Critical Fashion Studies Research Group
18 episodes listed below
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We hear a lot about ethical fashion, but what does this mean in practice? In this interview series, you'll hear from Australian fashion experts about how sustainability and diversity are shaping our local fashion industry.
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A patient, technical look at Australian knitwear production and the mechanics of rebuilding it locally.
The episode follows Australian wool from export into local knitwear production, and it gives the topic unusually clear technical attention. Its strongest stretch is the practical one: machine limits, color choices, yarn sourcing, blue sign approval, and bio-based labels make…
A grounded look at sustainable fashion that stays close to the making.
This episode of Critical Fashion Studies treats sustainable fashion as a practical design problem rather than a slogan. Harriet Richards speaks with Josephine Root about the We The Makers Sustainable Fashion Prize at the National Wool Museum in Geelong, and the discussion is at…
A clear look at cross-cultural fashion exchange, production, and the practical work of building a label.
This bonus episode puts Australia-Vietnam fashion links at the center, with Harriet Richards speaking to Tom Tran of Mo Dien Studio in Saigon.
A fashion historian traces clothing from military gear to Erin Brockovich's push-up bra.
Intimates talk with real-room energy.
Fashion talk with receipts, taste, and texture.
Runway judgment with group-chat voltage.
Host Dr Harriet Richards interviews Josephine Rou, Senior Curator at the National Wool Museum, about the We The Makers Sustainable Fashion Prize.
Host Harriet Richards interviews Tom Tran, founder of Mo Dien Studio in Saigon, about his sustainable fashion brand and participation in the cross-cultural De Do project.
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