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SHOWstudio hosts SHOWstudio Interviews, a arts show with 18 episodes published.
Fashion's most in demand designer Glenn Martens sits down with SHOWstudio's Editor Hetty Mahlich to talk about his plans for Diesel, leaving Y-Project after over a decade, and if there is such a thing as the 'Belgian' fa
Kai-Isaiah Jamal discusses their experiences in the designer Willy Chavarria’s powerful fashion film ‘Safe From Harm.’ They also explain the emotional process behind bringing their character to life. Mostly, the Croydon-
Carla Sozzani turned creative projects with Azzedine Alaïa, Rei Kawakubo and Paolo Roversi into family-driven partnerships. Her editing eye and visionary mind attracted Byronesque to propose a passion project on fashion
Olivier Rousteing shows that nothing looks better than confidence. His openness on social media helped his Balmain era find its army. Balmain was Olivier and Olivier was Balmain. He helped shift Balmain away from a fashi
Above all else, what's most important to designer Molly Goddard is that people experience the same level of fun as she does when wearing one of her signature tulle creations. 'It's about wearing a feeling rather than a g
Nicola Formichetti has always used the tools of the day to construct subcultures’ worlds at their most stylish. Perhaps this explains why he became a properly, mproper stylist. Between beverage sips, Formichetti discusse
Highly regarded German-born photographer Peter Lindbergh always looked for beauty that was not always beautiful. Lindbergh always worked on his own definitions that defined certain women in certain eras. His honesty cele
Publisher and Dazed founder Jefferson Hack sits down with Lou Stoppard to stress how balancing partnerships are important to level up from ‘Dazed & Confused’ being a punchline. Hack connects the lines between independent
Hearing creative director Matthew Williams define what Been Trill is certainly encapsulates a certain pre-streetwear, pre-hashtag zeitgeist in fashion. These temporary spells of ideas created on a critical, but ratchet,
Daring to be different drives David Sims’ ambitions the most. Forming the style and character that has redefined three successful eras in imagemaking has shown that he who dares, wins. In an autobiographical conversation
Glen Luchford looks back upon a life that could have gone only two ways, according to his mum’s psychic. In a particularly lively edition of In Fashion, Luchford uses humour to seduce listeners by sharing stories on shoo
Tim Blanks reflects on a career that never had any plan in this episode of In Fashion. Maybe it started with the allure of sex and decadence from Andy Warhol’s Factory. It certainly continued with weird music and animati
Few would doubt a statement proclaiming Kim Jones to be the most influential menswear designer of our time. He's graced the likes of Louis Vuitton, Dior and Fendi with his presence and inspired many more with his oeuvre.
Few have championed emerging fashion talent like Sarah Mower has. Winning British Vogue's Talent Contest while still at Leeds University, Mower began her career in journalism at Ms London magazine before being made fashi
In 1995, a young designer named Edward Buchanan was appointed as the first design director of Bottega Veneta in Italy, a place which nearly three decades later, the trailblazing fashion designer now calls home. In this e
The culture shock that was Central Saint Martins Central helped form the Ib Kamara the fashion industry knows and loves today. In this In Fashion episode, the mega stylist reflects on the importance of creative friendshi
Before Jonathan Anderson was the creative titan we know today, the Irish designer was ruffling feathers in London’s menswear scene with a pair of frilly shorts from his A/W 13 collection. In this episode of In Fashion, A
The designer Matthew M. Williams founded the cult brand 1017 ALYX 9SM over a decade ago, and recently departed Givenchy where he was creative director. In this up-front and honest chat, he returns to SHOWstudio’s In Fash
Professor Matthew Williams
Canadian Special Olympic athlete · Imperial College Healthcare Trust
1 appearance on this show
David Sims
1 appearance on this show
Kim Jones
Change Agent and Transformational Coach · Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation
1 appearance on this show
Jonathan Anderson
provost and vice president of academic affairs · Eastern Washington University
1 appearance on this show
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