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Upcycling Fashion with All Saint's Founder Stuart Trevor

Clothing Coulture

Release Date: 05/14/2024

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Clothing Coulture

Discover the fusion of fashion and spoken word as hosts Bret Schnitker and Emily Lane chat with acclaimed poet Kristen Harris, aka KMoney the Poet. In this episode of Clothing Coulture, Kristen shares her creative process, explores fashion’s influence on her poetry, and performs a powerful piece on self-expression and cultural history. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on art, identity, and representation. Connect with Kristen Harris:

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When should a fashion brand expand its product line? In the season 4 finale of Clothing Coulture,  CEO, Bret Schnitker and CSO, Emily Lane explore the balance between growth and over-expansion. They break down the role of consumer demand, the power of social media feedback, and the risks of straying too far from core offerings. Learn how to manage inventory, protect brand equity, and align resources for sustainable success. Don’t miss these expert insights on smart brand expansion!

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The Evolution of Beauty: Fashion’s Changing Values show art The Evolution of Beauty: Fashion’s Changing Values

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Join Bret Schnitker and Emily Lane as they dive into the shifting landscape of body image in fashion. Discussing the alarming resurgence of ultra-thin ideals, driven by the rise of drugs like Ozempic, they explore the backslide in size inclusivity on runways and its cultural impact. Delve into the history of body trends and the dual role of pharmaceuticals in shaping modern beauty standards.

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Bonus Episode: Tariffs & Trade Wars: What They Mean for the Fashion Industry show art Bonus Episode: Tariffs & Trade Wars: What They Mean for the Fashion Industry

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Bret Schnitker and Emily Lane delve into the complexities of the looming trade war and its impact on the fashion industry. They discuss the implications of increased tariffs on China, the signs of shifting manufacturing landscapes, and the importance of having a diversified and resilient supply chain. Learn how companies can navigate unforeseen disruptions and strategize for future stability in a volatile global market.  Stars Design Group is here to help with logistics and apparel manufacturing needs. Reach out to us on our website  to schedule a meeting.

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Sustainable Design and Emerging Trends in Fashion Education with Mary Ruppert Stroescu show art Sustainable Design and Emerging Trends in Fashion Education with Mary Ruppert Stroescu

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Join CEO, Bret Schnitker and CSO, Emily Lane as they talk with Mary Ruppert Stroescu, PhD, a fashion educator at Washington University. Explore how technology and craftsmanship converge in fashion education, the importance of industry connections, and finding a designer's unique voice amid modern challenges. With insights into the dynamic world of fashion and sustainability, this episode offers a thoughtful exploration of creativity, industry demands, and global inspirations in today's fashion scene. Connect with Mary:   

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How De Minimis is Disrupting U.S. Business and What Comes Next show art How De Minimis is Disrupting U.S. Business and What Comes Next

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Explore the complex landscape of the de minimis rule with hosts , Bret Schnitker and Emily Lane as they delve into its impact on the U.S. fashion industry. Discover how companies leverage this clause to bypass tariffs, contributing to a significant loss in government revenue and creating competitive disadvantages for U.S. businesses. Unpack the environmental implications of increased consumer demand and e-commerce, and anticipate potential regulatory changes. 

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The Future of Smart Fabrics: C2's Brad Seese on Wellness-Driven Apparel show art The Future of Smart Fabrics: C2's Brad Seese on Wellness-Driven Apparel

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Explore the future of textile technology with Brad Seese of Clothing 2.0's innovative approaches to integrating health and wellness into everyday garments. Hosts Bret Schnitker and Emily Lane delve into how advanced technology can deliver time-released cosmetic benefits through clothing. Discover the potential of textiles infused with supplements, pain relief, and sleep aids, all while maintaining durability and washability. Join the conversation on the evolution of textiles and their transformative capabilities in health and wellness applications. Connect with Clothing 2.0: 

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Minimizing Fashions Impact on Earth with Andrea Ferris from CiCLO Technology show art Minimizing Fashions Impact on Earth with Andrea Ferris from CiCLO Technology

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Andrea Ferris, founder of CiCLO, joins hosts CEO, Bret Schnitker and CSO, Emily Lane on Clothing Coulture to discuss innovative solutions to polyester and nylon pollution in the fashion industry. Ferris reveals CiCLO's biodegradable technology that tackles synthetic fiber waste at its source, offering a real-world answer to the long-standing problem of synthetics filling landfills and contributing to microplastic pollution.  Connect with CiCLO: 

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CEO, Bret Schnitker and CSO, Emily Lane delve into the impact of politics on the fashion industry, focusing on the potential rise in tariffs. They highlight how these increases could affect production costs, lead times, and consumer prices. The discussion also touches on the broader economic implications of tariffs and trade wars. As the political landscape evolves, learn how brands can navigate these shifts and adapt their production strategies effectively.

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Rebuilding American Apparel: How Onshoring and Tech Innovation are Shaping the Future show art Rebuilding American Apparel: How Onshoring and Tech Innovation are Shaping the Future

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CEO, Bret Schnitker and CSO, Emily Lane dive into the evolving landscape of Made in America in the apparel industry. They explore the benefits of onshoring, such as local economic growth, job creation, supply chain resilience, and sustainability improvements. However, they also tackle challenges like higher costs, workforce limitations, and infrastructure gaps. With insights from their visit to North Carolina's Parkdale Cotton and other innovation centers, they discuss the role of technology in bridging these gaps. 

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In this episode of Clothing Coulture, host Bret Schnitker and Emily Lane interviews Stuart Trevor, founder of All Saints and the namesake brand Stuart Trevor. They discuss Stuart's journey in the fashion industry, from starting All Saints to his current venture focused on sustainability. Stuart shares his insights on the challenges of the industry and his innovative approach to upcycling and customizing vintage garments. Tune in to learn more about Stuart's unique brand and his mission to create a more sustainable future in fashion.

Follow Stuart Trevor: 

www.staurttrevor.com

www.instagram.com/stuartrevoroffical