Episode 139: Singles’ Day, American Fashion Manufacturing, Silicon Valley

Welcome to another episode of Pop Fashion! This week, we discuss Alibaba’s eight-hour fashion show in advance of Singles’ Day and (in fashion crime news) an intense jewelry heist in Paris. Silicon Valley Fashion Week has us confused but kind of excited, Lisa’s totally losing it over sneaker manufacturing (maybe) coming back to the U.S., and QVC is launching a new beauty shopping channel. In designer revolving-door news, Marni’s founding family is stepping down. Plus! A new exhibit honors black fashion designers. Get excited. Come hang out!

Episode 119: Sneakerhead Shops, Alexander Wang’s Fashion Playlists, Working in a Vacuum

Welcome to another episode of Pop Fashion! We go nuts over a cleaning shop for sneakerheads and break down some of the highlights of Walmart’s annual shareholder meeting (spoiler alert: drones). Beauty buffs are mad at L’Oreal for its new foundation, and Lancome canceled an event because of democracy. Party like Alexander Wang with a new curated playlist program, and find out how Nordstrom is involved in styling the Tony Awards. Our main topic this week is collaboration - or a lack thereof. Can working alone help your creative process? Can collaboration hold you back from true innovation? DISCUSS.

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EPISODE FIFTY and SEVEN

Welcome to another edition of Pop Fashion podcast! This week Lisa and Kaarin are totally pumped for the release of Furious 7. In fashion news -  Nike collectors are mad because their sneakers are falling apart after 25 years, Chanel is standardizing prices across the globe, and Eileen Fisher is aiming for 100% sustainable fashion practices by 2020. In other news, Diddy is getting back into the fragrance game with the release of his new scent 3AM. Also, retailers are hoping that sales will dramatically increase now that the weather is getting warmer. Our big topic is the neurology of how we shop! A new report explains the neuropathy of why shopping and sales are pleasurable. But, are we finding too much identity in consumerism? And, what would Tyler Durden think about all of this? Come hang out!