our panellists: Anbid Zaman, Campaign against Homophobia Germany: https://xn--aktionsbndnis-3ob.org/?nothilfe-ukraine/spende Beatrace Angut Oola, Fashion Africa Now: www.fashionafricanow.com Mick Morris Mehnert, Auf Augenhöhe Design: https://www.aufaugenhoehe.design/ 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit is organized by studio MM04, in cooperation with the Beneficial Design Institute. It is a part of Berlin Fashion Week, and is funded by the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises Berlin.

It's no secret that fashion has a negative environmental impact through its carbon footprint – and its carbon ‘shoe size' is one of the largest among all global industries. There are many parallel sustainability initiatives in fashion and textiles, and one cornerstone is the movement towards decarbonization. This episode, our host Max Gilgenmann is joined by experts from Carbon Trust to discuss this emergent action area of positive change. Laura Van De Ven and Anna Raffaelli are Carbon Trust's Europe Marketing & Engagement Lead and DACH Regional Manager. The company consults and certifies clients through their process towards decreasing their carbon footprint, and this means going beyond carbon offsetting, where brands will engage in carbon-positive activities (like planting trees), and focusing on carbon insetting, where the brand's own supply chain and operations change to reduce their carbon footprint. Measuring emissions is an important first step in addressing carbon impact, but our guests explain that a systemic, multi-stakeholder plan is the only way to create lasting positive change. Addressing the challenges of decarbonizing the manufacturing stages, to gaining internal leadership buy-in, to greenwash-free communication and reporting, Carbon Trust describes itself as a critical friend to companies on their sustainability journey. Learn more about Carbon Trust at http://www.carbontrust.com/ Our guests have also provided us with some fantastic resources to learn more about decarbonizing the fashion industry: 1. Global Breaking Business Barriers to Net Zero (Research Report): https://www.carbontrust.com/our-work-and-impact/guides-reports-and-tools/breaking-business-barriers-to-net-zero 2. How to counter greenwashing with transparent communications | The Carbon Trust: https://www.carbontrust.com/our-work-and-impact/guides-reports-and-tools/how-to-counter-greenwashing-with-transparent-communications 3. Eine Einführung zu Scope 3 Emissionen | The Carbon Trust: https://www.carbontrust.com/de/projekte-und-ressourcen/ressourcen/eine-einfuehrung-zu-scope-3-emissionen 4. Webinar: Communicating your environmental action with transparency - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjZzDWuxhgM 5. Podcast: What's innovation got to do with it? https://open.spotify.com/show/59R1wjPnmhxkP3GRhp3Bq8 6. Subscribe to the quarterly European newsletter: https://carbontrust.us17.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=5b9c5b13f086ee7879e392500&id=5404dd9944 7. Inspiration: Gemeinsame Projekterfolge | The Carbon Trust including Dr. Martens: https://www.carbontrust.com/de/projekte-und-ressourcen/gemeinsame-projekterfolge/mit-dr-martens-ein-nachhaltigeres-geschaeftsmodell-entwickeln 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit is organized by studio MM04, in cooperation with the Beneficial Design Institute. It is a part of Berlin Fashion Week, and is funded by the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises Berlin. Learn more at https://202030summit.com/

VORN – The Berlin Fashion Hub has been uniting local stakeholders, innovators, and designers for nearly two years. In that time, one of their most noteworthy projects has been the VORN Academy, a program for emerging designers to learn strategies and develop products for a circular fashion ecosystem. The 10 finalists of VORN Academy II: Loom showcased their final pieces during Berlin Fashion Week in February 2024 at VORN. The garments and accessories were paired with a virtual showroom of the work, accessible world wide. This episode features Marte Hentschel, co-founder and co-CEO of VORN, and Lara Gesche, the Senior Manager of Corporate Citizenship at Zalando, who worked together to develop this iteration of the VORN Academy. With 202030 Podcast host Max Gilgenmann, they discuss the journey in supporting the recent cohort of emerging talent in more sustainable fashion design and circular innovation. Zalando was the key partner of VORN Academy II: Loom, and Lara underscores the importance of building up innovation topics among upcoming designers, as well as the need for innovation scouting to identify the best-in-class solutions and connect complementary skills and resources. The luxury sector in particular needs interdisciplinary collaboration, complete with a designated space for entrepreneurs to collaborate, experiment, and scale their impact. Looking to the future, Marte and Lara tease that the third iteration “Design Academy by VORN & Zalando” is already in the making. Interested potential participants can sign up for the VORN Newsletter to stay up to date on the call for entry. For more information on the VORN Academy II: Loom: https://vorn-hub.com/academy-program-ii-loom Sign up for the VORN – The Berlin Fashion Hub newsletter: https://vorn-hub.com/letsconnect More about Zalando's corporate citizenship initiatives: https://corporate.zalando.com/en/our-impact/societal-engagement-and-corporate-citizenship-zalando Tickets are now on sale for 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit's 8th edition in July 2024: https://202030summit.com/tickets

New York Fashion Week! Berlin Fashion Week! Copenhagen Fashion Week! Michael Freeby counts down February's Best Dressed, and all the best new collections! Marina Hoermanseder! Namilia! Rotate Berger Christensen! YEEZY by Kanye West! and more!

Another riveting manifestation of 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit has come to pass. On 06/02/2024 at Kronprinzenpalais, guests joined us live in Berlin for the 202030 Pop-up: Culture & Communication. The stage program featured speakers leading from the sector of cultural sustainability, and included authors, activists, designers, community leaders, and public personas. Among the highlights was a keynote and book signing from Clare Press, the voice of the Wardrobe Crisis podcast and author of Wear Next. After the stage program, our audience and speakers convened for a Community Gathering, unpacking the rich content of the program in continued, eye-level dialogue. Our colleague Carlos Urbina Sinclair mingled with the crowd, capturing an exciting array of testimonials, which we are happy to share with you in the special recap episode! We hope you'll join us in July 2024, when we return with our full 2-day conference. Visit our website for photos of the 202030 Pop-up, to sign up for our newsletter, and purchase your ticket for the 8th edition of 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit. https://202030summit.com/ Enormous thanks to our speakers and moderators: Anbid Zaman | Campaign against Homophobia Germany, https://xn--aktionsbndnis-3ob.org/?nothilfe-ukraine/spende Ayan Yuruk | SHOWZ, https://showz.berlin/ Beatrace Angut Oola | Fashion Africa Now, http://www.fashionafricanow.com/ Clare Press | Wardrobe Crisis, https://thewardrobecrisis.com/podcast Magdalena Schaffrin | VORN – The Berlin Fashion Hub, studio MM04, https://vorn-hub.com/ Mick Mehnert | Auf Augenhöhe Design, https://www.aufaugenhoehe.design/ Moritz Vierboom | Changemakers.film, Planetnarratives, https://changemakers.film/ Sevil Uguz | PLATTE Berlin, https://platte.berlin/en/ Lou Croff Blake | studio MM04, https://www.studiomm04.com/ Max Gilgenmann | studio MM04, https://www.studiomm04.com/ And to our hosts, partners, and collaborators: Berlin Fashion Week, https://fashionweek.berlin/en/berlin-fashion-week.html Der Berliner Salon, https://www.instagram.com/derberlinersalon/ Kleiderei, https://kleiderei.com/ Nowadays, https://nowadays.de/max-mara-resort-2023-calouste-gulbenkian-lisbon/

Diesmal geht es um Zahnärzte, die Berlin Fashion Week, Konkurrenz, Karriere in der Forschung, Comedians von „damals“, Erkan und Stefan, den manchmal harten Job als Influencer, den Plan B, Technokratie und guten Nachrichten. Bald ist es wieder so weit! Es ist 2024 und AAA Live steht vor der Tür: 05.03.24 Frankfurt 08.03.24 Berlin Karten gibt es ab sofort bei [Eventim!](https://www.eventim.de/eventseries/bastian-bielendorfer-reinhard-remfort-alliteration-am-arsch-aaa-podcast-3447644/) Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/AlliterationAmArsch

 In unserer neuesten Podcast-Episode nehmen wir Dich mit auf eine fesselnde Reise hinter die Kulissen der Berlin Fashion Week, gemeinsam mit der gefeierten Modedesignerin Rebekka Ruétz. Sie öffnet das Tor zu ihrem Universum, wo Inspiration auf Tradition trifft und sich in tollen Kreationen manifestiert. Mit lebendigen Erzählungen schildert Rebekka, wie sie es geschafft hat, trotz der Entfernung zu ihrer Heimat Tirol in Berlin Fuß zu fassen und ihre Marke mit österreichischem Flair zu etablieren. Höre, wie sie über die Jahre Herausforderungen meisterte und welche Rolle die dynamische Hauptstadt für ihr Schaffen spielt.Im zweiten Teil unseres Gesprächs gibt Rebekka exklusive Einblicke in die Entstehung ihrer neuen Designerkollektion und ergründet die Synergien, die durch Kollaborationen im Modebereich entstehen. Sie schildert, wie Nachhaltigkeit und die Förderung junger Talente Hand in Hand gehen und welche neuen Vertriebsmodelle die Branche revolutionieren könnten. Darüber hinaus teilt Rebekka wertvolle Tipps für angehende Modedesigner, wie man mit Authentizität und Leidenschaft eine eigene Marke aufbaut. Ein Muss für jeden Modeenthusiasten, der sich für die kreativen Prozesse und die persönlichen Geschichten hinter den glänzenden Fassaden der Modewelt interessiert.Möchtest auch Du mit Deinen vorhandenen Potenzialen, Fähigkeiten und Kenntnissen Deine unverwechselbare Marke im Fashion- und Lifestyle-Segment aufbauen? Ich helfe Dir gerne bei der Gründung Deiner eigenen Marke, und biete Dir meine Erfahrungen, meine Plattform, und den Zugang zu meinem exklusiven Netzwerk.TRIFF JETZT DEINE ENTSCHEIDUNG und vereinbare Dein kostenfreies Vorgespräch auf www.womeninfashion.de/mentoring

Es ist wieder so weit. Berlin wird zur Modehauptstadt. Zumindest für eine Woche. Denn es ist Berlin Fashion Week. Diesmal nicht unterm Brandenburger Tor, sondern zum Beispiel in einer C&A Filiale in Neukölln. Aber sind diese Veranstaltungen noch zeitgemäß? Machen TikTok und co. nicht längst die Modetrends? Warum die Fashion Week trotzdem noch relevant sein könnte, darüber denken heute Martin Spiller und Ann Kristin Schenten nach.   Die "Newsjunkies" - ein Tag, ein großes Nachrichtenthema, immer Montag bis Freitag am Nachmittag. Kostenlos folgen und abonnieren in der ARD-Audiothek. Alle Abo-Möglichkeiten findet Ihr hier: https://www.rbb24inforadio.de/newsjunkies. Fragen und Feedback: newsjunkies@inforadio.de.

#connectingprogressiveminds means bringing the right people together – and letting a spark grow! When Dawn Denim and Auf Augenhöhe met at the 202030 Summit: Denim Pop-up last July, they noticed a real alignment in their ideologies for a better fashion industry. Auf Augenhöhe is a brand, agency, and social movement for fashion for people of short stature, producing and raising awareness on adaptive fashion. Dawn Denim, meanwhile, is leading the wave of transparent, ethically produced, environmentally ambitious jeans. Together, they discuss the possibility of creating body-inclusive denim. This episode brings the two companies into live conversation, moderated by studio MM04's Lou Croff Blake, a writer and researcher on cultural sustainability. We're joined by Marian von Rappard, the founder and owner of Dawn Denim, Sema Gedik, the founder and CEO of Auf Augenhöhe, and actor and model Mick Mehnert, a brand ambassador for Auf Augenhöhe. Together, our guests share their own journeys through the fashion industry, and how they each came to realise the need for positive systems change. In this discussion, it's clear that each person's unique experiences enrich the power and possibility of collaboration. For denim heads who believe that this sector can be a leader of cultural innovation, this interview provides an inspiring spin on expanding body inclusivity while producing with radical transparency. Learn about Auf Augenhöhe: https://www.aufaugenhoehe.design/en Learn about Dawn Denim: https://dawndenim.com/pages/about-us Read more about adaptive fashion: https://everyhuman.com.au/blogs/blog/what-is-adaptive-fashion For more information about 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit, including updates about our next edition, visit https://202030summit.com/, and follow us on social media @202030summit. 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit is organized by studio MM04, in cooperation with the Beneficial Design Institute. It is funded by the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises and warmly thanks its partners of Edition #6: Premium Group and Berlin Fashion Week.

Welcome to the third season of the 202030 Podcast! This season premiere dives deeper into one topic from last July's program at 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit: Denim Pop-up. The Green Deal on Circular Denim, also known as the “Dutch Denim Deal,” is a 50+ stakeholder-driven project to align on implementing sustainable, traceable denim for the Dutch market. The aim of the Denim Deal is to bring 3 million denim jeans to the Dutch market with 20% post consumer textiles. The project, planned to run from 2020 to 2023, is wrapping up and taking stock of its learnings and data, and we ask, what's next? We invited two experts who were a part of the Denim Deal's initiation for a live interview, to walk us through the project's dynamic journey. Roosmarie Ruigrok, who spoke on the panel “From Dirty Denim to Sustainability Leadership”, is the coordinator of the Denim Deal, and brings her wealth of industry experience to the conversation. She is joined by Arnoud Passenier, who is one of the initiators of the Denim Deal. Arnoud currently works in the Department Ministry of Infrastructure & Water Management, and has been a long-time changemaker for sustainable development in the political sector. In conversation with Magdalena Schaffrin, our two guests walk us through all you need to know about the Denim Deal, its context, and what it means for the future of denim in Europe. Learn more about the Denim Deal here: https://smartfibersorting.com/denim-deal/ For more information about 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit, including updates about our next edition, visit https://202030summit.com/, and follow us on social media @202030summit. 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit is organized by studio MM04, in cooperation with the Beneficial Design Institute. It is funded by the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises and warmly thanks its partners of Edition #6: Premium Group and Berlin Fashion Week.

In this episode, the focus is on Berlin Fashion Week, which may not be part of the "Big Four" but still holds its own significance. The episode highlights the fashion shows, trade fairs, castings, and preparations involved in Berlin Fashion Week. It offers insights into the fast-paced and exciting world of fashion, with models showcasing their talent, designers presenting their collections, and industry professionals coming together to discover new trends and opportunities.

In Berlin hieß es vor kurzem wieder Fashion Week. Lars war intensiv unterwegs, von KaDeWe bis ZEIT Magazin Party war so einiges los. Da Ramon mal wieder beruflich Las Vegas unsicher gemacht hat, durfte Jana mit zu einem kleinen Event. Es ging um Kunst, es ging um Sex und es ging um die Sicht aus der weiblichen Perspektive. Nach kurzer Irritation haben wir uns drauf eingelassen und einen netten Gallery-Abend verbracht. Warum Kunst so wichtig ist, welche neuen Magazin-Titel Jana kennengelernt hat und ob wir englische Magazine lesen, gibts in dieser Podcast-Folge, gespickt mit vielem aus Kunst und Kultur. Natürlich plaudert Lars auch über die Fashion Week Erlebnisse.

Am 13.07.23 war es soweit! Im Rahmen der Berlin Fashion Week fand das GET TOGETHER vom Podcast statt. Jasmina und Charlott erzählen euch in dieser Folge, wie ihr erstes Podcast-Event ablief und geben am Schluss noch einen Ausblick in die Zukunft…wird es bald noch weitere Events geben? Die Antwort gibt's am Ende, deshalb unbedingt dranbleiben. Enjoy

Hello!!! Schön, dass ihr wieder mit dabei seid! ⭐  Unser Thema heute ist die berühmte FOMO = fear of missing out. Haben wir das überhaupt? Wie gehen wir damit um? Wo haben wir am meisten fomo? Außerdem droppt Hanna ihre Taktik wie sie an Taylor Swift Tickets gekommen ist und Emma und Sophie erzählen von der Berlin Fashion Week. Folgt uns gerne auf @shesstalking auf Instagram um nichts zu verpassen. Bis nächte Woche

Die wichtigsten Sneaker & Streetwear News und Releases der aktuellen Woche, alle First Looks, Leaks und Gerüchte, und ein Rückblick auf die Highlights der letzten 7 Tage - das bietet OH, NEWS!, der wöchentliche News-Podcast von OH, SCHUHEN!, Deutschlands erstem Sneaker- & Streetwear-Podcast! Powered by Stockx. Mehr Infos auf: https://linktr.ee/ohschuhenpodcast Diese Folge OH, NEWS! wird in freundlicher Zusammenarbeit präsentiert von: StockX

We just finished an exciting mid-season edition of 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit! On July 11, The Denim Pop-up and Community Gathering brought together our international sustainable fashion community at the Premium and SEEK trade shows, for new connections, knowledge sharing, and eye-level conversations. This episode, we're live on the ground as we recap the day's highlights with our hosts, Max and Magdalena. "Denim is known in the industry as an environmentally damaging material, which is treated with a lot of chemicals and has a huge water consumption. Precisely because these problems exist, affecting not only the environment but also the people who work in the value chain, the denim industry has developed cleaner solutions and brought them to market, which can now act as a good example to the entire fashion industry. We were especially happy about the exciting inputs from different perspectives and discussions on stage and especially about the lively questions from the audience." – Magdalena Schaffrin Co-Ceo studio MM04, 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit In addition, we hear voices from the Community Gathering, starting with 202030 Summit speakers Tony Tonnaer, Roosmarie Ruigrok, Tanvir Kabir, and studio MM04's Lavinia Muth, as well as impressions from our guests. Our team wishes our listeners a fun summer break. We can't wait to return in the fall to bring you more exclusive live interviews with sustainable fashion changemakers, as well as content from the Denim Pop-up program. The Community Gathering was generously provided with beverages by BRLO: https://en.brlo.de/ Lemonaid/Charitea: https://lemon-aid.de/ Preussen Quelle: https://www.preussenquelle.de/ Learn more about 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit: Denim Pop-up on our website: https://202030summit.com/, where you can subscribe to our newsletter Follow us on Instagram: @202030summit Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/202030-the-berlin-fashion-summit/ Work with studio MM04, producers of this podcast: https://studiomm04.com/ 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit is organized by studio MM04, in cooperation with the Beneficial Design Institute. It is funded by the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises and warmly thanks its partners of Edition #6: Premium Group and Berlin Fashion Week.

Auf dem Laufsteg: In der 13. Folge des Berlin Business Podcasts schauen wir zusammen mit der Berliner Modedesignerin Esther Perbandt auf die Mode-Branche. Dabei geht es um Fragen wie: Welchen Einfluss hat die Markenvielfalt der Stadt auf den Wirtschaftsstandort Berlin hat und welche Bedeutung hat Berlin international als Impulsgeberin für Mode und Fashion? Seit 2007 gibt es die Fashion Week in Berlin, ein Event, das Fashionistas aus aller Welt und namhafte Marken in die Stadt zieht – so auch in diesem Jahr vom 10. bis 15. Juli 2023.

„Mode ist politisch, und zwar grundsätzlich“,sagt Diana Weis, Professorin für Modejournalismus zum Beginn der Berlin Fashion Week im SWR2 Interview. „Bei Mode geht es darum, ein eigenes Selbstbild zu entwickeln, eine Version des eigenen Selbst zu präsentieren – alle gesellschaftlichen Veränderungen gehen mit Veränderungen der Mode einher.“

Lass uns Charlotte Piller kennenlernen, eine Vorreiterin in der Welt der nachhaltigen Mode. Als Mitbegründerin des Slow-Luxury-Labels LOTTA LUDWIGSON legt sie den Fokus auf Kreislaufwirtschaft und Female Empowerment. Charlotte studierte in Kopenhagen Innovation & Entrepreneurship und Fashion & Luxury Management in Rom. Nach ihrer Rückkehr nach Deutschland startete sie in der Berliner Startup-Szene durch und lernte dort ihre Mitgründerin Nhu Ha kennen. Sie wandten Business-Konzepte aus der Startup-Szene auch auf LOTTA LUDWIGSON an, z.B. mit einer erfolgreichen Crowdfunding-Kampagne. Der sensationelle Erfolg und das Interesse der Medien und der Berlin Fashion Week bestärkten sie in ihrer Arbeit. Anfang Mai ging der Onlineshop von LOTTA LUDWIGSON offiziell live. Charlottes Reise ist eine inspirierende Motivation, um in die Welt der nachhaltigen Mode einzutauchen.Es lohnt sich reinzuhören.Hier geht's zu den Shownotes WOMEN IN FASHION MENTORING Möchtest auch Du mit Deinen vorhandenen Potenzialen, Fähigkeiten und Kenntnissen Deine unverwechselbare Marke im Fashion- und Lifestyle-Segment aufbauen? Ich helfe Dir gerne bei der Gründung Deiner eigenen Marke, und biete Dir meine Erfahrungen, meine Plattform, und den Zugang zu meinem exklusiven Netzwerk.TRIFF JETZT DEINE ENTSCHEIDUNG und vereinbare Dein kostenfreies Vorgespräch mit mir.   Vielen Dank für Deine Treue!  Herzlichst,  Sibel Brozathttps://womeninfashion.de/ www.linkedin.com/womeninfashion.de www.instagram.com/womeninfashion.de www.facebook.com/womeninfashion.de Telegram Gruppenchat https://www.youtube.com/c/womeninfashiongermanyMöchtest auch Du mit Deinen vorhandenen Potenzialen, Fähigkeiten und Kenntnissen Deine unverwechselbare Marke im Fashion- und Lifestyle-Segment aufbauen? Ich helfe Dir gerne bei der Gründung Deiner eigenen Marke, und biete Dir meine Erfahrungen, meine Plattform, und den Zugang zu meinem exklusiven Netzwerk.TRIFF JETZT DEINE ENTSCHEIDUNG und vereinbare Dein kostenfreies Vorgespräch auf www.womeninfashion.de/mentoring

BACKSTAGE - The Model Podcast X BFW! Du willst bei unserem GET TOGETHER während der Berlin Fashion Week dabei sein? Du willst dich mit anderen Models connecten, austauschen und Jasmina und Charlott persönlich kennenlernen? Dann sei dabei am 13.07.23 um 14 Uhr! Die genaue Location senden wir dir auf Anfrage zu. Schreib uns einfach eine DM

In dieser Folge verraten dir Jasmina und Charlott alle Insider zum Thema Berlin Fashion Week. In weniger als 2 Wochen, vom 10.07.-14.07. ist es wieder soweit, denn der Fashion Hype in Berlin geht in eine neue Runde! Wenn du dabei sein willst, bei den Shows, bei Events und den Veranstaltungen rund um die Fashion Week, dann ist diese Folge genau die richtige für dich. Deine beiden Lieblingsmodels verraten dir hier, wie du ganz einfach Teil dessen sein kannst. Darüberhinaus verraten sie noch den ein oder anderen Tipp, wie du diese intensive Woche voller Highlights, unbeschadet überstehen kannst

Driving the global trend of circular economy and sustainable practices is a wealth of talented consultants and strategists. These changemakers are the ones who are not always in the limelight, but who work with widely known brands to evolve towards future-proof systems change. Pentatonic is one such consultancy, based between Germany and the United Kingdom. Johann Bödecker, the co-founder and CEO, and product director Lauren Greenwood join Magdalena Schaffrin live in the studio to talk about their experiences in transforming fashion and product design. Some of Pentatonic's most noteworthy projects in implementing circular strategies includes Melt Down, a project with Burger King to turn non-recyclable plastic toys into cafeteria trays, and the Hey Fashion! campaign with the Eileen Fisher Foundations, aimed at raising awareness about the environmental impact of fashion on a large scale, in terms that everyone can understand. With an ‘intervention mindset,' Pentatonic seeks different angles from which to put circularity into play; while their slogan is “making circularity easy for the world's leading brands,” their approach looks at multi-pronged solutions for complex problems. Johann, Lauren, and the rest of the Pentatonic team are leaders in making circularity a reality – both from the product and the communications perspective – especially in the context of the ever-evolving EU sustainability regulations. To learn more about Pentatonic's projects, visit https://pentatonic.com/ Find Johann Bödecker's book “Circular Economy 7. Industrielle Revolution: Der Weg zu mehr Nachhaltigkeit durch Kreislaufwirtschaft” at https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-658-41311-8 Work with studio MM04, producers of this podcast: https://studiomm04.com/ For more information about 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit, including updates about our next edition, visit https://202030summit.com/, and follow us on social media @202030summit. 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit is organized by studio MM04, in cooperation with the Beneficial Design Institute. It is funded by the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises and warmly thanks its partners of Edition #6: Premium Group and Berlin Fashion Week.

What does it really mean when a garment is marketed as sustainable? Green is the buzz-color in fashion, but until now, brands have been left to their own devices in how to communicate the impact of their products. Starting with the EU's Green New Deal, a wave of sustainability legislation is passing, touching on everything from circularity, to product passports, to due diligence, and – our focus for this episode – green claims. Now is the time to get up to speed as we enter a new era of laws that govern how we can or cannot market sustainability. In this episode, Magdalena Schaffrin invites long term collaborator Lavinia Muth to the studio, to break down this complex new legal framework into bite-size pieces. They discuss not only the current status of legal requirements, but how fashion industry stakeholders can work within them to amplify their positive social and environmental impact. Lavinia is a business economist, specializing in fashion and sustainability, with years of diverse experience in the industry. On behalf of studio MM04, she co-hosted the workshop “How to avoid greenwashing – now, and in the future” at the January 2023 edition of 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit with Ingo Strube of the BMUV. Join Lavinia once more on July 12, 2023 at Premium and SEEK, where she will host the next iteration of the studio MM04 workshop on the Green Claims Directive. Register for the workshop, as well as for 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit: Denim Pop-up and Community Gathering at https://202030summit.com/tickets. Learn more about Lavinia Muth's work: https://www.laviniamuth.com/ Learn more about the EU Textile Strategy: https://environment.ec.europa.eu/strategy/textiles-strategy_en Work with studio MM04, producers of this podcast: https://studiomm04.com/ For more information about 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit, including updates about our next edition, visit https://202030summit.com/, and follow us on social media @202030summit. 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit is organized by studio MM04, in cooperation with the Beneficial Design Institute. It is funded by the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises and would like to warmly thank its partners of Edition #6: Premium Group and Berlin Fashion Week.

It's time to talk about materials: From new fibers to digitized production processes, the intersections of innovation, sustainability, and design are evolving at breakneck speed. Current technology and chemistry are opening new doors for how we produce textiles to meet market needs while reducing impact. But where exactly are we on the journey to implementation? The opportunities are astonishingly bright – can they outshine the barriers to scaling transformative materials? This episode, we share two inspiring material initiatives, giving both the supplier and the research perspective. Revisiting the stage of 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit Edition #5, we hear from Essi Glomb of The Textile Prototyping Lab (TPL) and Matthias Fuchs of OceanSafe. In Season 1, we heard from OceanSafe at our Edition #4 of the 202030 Summit. Now, Matthias walks us through the material innovators' exciting latest developments and products, taking a focus on the need for biodegradable polyester. Their research and design of Cradle To Cradle-certified synthetic materials offers a positive alternative to one of the least sustainable materials on the market. And through their model of licensing our their technology to production facilities, OceanSafe had huge potential for scalability. Next, In a live interview, our host Max Gilgenmann meets with the co-founders of the Textile Prototyping Lab, Essi Glomb and Karina Wirth. After hearing Essi's presentation from the 202030 Summit, we take a deeper dive on the vision and work of TPL. This Berlin-Based materials lab is a unique initiative, whose model holds key lessons for how cutting edge innovation can be brought to life in practical applications. Essi and Karina noted the problem that designers are traditionally siloed from material researchers; but, by bringing design and science into a collaborative setting, new solutions and applications are born. This bridge-building is at the heart of TPL's work, where the exchange of expertise happens on site with sample production and experimentation facilities. They point to ‘open innovation' as the boldest – and most impactful – framework for progress. To learn more about OceanSafe, visit: https://www.oceansafe.co/home To lean more about the Textile Prototyping Lab, visit: https://www.textileprototypinglab.com/ In the episode, Max mentions ITMA and Heimtextil. Learn more here: https://itma.com/ https://heimtextil.messefrankfurt.com/frankfurt/en.html For more information about 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit, including updates about our next edition, visit https://202030summit.com/, and follow us on social media @202030summit. 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit is organized by studio MM04, in cooperation with the Beneficial Design Institute. Edition #5 was a Partner of Berlin Fashion Week, funded by the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises Berlin in cooperation with Fashion Council Germany.

In recent years, the market for virtual fashion has boomed, raising debates about its relevance and possibilities. As fashion migrates into the digital realm, it reaches far beyond NFT's and digital wardrobes – digital innovations and AI have the power to impact the industry from the design and traceability of physical garments, to social critique, to education and open-source tools. Three experts join us with unique touchpoints to working on the pioneering edge of critical digital transformation. Anna Franziska Michel is the founder and CEO of Yoona.ai, a fashion tech company that offers AI-powered design solutions with the goal of reducing material impact. Beata Wilczek founded Unfolding Strategies to bring critical education and training to the sustainable digital transformation of fashion, underscoring its entanglements with social and environmental power structures. Finally, Marte Hentschel, the co-founder of VORN – The Berlin Fashion Hub, shares the results of the VORN Academy's first cohort. In this community-sourced program, nine local designers collaborated on a phygital fashion collection and immersive experience, tackling topics of circularity, over-consumption, and the internal contradictions of sustainable fashion. Both Anna Franziska Michel and Beata Wilczek supported the VORN Academy as trainers, to help the designers hone their digital approach. Our hosts Max and Magdalena reflect on how all three speakers circle around a core question: can digital fashion and design processes truly imagine a new status quo? Or does digitization merely replicate the dysfunctions of the global fashion system as it currently stands? To learn more about our guests: Follow Yoona.ai at https://www.yoona.ai/ Follow Unfolding Strategies at https://www.unfoldingstrategies.com/ And for more critical listening, check out Beata Wilczek's podcast Fashion Knowledge at https://www.unfoldingstrategies.com/podcast/ Finally, you can check out the final project of the VORN Academy at https://academy.vorn-hub.com/ For more information about 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit, including updates about our next edition, visit https://202030summit.com/, and follow us on social media @202030summit. 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit is organized by studio MM04, in cooperation with the Beneficial Design Institute. Edition #5 was a Partner of Berlin Fashion Week, funded by the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises Berlin in cooperation with Fashion Council Germany.

“Does the 1.5 percent keep you up at night, or does it get you up in the morning?” Over a coffee in the 202030 Summit's community space, Alice Beyer Schuch, the product manager at Detto Fatto, replied, “Definitely gets me up in the morning.” What is the 1.5 percent? A pair of Detto Fatto Cradle-to-Cradle Platinum Certified jeans is 98.5% biodegradable. The remaining 1.5% is the final puzzle piece in creating a 100% biodegradable pair of jeans, including dyestuff, finishings, and even the elastic fibers in the denim. Detto Fatto, a brand by the german apparel company Bay City, is unique; they proudly stand as the world's first Cradle-to-Cradle certified brand. This means that Detto Fatto's entire collection has achieved this high-bar for sustainable production, and they do so through their holistic approach and dogged commitment to finding new design and material solutions. This is made possible through their close collaborations with partners and stakeholders, including the Bangladeshi manufacturer Global Apparel and the German chemical company CHT Group. At the January 2023 edition of 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit, Alice Beyer Schuch and Andreas Bothe from Detto Fatto and Dietmar Hipp from CHT Group gave a community class to share the challenges and (sometimes surprising) solutions to designing for complete circularity. CHT is a key stakeholder in this journey, as the chemical treatments used in denim production are notoriously dangerously toxic. They are a forerunner in developing clean chemistry, and a critical step in transforming the fashion industry at large. As always, we are guided with the insights of our hosts, Max Gilgenmann and Magdalena Schaffrin of studio MM04. Max and Magdalena are also founding members of Fashion Revolution Germany, which is proud to announce a new collaboration with Detto Fatto, the One Hour T-Shirt campaign. More information here: https://www.dettofatto.com/de/one-hour-shirt To learn more about the actions around the 10-year anniversary of the Rana Plaza factory collapse: https://www.fashionrevolution.org/rana-plaza-10-years-on-a-decade-of-progress/ You can explore the work of Detto Fatto and CHT Group on their websites: https://www.dettofatto.com/de/ https://www.cht.com/en/sustainability For more information about 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit, including updates about our next edition, visit https://202030summit.com/, and follow us on social media @202030summit. 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit is organized by studio MM04, in cooperation with the Beneficial Design Institute. Edition #5 was a Partner of Berlin Fashion Week, funded by the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises Berlin in cooperation with Fashion Council Germany.

Welcome to the latest episode of The Plus Size Experience, where I open up conversations about plus-sized body acceptance and self-care. This week, I'm taking you behind the scenes of Berlin Fashion Week, a place that has historically been harder for those not fitting the standard body type. My name's Michaela Leitz and I'm a plus size fashion stylist & size inclusive fashion expert - in this episode I'm sharing my experiences on how to bring confidence and grace to fashion week as a larger sized person. Join me for an inspiring journey through fashion week where your size doesn't matter as long as you feel beautiful, powerful and strong. You can find me on IG: @aboutmichaela and on my website confidence-style.com

Recorded Live at the Babylon Berlin Cinema in Mitte on Sunday, January 22, 2023.  A brand new year brings Berlin fresh cringe from mayor Franziska Giffey and a reignition of the annual fireworks debate. We look at how racism and feminism might play a role in that conversation. Berlin vs. Hamburg? 25 percent of Germans found Hamburg the “most likable” German city, but which city-state do Radio Spaetkauf hosts prefer? The answer may shock you! (It probably won't).  This episode was sponsored by Athletic Greens. Visit http://www.athleticgreens.com/spaetkauf and get a free year's supply of Vitamin D3+K2 for immune support, 5 convenient Travel Packs and a starter kit with your first AG1 order! Fresh scandals and new posters leading up to the election redo, who stands to gain and do any deserve us? We chat with Nathaniel Flakin, author of “Revolutionary Berlin” about the election and some of the Berlin actors in the recent coup attempt. His book is published by Pluto Books and his tours can be found at https://revolutionaryberlin.wordpress.com/ Our second guest Yevhenii Surniaieva, is a board member of IWEK e.V. (fb page link), one of the associations that founded the Alliance of Ukrainian Organizations. He gives us some perspective on the new Ukrainian experience of Berlin and Ukraine as well as suggestions on how to help those displaced and suffering because of the Russian invasion. Links here: https://www.medhelpukraine2022.org/ https://plastde.org/spendenaufruf/  https://ukr-dim.de/help/ Berlin will, at long last, send Nigeria ten artifacts know as “Benin Bronzes”. Hopefully the return of these stolen artworks signals a better reckoning with Germany's colonial past.  The online portal queer.de has been sued for “disparaging the memory of the deceased” because of an article they wrote describing the now-deceased Joseph Ratzinger, AKA Pope Benedict the 16th, as being queerphobic. However, the head of the journalist union says there is no violation of the press codex and no obvious insult against the former pope. In transportation news, it was recently made public that the BVG fired their security company Pütz in November after an assault on a passenger was “the straw that broke the camel's back,” according to BVG sources.It's hard to believe, but there's actually some good economic news to kick off this year. Berlin's economic output rose by about 2.5 percent last year, above the average for the rest of the country.Berlin Fashion Week kicked off with Mayor Giffey's embarrassing hype line of “Hey, where are all the Berliners?!” and was later trolled by activists “The Yes Men” who infiltrated the Adidas RealityWear show with models in fake blood “literally wearing the toil of workers on [their] sleeves.”  Thank you to everyone who listens. We appreciate the audience and the community. Your financial support will help keep this project viable. Become a monthly supporter or make a one time donation at https://www.radiospaetkauf.com/donate/ thank you. Join Izzy February 4th on a walking tour of Berlin covering social movements. Political Walking Tour – Social Movements in Berlin – The Left Berlin Dan has a new weekly stand up show called “Slingshot” at Two Fellas in Pankow. Info and reservations at sterndaniel.com Matilde is a frequent performer at Comedy Cafe Berlin, catch her there! This episode was produced by Anne-Marie Harrison and Daniel Stern. Editing and additional research by Sebastian Filip. Writing by Anne-Marie, Matilde Keizer and Izzy Choksey. Hosts: Matilde Keizer, Izzy Choksey and Daniel Stern.Additional contributions by Joran Mandik and as always the support of Joel Dullroy.  Assistance from https://www.podfestberlin.com/ and technical help from https://mobilekino.berlin/ Recorded live at Babylon Cinema in Mitte - a wonderful place to see thoughtfully curated film: https://babylonberlin.eu/ thank you to their wonderful staff!

We share a ground report from our visits to Pitti Uomo in Florence and Berlin Fashion Week. In the episode we talk about:The Nordic brands making a mark in Florence.Italian tradition versus German innovation.How AR and VR can be a tool for Upcycling.What we learned from the German company Yoona's fashion-tech conference.How fashion activists took over fashion week – and fooled Adidas.With: Konrad Olsson, Editor-in-Chief & Founder and Erik Sedin, Junior Editor, and Oliver Dahle, Editor-At-Large, Fashion.Sign up for our weekly newsletter for more content like this. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thu, 20 Oct 2022 22:00:00 +0000 https://businessunplugged.podigee.io/40-annafranziskamichel-yoonaai 0e11407b2bed34aede5bb5cad9895105 Meine heutige Interviewpartnerin ist Anna Franziska Michel, CEO und Co-Founderin des Berliner FashionTech Start-ups yoona.ai. Anna und ich sprechen über ihre Vision zur Erhöhung der Nachhaltigkeit im Bereich der Fashion-Industrie, wie sie dazu etablierte Unternehmen mit innovativen Start-ups vernetzt, um dieses Ziel zu erreichen und welche Rolle dabei das Yoonaverse-Summit spielt. Ihre sympathische Art und Humor sowie ihr Blick auf die Potentiale durch die Digitalisierung der Branche bieten spannende Einblicke, die ich euch nur sehr empfehlen kann nicht zu verpassen. Mein Gast: Anna Franziska Michel (LinkedIn) yoona.ai Yoonaverse The Berlin Metaverse® Feedback & Wunschgäste: podcast@peopex.de Über mich: LinkedIn XING Instagram PEOPEX GmbH 40 full no FashionTech,Technologie,Berlin Fashion Week,Start-up,Digitalisierung,Sustainability,Nachhaltigkeit,Innovation,Ecosystem,Fashion

This year's Berlin Fashion Week, which was held in one of the city's former electrical factories mid-March, was largely focused on the work of Jean Gritsfeldt. The Ukrainian fashion designer was unable to attend in person as he could not leave Kyiv due to the war. But activist movement Fashion Revolution managed to recreate key items of his collection from scratch. It was a powerful cross-border collaboration and a message of peace, which Berlin designers Esther Perbandt and Natacha Von Hirschhausen helped to spread.

Es ist Mittwoch und während Jani mitten in ihrer Geburtstagswoche steckt, steckt Alina in ihrer Quarantäne Nummer 3... oder war es 4? Sie hat von der Fashion Week ein kleines Geschenk, welches mit "C" anfängt und mit "orona" aufhört mitgebracht. Auch im Gepäck hat sie aber neben Viren ein paar spannende Geschichten von der Fashion Week und lässt tief in eine andere Welt blicken. Doch vor allem eine Geschichte bringt Jani und Alina ziemlich in Rage und eröffnet eine heftige Diskussion... Enjoy the show! Cheers und viel Spaß!

Because of the war, Ukrainian fashion designer Jean Gritsfeld could not come to Berlin Fashion Week. In order to bring the collection to the catwalk , volunteers in Berlin re-tailored it.

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Bereits im Sommer 2015 graduierte Fashion Designerin Alisa Menkhaus mit dem Bachelor of Arts im Modedesign und debütierte mit ihrer KUROSHIRO-Kollektion an der Esmod Universität Berlin. Die Kollektion wurde ausschließlich aus japanischen Stoffen hergestellt und sowohl mit dem Esmod-Preis „Goldene Nadel“ (hochwertigste Schneiderkunst des Jahrgangs der Universität) ausgezeichnet als auch in der Vogue Talent der Vogue Italy im September 2015 vorgestellt.2018 gründetet sie gemeinsam mit ihrem Bruder Keiho die SUSUMU AI GmbH. SUSUMU AI (進愛) steht für die Hingabe zum Detail, den Erhalt der japanischen Handwerkstradition, die Liebe zu ihrem Großvater und die Vision der beiden Geschwister Alisa und Keiho Menkhaus.SUSUMU AI hat einen starken familiären Hintergrund. Die direkte Übersetzung lautet „fortschreitende Liebe“. Diese hat eine ganz besondere Bedeutung für das Unternehmen und das gesamte Team, da es an eine Liebe glaubt, die sich über Zeit und Ort hinaus erstreckt. Für Alisa und Keiho hat der Name zudem eine noch intensivere Bedeutung. Denn SUSUMU (進) ist der Vorname ihres japanischen Großvaters. Die zweite Silbe AI (愛) ist der erste Buchstabe von Alisas Namen in japanischer Sprache, was wiederum „Liebe“ bedeutet. In dieser Episode sprechen wir  u. a. überAlisa's Aufbau der Marke und Gründung von SUSUMU AIihre japanischen Wurzeln und ihre Anfänge in Deutschlandwas ihre Kollektionen ausmachtihre Mitarbeiter, und deren Bezug zu Japanwas Digitalisierung für sie bedeutet, was sie diesbezüglich noch vor hatihre Runway Show im Rahmen der Frankfurt Fashion Week im Januar 2022, initiiert vom Fashion Council Germany und als einer der Höhepunkte gekürtAlisa's Gefühle zur Frankfurt Fashion Week und dazu, dass die Mode-Messe wieder nach Berlin zurückkehrtAlisa's Eventplanung 2022 mit all den Möglichkeiten die sich daraus nun ergebenihre größte Herausforderung, der finanzielle Druck als Jungdesignerinihr größter Erfolg, ihr Kontakt zu ihrem Bruder, der sie im Unternehmen unterstütztAlisa's Tipp, sich als Jungdesigner:in nicht ausbeuten zu lassenund vieles Spannende mehr.Es lohnt sich reinzuhören.Hier geht's zu den ShownotesWOMEN IN FASHION MENTORINGMöchtest auch Du mit Deinen vorhandenen Potenzialen, Fähigkeiten und Kenntnissen Deine unverwechselbare Marke im Fashion- und Lifestyle-Segment aufbauen? Ich helfe Dir gerne bei der Gründung Deiner eigenen Marke, und biete Dir meine Erfahrungen, meine Plattform, und den Zugang zu meinem exklusiven Netzwerk.TRIFF JETZT DEINE ENTSCHEIDUNG und vereinbare Dein kostenfreies Vorgespräch mit mir. Vielen Dank für Deine Treue!Herzlichst,Sibel Brozathttps://womeninfashion.de/www.linkedin.com/womeninfashion.dewww.instagram.com/womeninfashion.dewww.facebook.com/womeninfashion.deTelegram GruppenchatMein heutiger Supporter ist LIERAC, das freut mich sehr. Die richtige Creme zu finden kann für Frauen über 40 eine große Herausforderung sein. Denn sie muss zum Hauttyp passen, bezahlbar sein und bestenfalls Hautveränderungen korrigieren. Da bietet Lierac mit ihren Produkten richtig gute Lösungen. Besonders mit der remodellierenden Lifting Creme LIFT INTEGRAL - der glättenden, stärkenden und auffüllenden Gesichtscreme. Erhältlich in jeder gut sortierten Apotheke.

Jenn speaks to Reiting Lee, founder of the Oriental Hybrid the first of its kind, a Chinese and Arabic platform in which Reiting and her team help guide you and your business needs through the digital world easing cultural barriers. Reiting was born and raised in Taiwan but spent time living in 9 different countries and this talented woman also speaks 15 languages! We talk about racism, embracing identity, and the importance of encouraging creative learning in the Taiwanese education system. (Recorded on July 21, 2021)About Reiting:Reiting is a Taiwanese globetrotter specialized in transdisciplinary design, creative digital marketing, and culturally-savvy business development strategy. She has lived in 9 countries across 6 continents. Her experiences include working in the governmental trade council, 5 years in a cross-functional marketing position in private companies, and 8 years in the startup scene.Thanks to her grandfathers coming from Fujian, Reiting's close connection with Mainland China began very early by attending peace forums and cross-strait events in Mainland from 2005 to 2011 as a student representative. With the record-breaking approval from the Beijing Municipal Education Commission as an outstanding candidate from Taiwan, she moved to Beijing in 2013 to pursue her studies and graduated with top 1 academic performance in the class. During these years, she deepened her knowledge of Chinese cultural heritage interpretations and Mainland consumer behaviors.In 2016, she relocated to Germany to begin her career in the fashion industry working with the largest sustainable fashion tradeshow in the world, European circular fashion projects, independent ethical fashion labels, an international influencer marketing platform, and a trend forecasting agency. Apart from her presence with the Green Fashion Tours, which was featured in Berlin Fashion Week and Mexican media, she managed social media campaigns for prestigious fashion brands with the highest performance of 93 Million reach under one campaign.Reiting's interest in the Middle Eastern culture was sparked by her friends since 2007. In 2018, she moved to Casablanca to direct on a sustainable fashion NGO project in collaboration with local fashion designers and influencers to promote North African craftsmanship and assist brands in improving products for the Asian market. She served as a Digital Marketing Manager in her most recent work connecting celebrities and art events between the UAE and China markets.Episode Resources:WebsiteIG

Anita Tillmann is one of the very first people to advocate for Berlin to become a widely recognized design and fashion hub. In 2002 she kick-started Premium Group, a trade fair concept that has changed the exhibition landscape forever. In 2005 she put forward a blueprint which set the foundation of the Berlin Fashion Week. Today Anita is once again challenging the status quo and is the leading force behind the very new Frankfurt Fashion Week. This unexpected and bold move we will discuss in today's episode, along with Anita's path to becoming one of the most influential people in the German fashion industry. Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or anywhere else where you listen to your podcasts.