Podcasts about vogue fashion

My guest today is a woman whose style I have admired for a very long time.To quote the fashion journalist Jess Cartner-Morley, fashion director, stylist and curator Lucinda Chambers has the kind of style you just can't buy. And, like many other women, I've certainly tried. Lucinda has worked in the fashion industry for more than three decades. For 25 years she was fashion director of British Vogue, as well as creative consultant to brands ranging from Prada and Marni to H&M and River Island. Five years ago, she left Vogue in the kind of blaze that will be familiar to many midlife women who intentionally or otherwise put a bomb under everything. She went on to co-found Collagerie, a digital platform that curates, frankly, lovely things that range in price from the very affordable to the very much not. TBH I took one look at Collagerie's site and practically handed over the keys to my bank account.Lucinda joined me from her beautiful toasty TV room to tell me why being pushed out of Vogue was a blessing and the joy of embracing BIG change in her 50s. We also discussed the difference between drive and ambition, why you can't be stylish if you're not comfortable and how to put some colour confidence in your wardrobe.• If you loved this episode, you might also like my conversations with India Knight and Times Fashion Director Anna Murphy. * You can buy all the books mentioned in this podcast at The Shift bookshop on Bookshop.org, including the book that inspired this podcast, The Shift: how I lost and found myself after 40 - and you can too, by me.* And if you'd like to support the work that goes into making this podcast and get a weekly newsletter plus loads more content including exclusive transcripts of the podcast, why not join The Shift community, come and have a look around at www.theshiftwithsambaker.substack.com• The Shift (on life after 40) with Sam Baker is created and hosted by Sam Baker and edited by Juliette Nicholls @ Pineapple Audio Production. If you enjoyed this podcast, please rate/review/follow as it really does help other people find us. And let me know what you think on twitter @sambaker or instagram @theothersambaker. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

British Vogue's editor-in-chief Edward Enninful has announced he's stepping down. But why? In the world of high fashion, was his downfall the result of style over substance, rumours of diva-like behaviour or was he simply ahead of his time? And how did the rumoured power struggle between new-blood Enninful and old-guard Anna Wintour play out?This podcast was brought to you thanks to the support of readers of The Times and The Sunday Times. Subscribe today: thetimes.co.uk/storiesofourtimes. Guest: John Arlidge, senior business writer, The Sunday Times.Host: Manveen Rana.Clips: Vogue, Conde Nast; HBO; BBC; The Devil Wears Prada, David Frankel, © 20th Century Fox 2006; NBC; CBS; Washington Post; CNN; Variety; iHeartMedia, The Breakfast Club; Wall Street Millennial. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Crystal Frazier is a one of a kind educator and a leader in the Hip Hop industry.  Our talk revolved around the history of Hip Hop and how the genre is now being recognized on the collegiate level.  We hope you enjoy our talk with Professor Crystal Frazier!Crystal Frazier, a native of New Jersey, holds an Associate Degree in dance from The University of the Arts and a Master of Fine Arts in choreography from Jacksonville University. Currently, she is a director for Dancers Inc. competition and convention in N.J and has recently been promoted to the title of Associate Professor of Hip Hop at Point Park University.Frazier is a former senior member with the world-renowned Rennie Harris Puremovement (RHPM). She has performed and taught nationally and internationally with RHPM, including in the Middle East and Central Asia. She is also the former co-founder of “Montazh,” an all-female Hip Hop dance company based in Philadelphia, Pa., and former co-founder of Hope College's H2 dance company.Frazier's industry performance credits include: MTV and BET, VH1's Vogue Fashion awards, BET awards, Italy tour with Kathy Sledge, Nike All-Star showcase, among others. She was the featured dancer and choreographer for Grammy Award-winning artist Jill Scott's “Big Beautiful Tour." On film, she made an appearance in the movie Beloved, TV show Monk as well as in commercials. Recently, she was a part of a tour for the Dance International Workshop program teaching fundamentals of Hip Hop street dance in Nagoya, Osaka, Fukuoka and Tokyo.  Thank you for listening Jam Fam! Make sure you follow us across social media and don't forget to like and subscribe anywhere you listen to your favorite podcasts!Facebook: JAM Joe and Michelle's Dance PodcastInstagram: jam_dance_podcastTwitter: @jamdancepodcastEmail: jamdancepodcast@gmail.com

My guest on this episode is my dear friend, top fashion illustrator Nuno da Costa. Born in London to Portuguese parents, he opted to leave studying Modern Languages and Hispanic and Latin American cultural at uni to pursue his first love of art, choosing a career in fashion illustration. HIs love of fashion photography and collaborating with hair and make up artists in the fashion industry, has allowed him to create a singular style of illustration that he has now become famous for. Now residing in Portugal he is the current Official Illustrator to Vogue Portugal, and is the first illustrator in over a decade to be given a Vogue Cover with his work.

A fantastic episode with TWO incredible artists - Crystal Frazier and James Washington ManningCrystal Frazier, a native of New Jersey, holds an Associate Degree in dance from The University of the Arts and a Master of Fine Arts in choreography from Jacksonville University. Currently, she is a director for Dancers Inc. competition and convention in N.J.Frazier is a former senior member with the world-renowned Rennie Harris Puremovement (RHPM). She has performed and taught nationally and internationally with RHPM, including in the Middle East and Central Asia. She is also the former co-founder of “Montazh,” an all-female Hip Hop dance company based in Philadelphia, Pa., and former co-founder of Hope College's H2 dance company.Frazier's industry performance credits include: MTV and BET, VH1's Vogue Fashion awards, BET awards, Italy tour with Kathy Sledge, Nike All-Star showcase, among others. She was the featured dancer and choreographer for Grammy Award-winning artist Jill Scott's “Big Beautiful Tour." On film, she made an appearance in the movie Beloved, TV show Monk as well as in commercials. Recently, she was a part of a tour for the Dance International Workshop program teaching fundamentals of Hip Hop street dance in Nagoya, Osaka, Fukuoka and Tokyo. James (Washington) Manning, a native of Rochester, NY graduated from the Conservatory at Point Park University, earning his Bachelor of Arts degree in dance. His choreography credits include Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, Slippery Rock University, Cleveland School of the Arts, Houston Met Too Youth Company, Netflix and Lifetime Television. James was the male recipient of the “Brazzy Award” given for outstanding achievement in the field of dance.James is a proud member of Actors Equity Association, former faculty member on Revel Dance Convention, Millennium Dance Complex PGH, Westinghouse Arts Academy and is thrilled to be the Dance Department Chair at Pittsburgh CAPA - the 6-12 Performing Arts Magnet School within Pittsburgh Public Schools. We are so excited to share with you an episode full of insight, humor and insight into the dance world.  We hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed recording this show

A One hour Dj Set recorded at The Vogue Fashion Night Out in Paris (September 2010) Tracklisting : The Jasper Street Company - Another Day Eddie Matos - Graceful Cerrone - Paradise (Joey Negro Edit) Roy Ayers - Sugars (Joey Negro Edit) Julien Jabre - Same and Better Outwork - Up and Down (Babylon Mix) Dj Gregory - Dont Know Malendro Kojak - Tell Me (Bibi Remis) Barely Breakin Even (Bobby and Steve remix) GQ - Make My Dreams reality Joey Negro - Cant Get High Without You Taana Gardner - Paradise Express (Gome’s Tribute Vocal Mix) Cerrone - Tattoo Woman (Jamie Lewis Remix)

Is sustainable fashion elitist? Does fashion contribute to poor body image and eating disorders by perpetuating a single, unattainable beauty ideal? What can we do about fashion's diversity problem? How do we, as consumers of fashion, navigate all this? "You can’t do it all at the moment,” says this week's guest. “You have to make choices based on your values and those are your personal ethics.” Sass Brown is an English designer, educator and the author of Eco Fashion. For many years, Sass taught at FIT in New York. She was the Founding Dean of the Dubai Institute of Design and Innovation (DIDI). She has purple hair, is a dedicated thrifter and has her shoes made by hand. But actually, this is not an interview about a life in fashion... In this conversation, we focus on how fashion shapes our collective image, and how and why we allow it to dictate culture, and often get it so wrong.    

This week on the Electric Runway podcast, we're continuing our conversation on avatars and digital representation with Ebbe Altberg, the CEO of Linden Lab, the company behind Second Life. In case you're not familiar with it, Second Life is an online virtual world created in 2002. Today, approximately one million people log in regularly to play. What we were interested in—and the reason we reached out to Ebbe—is to learn more about how fashion, retail and commerce work in Second Life, as we're increasingly fascinated with virtual clothing and virtual shopping. We were also curious to learn more about Sansar, Linden Lab’s foray into social virtual reality.Ebbe's conversation with fashion futurist Amanda Cosco explores what we can extrapolate about the future of fashion and culture by looking at how people behave in online games today, including how they dress, where they shop, and where their clothes come from.

Imagínense este escenario: un día completo dedicado a las compras, con música de fondo, una copa de champagne y la compañía del #TeamVogue.

Imagínense este escenario: un día completo dedicado a las compras, con música de fondo, una copa de champagne y la compañía del #TeamVogue.

Kate Darvill lives an incredibly fashionable life. It just takes a bloody lot of work to get there. With four children under four, that's a lot of sticky fingers on your designer threads. Kate shares how motherhood made her better at her job, how she gets four kids to bed and the secret to kid-proof dressing (hint: it involves a lot of black and baby wipes.) And yes, she shares a glimpse inside the glamorous world of the Vogue offices. It's voyeurism at its most stylish.  Show notes Your host is Alissa Warren This podcast was produced by Rachel Wagner for the Mamamia Podcast Network.  Executive Producer of Podcasts is Monique Bowley Head of Entertainment is Holly Wainwright. Please give this show a rating on iTunes and leave a review; it helps more people to find it! You can buy any book mentioned on our podcasts from iBooks at apple.co/mamamia, where you can also subscribe to all our other shows in one place. Let us know what you thought of this show or suggest another guest via email podcast@mamamia.com.au tweet us @mamamiapodcasts or join the conversation on facebook.

Kate Darvill lives an incredibly fashionable life. It just takes a bloody lot of work to get there. With four children under four, that's a lot of sticky fingers on your designer threads. Kate shares how motherhood made her better at her job, how she gets four kids to bed and the secret to kid-proof dressing (hint: it involves a lot of black and baby wipes.) And yes, she shares a glimpse inside the glamorous world of the Vogue offices. It's voyeurism at its most stylish. Show notes Your host is Alissa Warren This podcast was produced by Rachel Wagner for the Mamamia Podcast Network. Executive Producer of Podcasts is Monique Bowley Head of Entertainment is Holly Wainwright. Please give this show a rating on iTunes and leave a review; it helps more people to find it! You can buy any book mentioned on our podcasts from iBooks at apple.co/mamamia, where you can also subscribe to all our other shows in one place. Let us know what you thought of this show or suggest another guest via email podcast@mamamia.com.au tweet us @mamamiapodcasts or join the conversation on facebook.Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After the collapse of the USSR, Vogue Magazine launched in Russia in 1998. But it was a difficult beginning for the glossy fashion publication as the country was in the middle of an economic crisis at the time. Aliona Doletskaya was the first editor in chief, and she told Rebecca Kesby how she wanted to represent the best of Russian design as well as bring the West to Russians. (Photo: Russian top model Natalia Vodianova holds up a T-shirt decorated with her portrait in front of a poster of her at the Vogue Fashion's Night Out in Moscow. Credit: Yuri Kochetkov/EPA)

#VFNO An ‘out of the ordinary' evening for Milan when spotlights are shining on the city's shop windows to announce the inauguration of Milan Fashion Week. More than 600 shops get ready for the occasion with late-openings (until midnight), screenings, cocktail parties, DJ sets, cultural events and concerts. From via Montenapoleone to via Manzoni, from via della Spiga to corso Genova, designers and internationally renowned brands will display capsule collections and host one-of-a-kind special events. All income from the event will be donated for important charity projects. RICH MORE Exclusive DjSet @Beach&Co. Corso Genova 20, Milan. Beach Company was established in 1991. Twenty years of experience allowed the company to manage productions worldwide with platform in Italy, Europe and Fareast. Beach Company is seriously export and retail oriented. The company counts 22 direct shops in Italy. More info: http://www.beachandcostores.com

In this week's podcast, Andre interviews fashion editors Grace Coddington, Phyllis Posnick, Tonne Goodman and Virginia Smith following their return from Fashion Month. Throughout the interview, they candidly discuss common trends, favorite looks, and androgyny and its role in fashion today. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Martha Debayle y Kelly Talamas te invitan a la fiesta de moda más importante en el mundo para que conozcas las tendencias del otoño.

Martha Debayle y Kelly Talamas te invitan a la fiesta de moda más importante en el mundo para que conozcas las tendencias del otoño.

Formula 1 - Nel G.P. d’Italia a Monza, ultima gara europea, Fernando Alonso terzo sul podio, fa l’inchino a Lewis Hamilton e alla McLaren per la bella vittoria, ma guadagna punti preziosi per sé e per la Ferrari su Sebastian Vettel nella classifica mondiale conduttori e in quella costruttori. Nel nostro servizio, riflessioni, prospettive, speranze in vista delle ultime gare del campionato, a partire da Singapore. Formula 1 - Il dietro le quinte della F.1 non finisce di stupire. Chi mai avrebbe immaginato di vedere una Red Bull sulle strade cittadine di New York la città della “grande mela”? Basta guardare le immagini. C’è perfino un passaggio nel Lincoln Tunnel. Formula 1 - Di G.P. in G.P. le problematiche della logistica in F.1 In questo caso da Spa a Monza, giusto per fare un esempio. Questa sì che è vera mobilità. Formula 1 - Paganini non si ripete, Sergio Perez Mendoza, per gli amici Checo, SÌ: 2° nel G.P. della Malesia e 2° a Monza nel G.P. d’Italia alla guida della Sauber con motore Ferrari. Insomma, abbiamo capito, a lui piacciono i podi. La voilà, la Ferrari F12berlinetta. Vi avevamo promesso la prova prima delle ferie: una promessa è debito! E allora ecco a voi la Rossa del Cavallino più potente di sempre. La sua carta d’identità fa venire i brividi: 740 CV di potenza, 340 km di velocità massima, accelerazione da 0 a 100 km orari in 3”e 1. Il resto lo scoprirete nel servizio. E per concludere, le pillole di Autolink. - Range Rover Golf Challenge: tappa 1/9/2012 (Golf Club Varese) - Peugeot: aspettando la 208 GTi - Citroën DS3 Cabrio e Mercedes Classe A alla Vogue Fashion’s Night Out

Formula 1 - Nel G.P. d’Italia a Monza, ultima gara europea, Fernando Alonso terzo sul podio, fa l’inchino a Lewis Hamilton e alla McLaren per la bella vittoria, ma guadagna punti preziosi per sé e per la Ferrari su Sebastian Vettel nella classifica mondiale conduttori e in quella costruttori. Nel nostro servizio, riflessioni, prospettive, speranze in vista delle ultime gare del campionato, a partire da Singapore. Formula 1 - Il dietro le quinte della F.1 non finisce di stupire. Chi mai avrebbe immaginato di vedere una Red Bull sulle strade cittadine di New York la città della “grande mela”? Basta guardare le immagini. C’è perfino un passaggio nel Lincoln Tunnel. Formula 1 - Di G.P. in G.P. le problematiche della logistica in F.1 In questo caso da Spa a Monza, giusto per fare un esempio. Questa sì che è vera mobilità. Formula 1 - Paganini non si ripete, Sergio Perez Mendoza, per gli amici Checo, SÌ: 2° nel G.P. della Malesia e 2° a Monza nel G.P. d’Italia alla guida della Sauber con motore Ferrari. Insomma, abbiamo capito, a lui piacciono i podi. La voilà, la Ferrari F12berlinetta. Vi avevamo promesso la prova prima delle ferie: una promessa è debito! E allora ecco a voi la Rossa del Cavallino più potente di sempre. La sua carta d’identità fa venire i brividi: 740 CV di potenza, 340 km di velocità massima, accelerazione da 0 a 100 km orari in 3”e 1. Il resto lo scoprirete nel servizio. E per concludere, le pillole di Autolink. - Range Rover Golf Challenge: tappa 1/9/2012 (Golf Club Varese) - Peugeot: aspettando la 208 GTi - Citroën DS3 Cabrio e Mercedes Classe A alla Vogue Fashion’s Night Out

- Range Rover Golf Challenge: tappa 1/9/2012 (Golf Club Varese) - Peugeot: aspettando la 208 GTi - Citroën DS3 Cabrio e Mercedes Classe A alla Vogue Fashion’s Night Out