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Full episodes on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cantnotpodcastThe Podcast for Vintage Fashion Lovers, covering all things vintage, archive fashion, sustainability, trends, overconsumption, culture and more with the unique voices driving a change in fashion.Follow me on Instagram @cant__not for a live curation of vintage.
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In conversation with Allison Dickerman, founder of NYC based vintage store Allison's Archive on leaving her PR job to start her own business, the intuition and feeling that goes into her curation, admiring designers who weren’t afraid to have fun, missing the times when designers didn't try to appeal to everyone, Dsquared FW 2003, the constant surprises in sourcing, Vintage going from niche to mainstream, how archives have become cultural currency, the skate moss heel and so much more <3
In conversation with Antoni Burakowski, of Antoni and Alison on behalf of both Antoni and Alison! Antoni paints a vivid picture of the early 1980s in London, jumble sales on Brick Lane, performances by Divine, happy hour at Peppermint Park, always looking your best and going to Saint Martins College of Art — where him and Alison first met. We get into what brought them together, what led to their first collection, their principles, their design techniques, the slogan tees, being their own PR, pioneering digital printing on garments, making the perfect handbag, having a show about all the things they didn’t like, Alison wanting less, Antoni wanting more, what has kept their friendship and business partnership alive over 30 years, and so much more!
In conversation with James of menswear archive Spiral Sense on how he entered the space and is continuing to make it a career, pivotal moments in menswear, the experimental cuts and innovative materials of the 1999 collections, Roberto Manichetti and his underrated designs for Burberry from 1998 to 2001, Mandarina Duck and their in-house fabrics, design elements he gets excited about, current designers he is looking at, thoughts on the current state of fashion and so much more <3
In conversation with Matteo Azzolini writer and creator of the fashion substack Why You Should Care, a weekly newsletter investigating key cultural shifts and trends across luxury, fashion, lifestyle, and pop culture. In this Episode we dive deeper into a topic Matteo has previously explored -- Fashion's obsession with the archives. We get into the role of nostalgia in an unstable world, the ultimate luxury is what you can not buy, how archives are used as borrowed storytelling, what this means for emerging designers, the shift of creation to curation, the currency of taste, vintage used in film and so much more <3
Episode 110 In conversation with Marie Mark, founder of Kernemilk, an independent fashion label from Copenhagen, Denmark. We get into why moving closer to customers and further away from big shows and productions is essential moving forward, the biggest challenges operating a small independent fashion label, what she learned from her first fashion show and why that goal has changed over time, the steps Kernemilk takes to produce more thoughtfully, how manufacturers are not built for smaller brands with smaller orders, the influence of the internet, where she looks for inspiration, whats next and so much more <3Listen to the Full Episode on Patreon Ad Free. For $3.00 you get access to all 110 episodes of Cant Not Podcast and the Famous monthly Editing the Doom Scroll Shopping Newsletter featuring 100 pieces from Independent Brands and Vintage Shops around the world. Join the fun! www.patreon.com/cantnotpodcast
In conversation with Kasia of Warsaw, Poland based vintage shop Igen Vintage. We get into how people in Warsaw are dressing and how their style and shopping patterns have changed over the years. How styling has become a key tool to selling a product and the world they are building. Igen's fashion campaigns and what it means for vintage stores to be utilising traditional forms of fashion advertising. The importance of Pop-ups. Her current obsession with 2010s vintage and the designers resonating for her from that era. Underrated designers like Sarah Pacini, Paola Frani and Amaya Arzuaga. Style tips for the summer, we play a game and so much more! You can listen to the full episode on Patreon and gain accesss to all episodes and Editing the Doom Scroll Newsletter (a shopable newsletter of 80 pieces from different independent designers and vintage sellers): www.patreon.com/cantnotpodcast*I also have a vintage map with vintage stores pre-pinned on your maps all over the world - we have done the hard work and research for you! Get your access www.cantnotshop.com *
Episode 108. In conversation with Vita Haas and Lucy Weisner of NYC's beloved Cafe Forgot, an independent experimental multi brand retailer located in the Lower East Side. We get into the early days before the store and how their concept came about, collaborating and showcasing their friends work, the fun stores that no longer exist in the city, the lessons that came from operating as a pop up shop, what it was like to finally have a permanent location, using intuition to curate their store, evolving with the designers they carry, what's needed for a self sustaining business, how important independent retail is for emerging designers, what they have learned from the designers they work with, how tough it is to be an indie retailer and an indie designer in NYC, is the retail landscape changing? And so much more <3Full Episode is on my Patreon www.patreon.com/cantnotpodcastFor $3 a month Patreon's get access to all episodes and monthly Editing the Doom Scroll Newsletter, a curation of over 80 pieces of vintage and independent designer pieces. Follow @cant__not on instagram <3
In conversation with Brynn Jones Saban, founder of Los Angeles based vintage store Aralda Vintage. We get into the evolution of Aralda and how she transformed it from a vintage store to a home for designer archives that stylists, celebrities and vintage lovers flock to. How she started her business and what she's learned from it. Her love for Paco Rabanne, Alexander McQueen, and John Galliano. What it means to be in a peak celeb wearing archival vintage moment. Her trend predictions within vintage collecting. New designers she's excited about -- and so much more!To listen to the full episode head to my Patreon where you can listen to all episodes ad free and gain access to Editing the Dooms Scroll Monthly Newsletter featuring over 80 pieces of vintage and independent designer that are available to shop. www.patreon.com/cantnotpodcast
Full episodes on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cantnotpodcastThe Podcast for Vintage Fashion Lovers, covering all things vintage, archive fashion, sustainability, trends, overconsumption, culture and more with the unique voices driving a change in fashion.Follow me on Instagram @cant__not for a live curation of vintage.
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