Podcasts about tamsin blanchard

Pour vous abonner à la newsletter de Nouveau Modèle : https://www.nouveaumodelepodcast.com/newsletter   Cette semaine je reçois l’activiste Samia Larouiche…fille d’un père professeur d’histoire géographie au Maroc, et d’une mère qui lui a transmis l’amour du vêtement et le sens de l’esthétique. Comme me l’a dit Samia, sa mère lui confectionnait les plus beaux déguisements de carnaval de toute l’école, et elle fut un modèle de force à travers son histoire et toutes les valeurs qu’elle incarnait. La passion de Samia pour la mode est ainsi née très tôt… mais elle s’est aussi rapidement demandé comment allier ses valeurs éthiques avec une industrie qui peut exploiter et gaspiller.  Je ne sais pas si vous vous souvenez mais lors de la dernière Fashion week de Paris, une activiste a infiltré le défilé de Dior, pour dénoncer les pratiques de l’industrie textile. Elle faisait partie de l’organisation XR Fashion Action France, lancée par Samia en avril, une branche de l’organisation engagée née au Royaume Uni.  Avec Samia on a parlé d’activisme, du groupe Extinction Rebellion et de culpabilité.  Je vous souhaite une très belle écoute !  ----- Références :  Documentaire « Une vérité qui dérange » d’Al Gore  « Green is the New Black: How to Change the World with Style » de Tamsin Blanchard. Episode avec Nayla Ajaltouni du Collectif Ethique sur l’étiquette : https://smartlink.ausha.co/nouveau-modele-1/episode-48-nayla-ajaltouni-la-force-de-la-mobilisation-citoyenne  Episode sur la situation des Ouïghour·es : https://smartlink.ausha.co/nouveau-modele-1/dilnur-reyhan-alerter-sur-la-situation-des-ouighour-es  Initiative comme le Fashion Pact : https://thefashionpact.org/?lang=fr  Reportage à la Casa 93 : https://smartlink.ausha.co/nouveau-modele-1/2-sur-la-route-de-la-casa93  Extinction Rebellion  XR Fashion France  Blog wa (off) : http://www.wa-off.com   Site de Nouveau Modèle : https://www.nouveaumodelepodcast.com/  Instagram de Nouveau Modèle : https://www.instagram.com/nouveaumodele.podcast/ -----  Mixage : Thomas Lenglain 

We continue our debate about sustainability in fashion, asking what we can each do to help make a difference when it comes to buying our clothes. Recorded in the Knightsbridge store of Harvey Nichols, Cara Smyth of the Fair Fashion Centre and fashion journalist Tamsin Blanchard join Deborah Bee. "Buy less, choose well, make it last" - Vivienne Westwood

Cara Smyth of the Fair Fashion Centre and fashion journalist Tamsin Blanchard join Deborah Bee to discuss the power of brands and shoppers alike to help reduce waste, pollution and unethical practices in the fashion industry.  “Fashion brands need to start opening up and sharing what is going on, because if they don't know what is happening in their supply chains they can't fix it.” – Tamsin Blanchard

2019 will be the year that sustainability truly goes mainstream in the fashion industry. Christian Ward talks to author Tamsin Blanchard and Stylus’ Director of Product Emily Gordon-Smith about who is driving the change and how brands and retailers can keep apace. 

“Uniform Attitude” by Tamsin Blanchard In this episode of the TANK magazine podcast, Tamsin Blanchard goes inside the world of Joseph's creative director, Louise Trotter.

In conversation with Phoebe English Phoebe English, the award-winning fashion designer, talks to Tamsin Blanchard about her Deptford studio, choosing a career in fashion and designing her spring/summer 2017 collection.

In conversation with Ashish Gupta Ashish Gupta, the London-based fashion designer, talks to Tamsin Blanchard about his spring/summer 2017, Brexit and cultural appropriation.

“The Big Blue” by Tamsin Blanchard In this episode of the TANK magazine podcast, Tamsin Blanchard reads from her essay, “The Big Blue”, which looks at the reinvention of the world's most iconic textile

“Children of the Revolution” by Tamsin Blanchard In this episode of the TANK magazine podcast, Tamsin Blanchard examines how fashion is in the midst of a seismic generational shift.

“Uniform Attitude” by Tamsin Blanchard In this episode of the TANK magazine podcast, Tamsin Blanchard goes inside the world of Joseph's creative director, Louise Trotter.

In conversation with Phoebe English Phoebe English, the award-winning fashion designer, talks to Tamsin Blanchard about her Deptford studio, choosing a career in fashion and designing her spring/summer 2017 collection.

In conversation with Ashish Gupta Ashish Gupta, the London-based fashion designer, talks to Tamsin Blanchard about his spring/summer 2017, Brexit and cultural appropriation.

“The Big Blue” by Tamsin Blanchard In this episode of the TANK magazine podcast, Tamsin Blanchard reads from her essay, “The Big Blue”, which looks at the reinvention of the world's most iconic textile

“Children of the Revolution” by Tamsin Blanchard In this episode of the TANK magazine podcast, Tamsin Blanchard examines how fashion is in the midst of a seismic generational shift.

The first episode in the 3-part podcast series from Fashion Revolution - “Who Made My Clothes?” asks us to consider the stories behind what we wear, and introduces an ambitious research project that collects data from garment workers around the world. Tamsin Blanchard talks to Fashion Revolution’s Head of Policy Sarah Ditty, Dr Mark Anner, Penn State professor and Director of the Center for Global Workers’ Rights, Ethical Trading Initiative’s Debbie Coulter and Kalpona Akter, former child garment worker and Bangladeshi union activist, to examine garment worker’s collective voice in affecting change, the obstacles that make unionisation a challenge, and the progress being made. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.