Grace Robinson
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A podcast exploring the intersection of fashion & technology by Grace Robinson! https://www.instagram.com/grace00000000000000/?hl=en [email protected]
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Grace turns future-facing fashion ideas into concrete conversations about materials, creative tools and the practical work of making them usable.
Grace follows fashion ideas from concept to working method, asking designers and industry guests how emerging tools and materials alter what can be made.
Fish leather meets the sweat question, and your fashion curiosity gets satisfyingly specific.
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Practical footwear career advice wrapped in a warm, conversational interview about talent, community, and entry points.
The episode follows Dan and Ruth as they talk through how footwear talent gets noticed, shaped, and backed. Laceless Design works best when it turns broad ambition into practical steps: networking, collaboration, mentorship, competitions, portfolio feedback, and the quiet…
Wearable glass jewelry, nature in the digital age, and a calm conversation about fashion and technology.
A conversation about wearable glass jewelry turns into a quiet argument for design that brings nature into the digital age without overexplaining itself.
A grounded career pivot story about turning 3D fashion skills into freelance work.
Steffi Fung's career path is the thread that holds this listen together: a move from full-time 3D motion design at Selfridges into freelance digital fashion, shaped by the pandemic and by the time saved from not commuting.
A grounded look at AR fashion that frames novelty as a real business test.
The episode treats fashion technology as more than a shiny AR demo. It frames Zero10 as a link between creators, retail, and fashion brands, moving from creator tools to virtual try-on mirrors in stores and then to the bigger question of whether digital clothing can break into…
A practical fashion-tech conversation about process, sustainability, and faster development.
Stephen Passaro traces a route from applied arts into architecture, then set design, visual merchandising, and finally fashion. The strongest stretch is where 2D pattern software is treated as a working studio tool, useful for virtual sampling and product development instead of…
A young designer's hustle story with enough fashion-tech detail to feel earned.
The episode treats fashion technology as a real business story, not a polished product pitch. Andrea's path comes through plainly: selling more than 80,000 euros of jeans on TikTok at 17 to pay for fashion school in Paris, then moving toward a first official Fashion Week…
A grounded look at regenerative fashion that keeps the material details front and center.
This episode follows Gracie through regenerative fibers and the materials side of fabric-making, from cotton in Zambia to carefully sourced wool and the simple burn test used to check fiber quality.
A clear look at stores as places for atmosphere, community, and brand storytelling.
The discussion treats fashion retail as a place to build atmosphere and community, not just a spot to ring up sales. Kerry Murphy of The Fabricant uses Highsnobiety's Not In Paris flagship to show how video and digital collectibles can make a pop-up feel more immediate, more…
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.
The host explains why they skipped last week's fashion news video and announces the launch of their free Substack for posting scripts and exclusive written content.
Does design need a digital detox?
The host provides a weekly fashion news recap covering New York Fashion Week highlights, previews London Fashion Week plans, analyzes TikTok trends like climbing's popularity, examines fashion-sportswear collaborations, and critiques Vogue's new Substack-style newsletter.
Virtual influence gets a gut check.
Margot Hart makes glass feel like water.
Helena Thulin talks about beading as a daily practice, not just a pretty finish.
AI starts here as a practical design question, which keeps the conversation grounded.
Domi starts under pressure.
Strya Makovic wants tailoring to travel.
Marina starts with the pitch.
Fashion shopping is turning into more of a hangout.
Hypebae's Diving Into Digital sets the frame.
Fish leather starts as a double take.
Gracie starts with soil.
Andrea opens with a fashion school origin story that sounds almost made up.
Stephen Passaro starts with tailoring.
Laceless Design begins with community.
Zero10 wants AR fashion to feel useful, not like a party trick.
Steffi Fung did not plan this career.
The host, a former Nike employee turned fashion journalist, analyzes the surprising resurgence of writing as a 'cool' cultural activity, particularly within fashion.