Podcasts about clothing design

What do you think? Send us a textPragati Nepali is just 19 but already she has been married, migrated to work in neighbouring India, and then moved to Nepal's capital Kathmandu for other opportunities. That's where friends told her about a job in a garment factory in Jordan. When we talked last week she estimated that she might be finished her paperwork and winging toward the Middle Eastern country by mid-December. Jordan is one of very few Middle Eastern countries to which the Government of Nepal allows women to migrate for work. That's because of past incidents of violence against women migrant workers in the region's countries. We talked about this ban earlier this year in our chat with expert Sadikshya Bhattarai. The flow of migrant workers from Nepal to Jordan has never been  huge, peaking at just over 2,700 in 2016-2017 and then falling to just 621 in 2022-23. Regardless, tens of thousands of women have made the trip to other countries in the region illegally, often being trafficked through India. We spoke with one such woman, Sushma, earlier this year. Pragati says an aunt working in Jordan encouraged her to apply for a job in the factory, which reportedly makes clothing for Nike and other brands. Pragati has already set out a path after she completes her three-year contract in Jordan: she will return to her home district, Mugu, and start a design business. ResourcesNepal labour agreement with Jordan, 2017Flow of migrant workers from Asia to JordanPrevious episode — Women migrant workers from Nepal: Lift the ban and get positiveSend us feedback and ideas. We'll respond to every message:LinkedInInstagramFacebookVoicemailMusic by audionautix.com.Thank you to Himal Media in Patan Dhoka for the use of their studio.

What do you think? Send us a textPragati Nepali is just 19 but already she has been married, migrated to work in neighbouring India, and then moved to Nepal's capital Kathmandu for other opportunities. That's where friends told her about a job in a garment factory in Jordan. When we talked last week she estimated that she might be finished her paperwork and winging toward the Middle Eastern country by mid-December. Jordan is one of very few Middle Eastern countries to which the Government of Nepal allows women to migrate for work. That's because of past incidents of violence against women migrant workers in the region's countries. We talked about this ban earlier this year in our chat with expert Sadikshya Bhattarai. The flow of migrant workers from Nepal to Jordan has never been  huge, peaking at just over 2,700 in 2016-2017 and then falling to just 621 in 2022-23. Regardless, tens of thousands of women have made the trip to other countries in the region illegally, often being trafficked through India. We spoke with one such woman, Sushma, earlier this year. Pragati says an aunt working in Jordan encouraged her to apply for a job in the factory, which reportedly makes clothing for Nike and other brands. Pragati has already set out a path after she completes her three-year contract in Jordan: she will return to her home district, Mugu, and start a design business. ResourcesNepal labour agreement with Jordan, 2017Flow of migrant workers from Asia to JordanPrevious episode — Women migrant workers from Nepal: Lift the ban and get positiveSend us feedback and ideas. We'll respond to every message:LinkedInInstagramFacebookVoicemailMusic by audionautix.com.Thank you to Himal Media in Patan Dhoka for the use of their studio.

Wondering how 3D fashion is revolutionizing the industry and why avatars are the new runway models?In this episode of The Business Ownership Podcast I interviewed Maya ES. Maya is AI Fashion Couturier, Creator of the first 3D animation Haute Couture Film for a Luxury Fashion Brand and Author of Germany´s First CG Supermodel. Maya is also a Speaker and she collaborated with world's famous fashion labels. She has broad comprehensive knowledge of both the photorealistic 3D and Metaverse platform 3D software, AR technology, Avatar Modeling, clothing design software and animation software.  Dive into the future of fashion. Learn about the intricacies of 3D couture and how virtual fashion shows could soon outshine their real-world counterparts.Check this out!3D Digital Streetwear: https://nfts.thedrip.boutique/assets/0x566Fd7da89403e4Fc652Ebc1FFc0EF359911651e/3Maya ES LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maya-es-525728150/Book a call with Michelle: https://www.AwarenessStrategies.com/m30Join our Facebook group for business owners to get help or help other business owners! The Business Ownership Group - Secrets to Scaling: https://www.facebook.com/groups/businessownershipsecretstoscalingLooking to scale your business? Get free gifts here to help you on your way: https://www.awarenessstrategies.com/Digital Adoption Roadmap: https://www.awarenessstrategies.com/digital-adoption-roadmap/

Meander crafts sustainable, versatile and timeless clothing to take you from the city to the mountains. Driven by a passion for nature and sustainability, Meander is co-founded by Jill and Steve Henry. The brand is dedicated to creating, functional outdoor clothing with a minimalist style from premium performance fabrics.With a commitment to making a positive impact, sustainability is at the core of the brand, from the fabrics they use, to the suppliers they work with and the packaging the clothes arrive in. The range is designed from recycled, organic, or low impact materials and manufactured in ethical Scottish and European factories. As members of 1% For the Planet, Meander donates at least 1% of their annual sales to environmental organizations.Their flagship store and headquarters is based in Edinburgh and they have a 2nd store in Covent Garden, London.Jill started Meander after over working in the fashion industry for over a decade, managing product and the supply chain for brands including House of Holland & French Connection. She has a Degree in Clothing Design and Manufacture from Heriot Watt University and is a keen outdoor lover. She Took part in Virgin Strive Challenge in 2018 cycling over 400k and kayaking 20k in Sardinia with Sir Richard Branson and familyTimestamps:[2:30] When did you start Meander?[6:00] All about The Borders[9:00] Is the fashion industry as horrific as The Devil Wears Prada portrays?[12:25] When did you launch your first retail outlet?[21:50} What's it like working with your husband?[25:45] Where are you taking the business?[28:10] Rebecca's challenge…[29:40] What is your destiny with this business?[32:00] If your business had a personality or character, what would it look like?https://meanderapparel.com/https://facebook.com/MeanderApparel/https://www.instagram.com/meanderapparel/#tricres #escapethe9to5 #kickassculture #coachtraining#entrepreneur #sme #consulting #businesscoaching #business consultingFind the whole podcast at: https://tricres.com/podcasts/----------------------------------Want to join us for our next Escape 9 to 5 Live Event? Find out more and sign up for our free event here: https://tricres.ac-page.com/9-to-5

Gravel Union Talks is a podcast series full of inspiring stories, news and events from the world of gravel biking. Each month hosts Carlo and Olly will be chatting with guests who are passionate about riding off the beaten track… adventure riding, bike packing and gravel racing. In this episodeIris Slappendel, designer, (former pro) rider, activist, entrepeneur, reporterGravel Union Talks podcast with hosts Carlo van Nistelrooy and Olly TownsendWant to bring in ideas for topics or guests? Mail Olly at info@gravelunion.cc Check out our platform and socials www.gravelunion.cc. | Insta: @gravel_union | Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GravelUnion/ | Komoot: https://www.komoot.nl/user/1080024447202Thanks for listening. Please share a review, like and share!Don't forget: join us now, it is free :-) www.gravelunion.cc/join Links for the notesNews - Launch of the Grinduro global event series for 2024Gravel events generally fall into one of two camps – either testosterone-fuelled pedal-to-the-metal races or more relaxed, welcome-everyone celebrations of gravelling. But there is a third way and apparently, it's painted purple! Grinduro have just announced the launch of their 2024 world series and we got the inside scoop of what will be involved, from head honcho James Deane.Gravel Inspiration – Taking On The Weather Gods And WinningIt seems to have rained in the north of England non-stop since the start of October. Each time you ride, your drivetrain and brake pads make the kind of noise that whispers “your bike hates you” repeatedly in your ears. Wouldn't it just be best to wrap your gravel bike in a blanket and forget about riding it until the Spring? Never fear – we're not going to let climatic conditions ruin our ride plans, we just have to be a little cleverer. Here's Olly's guide to not giving up when the weather gods aren't smiling on you. The Gear – Ass Savers Win Wing Mk 2In a sales meeting in 1909, renowned car maker and engineer Henry Ford is documented as saying “customers can have any colour they like so long as it's black”. The design team at Ass Savers have obviously been paying attention to their history of design lessons, as their newly launched Win Wing Mark 2, at first glance at least, follows the same ethos laid down by Henry Ford.

OK T-Shirt by Nick and Justin Co LTD is here to make your custom printed clothing wishes come true! Now you can get men's, women's, and kids' customized clothing of the highest quality, designed to celebrate your personal style. Get inspired now at https://oktshirt.co.uk Nick and Justin Co LTD City: Birmingham Address: 118 Beeches Road Website https://oktshirt.co.uk Phone +44-7403-343433 Email cristi.crios@gmail.com

Izzy Camilleri is a world-renowned Canadian fashion designer who turned her creative talent and energy to adaptive and inclusive clothing in 2004. Izzy believes that people of all ages and abilities should have access to clothing that is well-fitting and great looking in addition to being functional.

Our first ever Tiny Talk! woohoo! Tiny Talks will feature sporadic yarns outside our typical weekly interview-styled episodes. For this TT, join me as I catch up with an old friend & prior guest James Warrender (episode #7) and two fellow artists Jas Sabrine + Jason Wray. Today's guests are: Jas Sabrine: Based in Te Whanganui-a-Tara Jasmine is a multidisciplinary Filipinx Artist whose practice is photography, Painting and design! As an Artist Jasmine takes inspiration from their own culture and aims to revolve her work around Fllipino folklore mythology and interprets it in their own way to create her work!Jason Wray: Based in Wellington Jason is a multi-disciplinary designer, who's artistic practice is Furniture design, Graphic Design and Clothing Design taking inspiration from forms in nature and his love of HipHop. He's a co-founder of Windy Workshops which is a creative hub based in Wellington, with like minded people who practise their own craft. Jasons goals are to support the local community by supporting any creatives with their endeavours and to improve the creative hub here in Wellington.James Warrender: The Creative Director of New life Studios and a young emerging artist based here in Wellington, New Zealand. Working out of Sector 22, a collective of young creatives who contribute to the local creative scene in Wellington, by helping others network and hosting local events for the community to be apart of. A abstract expressionism painter and creative director/ designer. Inspired by certain artist such as Basquiat, William De Kooning and Picasso James draws inspiration from their work, to interrupt it through his own perspective, while also focusing on his own life experiences which influence what he paints, translating his emotions from words to vibrant paintings.

In this episode, we cover gaming news, anime news, and we interview @Vons6ix who is nominated for Men's Clothing Design and @chibith0t who was nominated for Best Casual Gamer by the CAGE Awards.

This week on The Mohua Show  we have Sonam Dubal.Sonam Dubal is a visionary fashion designer who has been revolutionising the Indian fashion scene for over two decades. With a unique blend of traditional Indo-Asian style and a focus on sustainability, Sonam's collections tell stories of relevance and cultural significance, drawing inspiration from his North East upbringing and Buddhist influences. In this podcast, Sonam discusses his background and how it influenced his design aesthetic for Sanskar, as well as his use of traditional Indo-Asian elements and cultural motifs in his designs.----------------------------------------------------------► Visit Our Website: https://www.themohuashow.com/-----------------------------------------------------------► Facebook   : @themohuashow► Instagram  : @themohuashow► Twitter        : @themohuashow► Youtube      : @themohuashow► Linkedin      : @themohuashow-----------------------------------------------------------Disclaimer: The views expressed by our guests are their own. We do not endorse and are not responsible for any views expressed by our guests on our podcast and its associated platforms.-----------------------------------------------------------#TheMohuaShow | #Podcast | #MohuaChinappa | #SonamDubal | #FashionDesigner | #IndoAsianStyle | #Sanskar | #SuccessStories| #Mohua | #TMSThanks for Listening! Follow Us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn or Find us on YouTube

Do you get distracted by bad costume design in movies?  You're not alone. Our guest GEEK, clothing designer Samantha Rei talks with Miss Shannan about the good, the bad and the ugly within costume design. Plus, we cover over the latest in Geek Culture and Fashion. Learn more about Samantha Rei's latest design work and register for her classes Sewing at https://www.samantharei.com Join in on the conversation and please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE wherever you find Be Our Geek. Stay Safe. Stay Healthy. Listen In.  #SamanthaRei #GeekFashion #FashionDesign #talk #podcast #Comedy #Entertainment #BeOurGeek #Geek #GeeksofColor #ladypodsquad #podernfamily #MissShannan #JatinSetia #TwinCitiesFilmFest #MyTalk107

Sabrina Zohar started her career in the fashion industry, working in sales for large brands and showrooms. In the industry, she particularly noticed how brands were both ripping their consumers off with low-quality materials and offshore and unethical manufacturing plants and damaging the environment with inefficient and wasteful standard manufacturing processes. When her mother went to the doctor with a headache, was diagnosed with six brain aneurysms, and given a three-percent chance of survival, Sabrina realized there was more. She watched as her mother took this time of adversity as a moment to find gratitude. When her mother survived, Sabrina decided to start Softwear the next day. After spending eight months creating the exclusive fabric and deals already in place with dozens of vendors, retailers, and other outlets, including The Iconic, Bloomingdales, Tracy Anderson Method, Rumble, and more, the brand has experienced unexpected success at a very early stage. Softwear is set to potentially make a lasting impact on the sustainable apparel industry while inspiring female founders and empowering US-based businesses and environmentally and ethically-conscious consumers.Follow her on IG at @Sabrina.zohar or at @wearsoftwear and on TikTok @Sabrina.zohar.As usual, follow and find us at:CurrentlyUnwell.com@currentlyunwell on IG

https://youtu.be/pnLBmlkQMo0DEE From Da Partments, Owner/Creator of "Golden Grams Clothing" is live in #TheaHustleHouse with old friends from Da Partments, Yz Guy Q & $ouf$ide

British designer, creative director, and artist Samuel Ross, founder of the fashion label A-Cold-Wall, speaks with us about his reverence and respect for materials; essentialism as a response to excess; and why art, at its best, provokes questions. Episode sponsored by Grand Seiko.

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This episode's special guest is John Nicholson. John is an artist, musician, and clothing designer out of Birmingham, Alabama. This episode was a lot of fun and we even discuss dinosaurs. Go download/listen today!!!!!

This season there will be a Relief Society president on Project Runway. Yes, you read that correctly. Katie Kortman is as shocked as you are. She knows she is not the fashion designer people are used to seeing after 19 seasons of the show, but she also knows that, as her mom taught her, “different is good.” On this week's episode, we talk with Katie about her love for color, both literally and figuratively, and why she believes it is best to be yourself. "It's awesome to be different. Not everyone's the same. We want to stand out." Show Notes 2:09- 2018: The Year of the Goal 6:04- The Influence of Mothers 10:16- The International Church 14:20- Color Brings Joy 16:54- Creativity and Coping 20:36- Developing a Love for Sewing 24:33- Road to the Runway 35:12- Modesty 38:13- What Does It Mean To Be All In the Gospel of Jesus Christ? Find the full episode transcript at ldsliving.com/allin. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Graeme Raeburn, lead designer at UK-based Albion clothing, joins host Dan Cavallari to discuss current trends, future technologies and the hot potato subject of hi-vis fabrics and their effectiveness. Graeme was with Rapha from its early days, playing a major part in the aesthetic revolution we have witnessed since the company's formation in 2004. What next in the design world, plus the crucial areas of environmental impact, recycling and packaging? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's episode - we have Eugene Lumpkin - The Strategic DesignerEugene is a multi-disciplined multi-faceted designer that uses creativity and design thinking methodology to come up with innovative ideas to solve problems, not only fashion but social and ecological problems alike. Growing up in the Midwest, he completed his degree in Clothing Design from the University of Minnesota. He began designing private label collections for Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus, the Takashimaya department stores, and a signature collection for American designer Alexander Julian. He extended his portfolio of work into Canada and started his own label out of Italy. All this happened before landing in New Year city to further advance himself working for the world-renown Perry Ellis. Eugene and I met through our exclusive Global Executive Master's program studying strategic design and management at Parson School of Design. The unique opportunity has given Eugene the opportunity to envision, research, study, and design new sustainable business models in apparel that will help improve the lives of people and create more balance and well-being for our planet. Eugene and I instantly vibe as we are both passionate about sustainability and both talk about how to incorporate strategic design and design thinking as tools to revolutionize the fashion and apparel industry. We recorded this episode with Eugene from his studio, in Brussels Belgium,  Atelier Tens.You can follow Eugene's journey LinkedIn Eugene Lumpkin IG: Design Studio @ateliertens | @ateliertens Management Brand- MQC- Maison Quincaillerie | @maison_qc 

Dean Wahle is the founder and designer of the clothing brand Matik Boston. Dean is currently a rising-junior at Wake Forest University studying computer science. In this episode, we brew some Yunnan black and iron goddess tea to discuss the motivation, mindset, and process of pursuing a passion in entrepreneurship and clothing design. Dean shares the origin story of Matik Boston and his clothing production journey that started in the junior year of high school. When Dean started his journey in clothing production, he was so inspired by Kanye West and the streetwear culture, he decided to learn everything by doing! We also share our insights on The Alchemist, written by Paul Coelho, as the book has been a huge inspiration for Dean in pursuing his Personal Legend. Throughout quarantine, Dean had much time to self-reflect and he shares how he has become more spiritual and begun incorporating mindful practices such as meditation and tea in his life. MATIK X TO TEA TOGETHER Apparel Collaboration As part of the release for this episode, MATIK BOSTON and TO TEA TOGETHER has collaborated on an apparel line selling t-shirts and hoodies. The design philosophy of this collaboration depicts Steve (Matik mascot) pouring himself tea from a gaiwan. However, the tea is overflowing from the teacup because Steve is an AI robot that learns as he goes. Brewing tea is new to Steve therefore, he is bound to make mistakes. PURCHASE MATIK X TO TEA TOGETHER MERCH: https://matikboston.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toteatogether/message

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Kelly Alexander, the eldest of five siblings, was inquisitive from an early age. Having a thirst to make sense of a complex, even bewildering world, Kelly read a lot and searched for insight routinely. Learning has been a life-long source of awakening and inspiration. Faced with an ‘incurable’ disease at the age of 19—she rejected the Dr’s prognosis; at the onset of a second episode, and with a belief and intention that is rare at any age, she cured herself in less than 48 hours. Since that time, she sought out and found approaches to diet, health, social pressures, dating, and so on that revealed a depth of possibility not typically discussed or addressed in the public square. She worked as a clothing designer and patternmaker in the Los Angeles Fashion District for 25 years. Later, she pursued real estate investing and trading in the stock market. She embarked on a quest to become a more educated, empowered citizen financially, commercially, and politically. After a decade of legal research and some painful dealings with the IRS, she uncovered extraordinary secrets about the banking system, taxation, and American history. She applied those revelations in 2014 and has not owed income taxes since. As the founder of Great American Tax Remedy, it is now her passion and calling to liberate and empower others to do the same. Her creativity, sensitivity, curiosity, courage, and desire to access more and more of her potential as a human and spiritual being continue to shape and define her life. Learn more about Kelly Alexander on her website: https://www.mytaxremedy.com Watch the Episode 26 video  with Dan Mangena on our YouTube channel Moving To Oneness: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzEWKXR957EmpmXvG9YgbhwYou are invited to bring your wisdom and powerful energy over to our Fb group where you can share it with us and others. Feel welcomed and comforted in our community. https://www.facebook.com/groups/movingtooneness You can request a topic of your choice to be spoken about or a song to be sung for you on a future podcast. Just let us know. :) Follow us on: Twitter: https://twitter.com/MovingToOneness In Love and Light, Meilin & Denise  Are you interested to be on the podcast?Connect with us: meilin@movingtooneness.com

We Were Blessed to Be Gifted with The Owners of Rafael Manufacturing Based in Mexico. Bro Rafael X and Lareesha X This Powerful Couple is doing a phenomenal Job in Clothing Design and Building a Manufacturing Industry in Mexico. The Love From This Power Couple Just Jumped Through The Screen. We were even Blessed to meet their 6 Children with one more on the way. Tap In with us to be inspired, Motivated and uplifted. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mindsparkcreations/support

این هفته با بنفشه مقدم مدیر گروه طراحی پارچه و لباس در دانشگاه هنر گپ زدم. بنفشه از همکلاسی‌های قدیمیم در دانشگاه هنر بود. ما در مقطع کارشناسی در گرایش طراحی و چاپ پارچه تحصیل می‌کردیم. بنفشه بعد از پایان تحصیل به فرانسه رفت و در دانشگاه مارک بلوک واقع در شهر استراسبورگ به ادامه تحصیل در رشته هنرهای کاربردی پرداخت. بعد به تهران برگشت و وارد مسیر آموزش در دانشگاه هنر شد. چرا من فکر کردم این گپ و گفت می‌تونه جالب باشه: در واقع من یکی از اونایی بودم که این رشته رو در مقطع کارشناسی البته، با تصور اینکه طراحی لباسه انتخاب کردم و بعدها متوجه شدم این اشتباه هنوز رایجه. البته مقطع کارشناسی ارشد همین رشته، در دانشگاه هنرهمون طراحی پارچه و لباسه. بنابراین تصمیم گرفتم به بنفشه پیشنهاد بدم که این رشته، مواد درسیش و آنچه که دانشجو باهاش در دانشگاه مواجه می‌شه رو توی این پاذکست برامون شرح بده. که خوشبختانه با محبت زیادی که در دلش داشت قبول کرد. امیدوارم در آینده دوباره بتونیم قراری بذاریم که هم بیشتر به این مقطع کارشناسی ارشد(طراحی لباس ) و هم به سوال‌هایی که ممکنه به ذهن شنونده‌های پادکست برسه بپردازیم. بنفشه مقدم:" حالا ۱۵ سال هست که در دانشگاه محل تحصیل خودم ، مشغول تدریس هستم . البته روزهای خوب و بد زیادی داشتیم اما همچنان به آموزش این حرفه مشغول هستم ، تا زمانی که دیگر امکان تدریس نباشد ... ضمنا از سه استاد تشکر ویژه دارم : جمیله هاشمی یگانه ، لی لا ثمری و نادر فاطمی ، نگاه صحیح جستجوگر طراحانه و رنگ ساختن رو این سه نفر به ما یاد دادند ." انتخاب موزیک شروع از آرین دانش‌نژاد La femme d'rgent by air انتخاب موزیک پایان از بنفشه مقدم: End of rue des Cascades by Tiersen

Welcome to our watch through of Wonder Woman 1984 (2020)! This episode is our first non-Bond watch through, and we're sooo excited to share it! [And to find out how you all like it!]This episode is 100% Cool Girl Vibes. Alana reveals a crush (what's new?), Elma's favorite fashion montages will surprise you, Pedro Pascal is having the Best Year Ever, and that White Dress!!! All this and more in our first ever New Release action movie review! Would you describe your taste as Adult Fantasy?PS introducing our new rating system! We're trying it out, let us know what you think, and checkout the looks we discuss: @dressedtikillpod!*Warning, Minor Spoilers*Enjoy!TLDR: Style and Bond from a Feminist point of view. Hope you enjoy! Let us know what you think of the show! Outtakes, Photos, Action Cuties:instagram.com/DressedToKillPodtwitter.com/DTKpodElma - instagram.com/elmalingerieAlana - instagram.com/alanafickesAll inquiries:  dressedtokillpod@gmail.com

Luisa's in Zona Centro Puerto Vallarta offers lovely natural cotton clothing designs, hand painted clothing and tailoring on the premises. 

This episode describes how a home-based clothing designer and producer conceived her niche and comparative advantage in a market otherwise dominated by large labels. In her last months of maternity leave, Lysandra Weber tested an idea for starting a home-based business. Her work colleagues had regularly complimented her clothes, which she had made herself, and she wondered whether the interest would translate into sales. Well, it did. The test was such a success that Lysandra thought she could make a go of it, and she has never turned back. Six and a half years later, Geek Chic Fashion is a thriving business that Lysandra still runs from her home studio. She loves her work and stays closer to her young children and husband than would have been possible in the corporate world. In a business that is labor-intensive, fickle, and driven by short-lived trends, Lysandra has not been constrained by the small size of her enterprise. Instead, she has cultivated the trust of a loyal customer base. Maintaining full control of her business; using high-quality materials and innovative designs; providing outstanding customer service; and rooting her business in a core of ethical practices are some of the ingredients of success. Learn more about how Lysandra has employed these strategies to stay happy and grow her successful home-based business. You can find Lysandra's creations at https://geekchicclothing.com/ and follow her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/geekchicclothing/. For more information about the movement behind the podcast, visit our Facebook Group, at https://www.facebook.com/groups/350301745982098; follow us on Instagram, https://www.instagram.com/cotcup/, and check out examples of our guests' creations on Pinterest, https://www.pinterest.com/cotcup/boards/ 

Justin and I discuss how life influences his brand; Chromatique, interning at Cinematic Music Group/YRN and favorite memories of our college years. Beverage of choice: 420 Extra Pale Ale

Tyler Babiy (Social Made Local) on Content Creation, Shopify, Product Photography and Clothing Design Tyler Babiy is the founder of Social Made Local, an apparel company focused on engaging content creators and designers to create community. In this episode Tyler shares content creation and E-Commerce insights, the process of setting up a Shopify store and connecting it to Instagram's Shoppable photo feature, as well as the ins and outs of product photography. Listen in and learn the origin story of Social Made Local and all the details of creating and distributing clothing online! Social Made Local: https://socialmadelocal.ca/ Watch and learn more on my YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5_ENK1C1809WD9HHLykh-g

After relocating to Pittsburgh with her husband, it didn’t take long for Hannah Lane Critzer to realize her dream of owning a local business within walking distance from her home. HLane Dry Goods & Coffee is a modern, industrial-rustic coffee and dry goods store located in the Swissvale neighborhood. Stocked with distinctive, local items and vintage merchandise and clothing, it’s also a visual and experiential representation of Hannah’s vibrant personality. Inside, the coffee bar serves as a central hub for building relationships and community among the shop’s many loyal patrons.HLane Dry Goods & Coffee evokes a feeling of nostalgia, and its onsite tailoring and seamstress services are reminiscent of the bygone era of the general store. It has quickly become a popular destination for enjoying a refreshment or browsing the merchandise while waiting for a fitting. Hannah’s expert training and experience in costume design and upcycled clothing allow her to offer unique and customized options to her customers.If you have any questions or if you’d like to chat, you can reach me at my contact info below. The purpose of this podcast is to share ideas, inspire action, and build a stronger small business community here in Pittsburgh. So please say hello, tell me what you think, and let me know how I’m doing. It means a ton!YOU CAN REACH ME AT:Podcast: https://www.proprietorsofpittsburgh.comWebsite: https://www.thestartupshoppe.net/podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/proprietorsofpittsburghpodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/proprietorsofpittsburghpodcastLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darinvilanoPhone: 412-336-8247YOU CAN REACH HANNAH LANE CRITZER AT:Website: https://www.hlanedrygoods.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/hlanedrygoodsandcoffeeFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/HLaneDryGoodsPhone: 412-287-8349

White Plains resident Fatiha Makloufi discusses her inspiration for starting a clothing design business in New York City as well as her connection to a long lineage of independent seamstresses in Algeria, her place of origin. This interview was recorded on February 10th, 2020 at ArtsWestchester in White Plains, NY. Born and raised in Dublin, Ireland, Regina Farrell-Fagan reflects on her grandmother's rag rugs, her passion for embroidery, and and the history of lace in Irish and Irish-American communities. This interview was recorded on February 20th, 2020, at the Clay Arts Center in Port Chester, NY. For podcast audio with images go to ArtsW's YouTube ChannelMusic: https://www.purple-planet.comSupport the show (https://www.artswestchester.org/donate/)

In this episode I interview Fern Lippert. Fern is the Lead 3D Apparel Development Specialist at Browzwear, she’s a clothing designer, a teacher, a champion for good practices concerning the health of our planet, and a good friend of mine. In this episode we talk about the art of clothing design, the art of teaching abstract concepts, and how we as a human collective are poisoning the planet through our choices in what we wear. You can connect with Fern on Instagram @fern_at_the_disco

Tonya is an artist a muralist a craft person. If you are in Silverton Oregon and you see a Mural it's highly likely that Tonya either painted it or has worked on it. Tonya is always doing five things at once from jewelry to Art to murals to yoga pants. Garland loves his friends. Thank you Tonya --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gary-fox2/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gary-fox2/support

This ambitious textile designer expanded her business into a retail shop right before the coronavirus hit—how is she adapting? Side Hustle School features a new episode EVERY DAY, featuring detailed case studies of people who earn extra money without quitting their job. This year, the show includes free guided lessons and listener Q&A several days each week.   Share: #SideHustleSchool Show notes: SideHustleSchool.com Twitter: @chrisguillebeau Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Neil wants you to stop bringing plastic into the mountains. Living and working in the mountains for the last 18 years has meant that he's worn just about every conceivable 'technical' fabric in the wildest weather. Cocooning himself in fabrics designed to create a barrier against the elements simply doesn't work in the long-term. McNair's clever, enhanced Merino keeps you comfortable and still in touch with the elements. Plus it's natural, sustainable and effective. It's a non-plastic jacket.Neil has been a British Snowboard Trainer for over 12 years and during this time he has held the elected position BASI Snowboard Director for 2 full terms. McNair shirts is a passion that co-exists with his Snowboarding. He was born and raised during his informative years in Scotland, home is now the French Alps with his daughter.—Recorded live at the global event in Cardigan, west Wales in 2015.Watch Neil's full talk here: www.thedolectures.com/talks/neil-mcnair-how-nature-inspires-better-clothing-design

What are the behind the scenes of a successful, local clothing brand? Erica Becker knows the ins and outs after being around clothing design since she was a little girl. After studying fashion in college and working in the industry, she knew that what she was meant to do was design her own athleisure brand. When you mix passion with knowledge and experience, anything is possible. Follow Erica and her brand Voxn! @voxnclothing @the_funny_ceo www.voxnclothing.com Let's Connect! @whatthebleeppodcast www.whatthebleeppodcast.com www.facebook.com/whatthebleeppodcast

Yet another enlightening episode with my main man Jonny from HY$TE Studios! Jonny started HY$TE in 2017 and has taken his vision to the streetwear community. We get into his influences, favorite designers, and how HY$TE Studios all started Be sure to stay updated with Jonny and his work! Website: http://hystelove.com Social Media: @HY$TESTUDIOS Do NOT miss out on the action: @chvnnel.t on Instagram @t.abu.z on Instagram @tabuzofficial on Twitter @TareqAbuZaineh on Periscope Production: Ali Sharif instagram: @lemmemixyoshit Soundcloud: Looushh Music: Fire Mami - 33 https://soundcloud.com/33three/fire-mami --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/channel-t/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/channel-t/support

Nikki Garcia is the real deal. She designs, she cuts, she sews. Her San Francisco based brand, First Rite, is a tailored, but earthy... structured, but flowy... effortless, but considered. It's everything.Learn about Nikki's journey from drawing characters to designing a clothing line, her creative process, and the steps it takes to release seasonal collections. Spoiler Alert: I'm in awe of her work ethic.Shop the First Rite at ANOMIE–Follow First Rite on InstagramShe Seems Cool is presented by ANOMIE – we sell nice things online 24/7 and in San Francisco at 2149 Union Street.

This week I chat to the wonderful Katie Trickett Katie Trickett is a sideshow, circus and variety performer living in the UK. She likes shoes, tattoos, small dogs and cake! Katie has a degree in Clothing Design and Technology and was set for a life in the fashion industry until a magician asked her to cover a show for his wife as an assistant and her passion for magic and performance began. After two years working in illusions and assisting several UK magicians Katie decided to learn her own magic, specialising in creating her own stage acts and close up magic.  The jump into the world of sideshow came in 2011 with some escapology shows and being part of a team recreating original 1950s sideshows. Sideshow performance is on a completely different level to magic as all the stunts are genuine and require high levels of natural skill to complete them. These shows are full of real danger, excitement, mind boggling wonders and sometimes a little squeamish in parts but are all round fun and a great flash back at traditional alternative performance.   For more information visit: Website: Katietrickett.co.uk Facebook: KatieTrickett Twitter: Katietricky Instragram: Katie Tricky

Gwendolynne Burkin is part of an exciting generation of Australian fashion designer that came up a the late 90s independent fashion boom time alongside alum such as Akira Isagowa and Lisa Gorman. But since then, a lot has changed in the Australian Fashion industry. Many of the names defined that period - how we dressed, what our high streets looked like, and the way Australian style was defined in the eyes of the world - have disappeared due to influences like highly competitive off-shore production, and inevitable defeat of online shopping by fast-fashion and overseas mega-brands. For Gwendolynne to still be in business 21 years later is a small miracle, due mainly to a series of creative business reinventions. I wanted to talk to Gwendolynne about what it was like coming up in that era of promise - and how she has managed to continuously adapt and evolve within her industry in order to do what she loves. This is a great episode for anyone who is looking to start their own business - especially one based around artisanal skill set. When you ARE 'the machine’ at the centre of your business - how do you ensure that you are taking care of your biggest asset? For some creatives, neglecting wellbeing for the sake of heightened productivity may mean you are getting results at the cost of your health. You need to ensure you are supporting your passion - not just creatively but also physically, mentally, nutritionally and with rest. It’s up to you to take care of your greatest asset. 

Dig at the roots of disruptive fashion design. Michelle interviews designer and hypercreative Bianca Cooper, who unearths the secrets to eliminating expectation and achieving artistic liberation. The creative silhouettes and designs in Bianca's clothing line, Biyunka, are inspired by everything from nature, texture and contrast, to the depths of metaphysics and the continuum. Listen to find out how Bianca's fascination with profound existential concepts offers her a chance at artistic immortality.

In this episode of the Caribbean Mentors podcast I speak with Johann Mohammed. In the earlier part of his life he had to face many struggles and life threatening situations due to his addiction to drugs. However, even though he was down and most persons counted him out…he was not defeated and was determined to take back his life from drugs. Today he runs his own business called African Ark Jewelry and Clothing Design.

Chances are that you've seen the Girls with Guns logo while cruising through any of the major outdoor sporting goods retailers.  Would you like to hear the back story? We did too!  So we found the founders of the business to hear how they developed the Girls with Guns style, grew their brand, and how they produce some of the most popular designer lady's outdoor clothing in the country.    We talk some deer hunting too (as we always do), learn where they want to take their business and their hunts, and we discuss their latest adventure- Universal Huntress TV! HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS: Get Your Buck Named for $59.99 Calling Wayland Langford and the Goal Post Buck Jay and Dusty are Celebritites? The Story Behind the Name Brand Girls with Guns The Fashion Apparel Company and Cool Camo Making Camo Looks Amazing A Vision and an Idea with Growing Pains Getting a Brand to Go Viral Jen and Norissa's Bucket List (to be on the Big Buck Podcast) If Steve Rinella can do it, So Can You California, Hunting, Fishing, and the Great Outdoors Developing a Line of Clothing from Real Estate Super Fashion Diva and the Redneck It Doesn't Really Feel Like Work $2500, a Garage, and an Embroidery Machine South Africa AND Canada too Fake it 'Til You Make It, School of Hard Knocks Thug Rednecks, Blood Sweat Tears Getting a Loan, NOT, Growing Fast, Answering Demand From Clothing to Television Crazy Kathy, and Africa Hunting Universal Huntress TV Honorary Prostaff Member- Sarah Palin and Shutting Down the Website with Orders Outfitters to Editors to Rodeo Girls to Wake Boarders, GWG is Universal Memorable Deer Hunt from Jen Conservation VS Trophies For Each Other, NOT Against Jana Waller is AWESOME What Were You Wearing 8 Years Ago? Hand Knives, Toliet Paper, and Optics Sportman's Channel, Monday 8pm Sportsman's Warehouse and Cabelas Taking OVER THE WORLD!   Our APP: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/app Help Support This Show: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/pledge FEEDBACK HOTLINE: 724-613-2825 REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE on iTUNES and Stitcher: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/itunes www.BigBuckRegistry.com/stitcher Want to Know When the Next Big Buck Podcast is Released? Then Join the Club: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/huntmail Submit A Buck: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/mybuck Be a Guest: Guests@BigBuckRegistry.com Share for Share: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/s4s Facebook: www.Facebook.com/bigbuckregistry Twitter: www.twitter.com/bigbuckregistry Feedback:Feedback@BigBuckRegistry.com Also find us on these fine networks:  Blubrry Libsyn TuneIn  CREDITS: This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

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Ned Hutchinson is the chief product designer at Mountain Khakis, and he also has an extensive background designing other outdoor products, most notably at Cloudveil. Don't miss his insight into how and why your outdoor clothes get made.

Erin Braxton has spent most of her life perfecting the art of shopping. Along the way, she developed a soft spot for pajamas and loungewear. But whenever she went shopping to update her loungewear collection, she noticed an annoyingly consistent trend: sexy and comfy do not coexist. Comfortable pieces are boxy, shapeless and hide the body. Sexy pieces are often complicated, difficult to put on (let alone take off!), and physically constricting. Erin wondered why women had to accept this compromise. Why can’t women be sexy and comfortable at the same time? Yes, women want to look beautiful for themselves and for their significant other. But why sacrifice personal comfort for that special someone’s attention? The truth is, a woman is sexiest when she’s comfortable in her own skin.This is when Erin vowed to change the age-old ‘comfy-or-sexy’ ultimatum. She put pencil to paper, and found the middle ground between flannel jammies and lacy teddies. In 2003, she founded Erin Braxton, LLC and created a line of loungewear and sleepwear that truly understands what women are looking for – comfort, fashion-conscious style, sexiness and durability. The Erin Braxton luxury boutique line is a new option for women - soft, breathable cotton and modal loungewear in chic designs and colors that are trendy in the bedroom, and luxuriously comfortable just lounging around the house or running around town. Her line is currently sold in spas, resorts and specialty boutiques across the country.

Erin Braxton has spent most of her life perfecting the art of shopping. Along the way, she developed a soft spot for pajamas and loungewear. But whenever she went shopping to update her loungewear collection, she noticed an annoyingly consistent trend: sexy and comfy do not coexist. Comfortable pieces are boxy, shapeless and hide the body. Sexy pieces are often complicated, difficult to put on (let alone take off!), and physically constricting. Erin wondered why women had to accept this compromise. Why can’t women be sexy and comfortable at the same time? Yes, women want to look beautiful for themselves and for their significant other. But why sacrifice personal comfort for that special someone’s attention? The truth is, a woman is sexiest when she’s comfortable in her own skin.This is when Erin vowed to change the age-old ‘comfy-or-sexy’ ultimatum. She put pencil to paper, and found the middle ground between flannel jammies and lacy teddies. In 2003, she founded Erin Braxton, LLC and created a line of loungewear and sleepwear that truly understands what women are looking for – comfort, fashion-conscious style, sexiness and durability. The Erin Braxton luxury boutique line is a new option for women - soft, breathable cotton and modal loungewear in chic designs and colors that are trendy in the bedroom, and luxuriously comfortable just lounging around the house or running around town. Her line is currently sold in spas, resorts and specialty boutiques across the country.

How to Transfer your marking from Part 1 onto paper This tutorial explains how to transfer your marking, from Part 1, to create your block.

How to Transfer your marking from Part 1 onto paper This tutorial explains how to transfer your marking, from Part 1, to create your block.

How to drape the front and back bodice This tutorial explains how to drape the front and back bodice on your dress form.

How to drape the front and back bodice This tutorial explains how to drape the front and back bodice on your dress form.

Wendy Weiss is a professor of Textiles, Clothing & Design at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Related LinksWendy Weiss BioDepartment of Textiles, Clothing & Design