Podcasts about it's fashion week

Zupé, Rizz and Beks are joined by a special guest, Jonah, a model who breaks down the industry and his route into modelling. They also discuss an eventful couple of weeks for the London scene, including the OFB - Tion Wayne Dubai situation. Please note that at the time of recording, accusations regarding Dutchavelli allegedly grooming minors hadn’t come out yet, we’d like to make it clear that the tone of the conversation around his phone being hacked would have been very different if it had. Instagram: @Loudest_Pod Twitter: @Loudest_ITRPod

It's Fashion Week on Gossip Girl, so how do Eric and Emily cover an event so big? By welcoming a surprise guest to the pod. Get into it!

COMMENT:So it's fashion week this month FYI, and in keeping with how woke we are these days, there are calls for diversity among the models, and ethical sustainable fashion.Who saw that coming? Possibly all of us.It's hard to see this as more than tokenism because we know the bulk of the models will still be skinny minnies with cheekbones, and that much of fashion these days is still fast – which means unsustainable.But it doesn't mean Kiwi designers aren't making an effort and that's to be applauded.But I also think we should be able to enjoy fashion for art's sake without freaking out about having to be overtly environmentally friendly with every single stitch on every single garment.I mean it is after all, Fashion Week.It will come with a long line of fancy invites and PR boxes and goodie bags, not all of which will be saving the trees.There will be people travelling from all over to watch the shows, not all of whom are coming by bike worrying about their carbon footprint.There will be drinks and canapes on offer maybe with paper straws and on biodegradable bamboo plates but I wouldn't bet on it. There will be buckets of makeup and hairspray used, let's hope most of it's chemical free, organic and not tested on animals, but again, I have my doubts.I like that Fashion Week is aiming for all this eco-friendly stuff, but I also like that Fashion Week is about just that – fashion.And if the focus gets diverted from that too much, and instead onto which designer used recyclable bamboo in their garments, then do we lose the chutzpah of it all?Can we have high fashion glossy and sassy enough to make international headlines and cut through if the focus is on the back panel of a dress which was sewn with vegan fabric? Or is that likely to be more headline news these days than the fashion itself?Is popping a diverse model into a biodegradable fabric garment enough?Or is it hypocritical if the garment was whipped up by a machinist in a sweat shop on below the minimum wage?How much of an effort is enough? And how much is just green washing?I actually think we can be really proud in New Zealand of how much our designers have embraced sustainability.And bear in mind it's at great cost to them to do so.The noise-makers say ethical fashion is the most important thing, but does the mass market at any mall on any given Saturday stop to check whether the t-shirt was made in China or not, before they buy it? Really?Does whether you purchase or not depend on whether the cotton's organic? I doubt it.So as all the Fashion Week stories flood in this month about how sustainable, ethical and diverse everything is, that's to be commended sure.But let's also remember it's called Fashion Week, because essentially, it is about the fashion.

It's Fashion Week in Paris. The crowd is dressed to the nines, champagne but a reach away and gorgeous people are strutting their stuff down the runway. Please disregard the corpse the models are stepping over. The gang's all here with a continued discussion of Assassin's Creed: Origins and Hitman, roguelikes and disagreements over the End is Nigh. Also discussed: New Year's Resolutions (or lack thereof), Arcade sticks, Paladins: Battlegrounds and free games. Outro: The Hollow Howl from Enter the Gungeon OST https://doseone.bandcamp.com/album/enter-the-gungeon-original-soundtrack 2v1podcast.com Send your questions, qomments or qoncerns to: feedback@2v1podcast.com Youtube: bit.ly/2mU2cZs Twitter/Instagram/Facebook: @2v1Podcast iTunes: apple.co/1IaaKUU

There's a new app that brings crowdsourcing to grocery shopping, Google now helps you shop the look from your favorite fashion bloggers, and Tommy Hilfiger is sending styles from the runway straight to you. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brickdatacast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brickdatacast/support

It's Fashion Week, Night Vale's hippest event. Who will be spared from the sphere? Plus, ongoing investigations into the disappearances at the Shambling Orphan housing development, an update on the opera house, and an important News announcement. Weather: "Evelyn" by Kim Tillman & Silent Films (thekimtillman.com & silent films) Music: Disparition, disparition.info Logo: Rob Wilson, robwilsonwork.com. Produced by Night Vale Presents. Written by Joseph Fink & Jeffrey Cranor. Narrated by Cecil Baldwin. More Info: welcometonightvale.com, and follow @NightValeRadio on Twitter or Facebook.

It's Solid Cat Time! This week's Slumber Party of Podcasts is totally unplanned; seriously, D-mo and Val did zero planning for this show, and we can't really tell. To start, Val pulls "a Shasta." We question the legitimacy of Urban Tarzan, as a chimp is hopped up on scissor. We look older than our age. It's Fashion Week, with all that that entails. We spitz on some Eau de Toast, 'cause hey, bread is beautiful. D-mo smells like rye bread. We spend too much timing linking bread and sex. It's National Taco Day. Driving damages ovaries. We've got broccoli-theme soccer jerseys. Project Runway reviews and picks. There's syrup in Sexytime. If older women on the prowl are "cougars," older Mexican women on the prowl are "jaguars." We despise the fast food upsell. Athens is crowd-sourcing dinner. WickedCon is coming. And yes, we're still drinking your tears. #sadturtle

Bill gets made over. The gang talks about their shameful fashion fads. All that and more in this episode.

It's Fashion Week in New York. Seven days when everyone who live, works, or even vacations in Manhattan, is required to don their very best haute coture duds...

It's Fashion Week in New York. Seven days when everyone who live, works, or even vacations in Manhattan, is required to don their very best haute coture duds...