Fashion Forensics

Welcome to Fashion Forensics - the visual podcast where we examine fashion as a non-transaction with some of the world’s best artists, stylists, designers, photographers and editors, stripping it down to its core identity. My name is Angel Nemov, a fashion journalist and editor, and I want to examine how past imagery has shaped our present identity, and what that means for our collective future. How do we recall the visual moments in our lives that have shaped who we are? As the fashion and creative cycle becomes more and more overwhelming with imagery 24/7, what are the moments that have cut through that noise? Join me each week, as we analyse and reflect upon the most special moments in my guests’s lives that have made them into powerhouse creatives across fashion and design. This is Fashion Forensics.

Fashion Forensics is a arts podcast hosted by Angel Nemov, with 18 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Angel Nemov hosts Fashion Forensics, a arts show with 18 episodes published.

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  Episode #4

  Francesco Murano on Designing for Beyoncé, Rafael Pavarotti and Independence | Fashion Forensics

  Dec 9, 202546 minS2

  <p>Very few designers can say that Beyoncé was their first ever client, and for Italian designer Francesco Murano that became the reality right after showcasing his very first debut collection in Milan, freshly out of university.<br/><br/>Starting out in ceramics, Murano graduated in 2019 from Istituto Europeo di Design, and his seductive body-sculpting designs immediately propelled him to become one of the most exciting young designers across fashion. Mere two weeks after showcasing his graduate collection, Beyoncé's stylist, Zerina Akers, got in touch with Murano and became his very first client, thrusting him into creating the roots of...

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  Episode #3

  Sara Sozzani Maino on Franca Sozzani's Legacy, Nurturing Talent and Vogue Italia | Fashion Forensics

  Dec 2, 202543 minS2

  <p>Sara Sozzani Maino has had culture flowing through her veins her entire life. Rooted deep in her family, she has spent her life identifying the cross sectioning of fashion's influence on art and culture - a goal she set to pursue when she first founded Vogue Talents with Vogue Italia's Franca Sozzani back in 2009. <br/><br/>Since then, Sozzani Maino has been integral in finding, nurturing and supporting emerging fashion designers, creatives and artists across the fashion scene through her role as the Creative Director of Fondazione Sozzani. With her support, the foundation has helped platform some of the m...

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  Giuliano Calza on Creating GCDS, Dressing BLACKPINK, and Alexander McQueen | Fashion Forensics

  Nov 11, 202551 minS2

  <p>Fashion designer Giuliano Calza grew up with the notions of the Neapolitan culture - having the space to explore the beauty of his surroundings from an early age, creating an imagination that always wanted more. His teenage years led him to become particularly interested in the Mandarin language, eventually moving to Shanghai where his identity began to reach its full form. <br/><br/>After spending four years in China, Calza returned to create his own namesake label - GCDS - which now, ten years later, has become one of the fastest growing independent brands in fashion. Coming into the F...

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  Edward Buchanan on Debuting at Bottega Veneta, Virgil Abloh and Building Legacy | Fashion Forensics

  Nov 4, 20251h 23mS2

  <p>Edward Buchanan calls himself 'a designer's designer' through and through. From the American Midwest all throughout 30 years of living in Milan, his career has been nothing short of a whirlwind. </p><p>Born in Ohio, Buchanan quickly became enamoured with sketching, which led him to begin working in the industry as a window dresser, before dipping into New York's Club Kid scene in the 90s. A fateful meeting at Bottega Veneta saw him pack his bags in 1995, and move to Italy to become the brand's first ready-to-wear designer. Since then, he has worked across some of the biggest brands i...

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  Deba Hekmat on Becoming a Gucci Girl, David Sims, and Carving Your Opportunities | Fashion Forensics

  Jun 24, 202547 minS1

  <p>For model and actress Deba Hekmat, fighting to make your own opportunities has been essential. Scouted into modelling at age 16, she came into the industry with a level-headedness and desire to learn and explore more on her own terms, only to keep reaping the rewards of authenticity by recently starring in multiple Gucci campaigns, as well as making her acting debut in Sasha Nathwani's latest film Last Swim. </p><p>Coming into the Fashion Forensics hot seat, Hekmat dives into her early years growing up between South London and Cardiff, and how she has taken her Kurdish identity into t...

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