Slow Fashion Forward is a podcast that explores the fashion industry’s past, present, and future—beyond fast profit and exploitation. Hosted by Ebba and Sandra from Stockholm-based Slow Fashion Show, SFF, dives deep into sustainability, ethics, and conscious perspectives in fashion while reflecting on how it shapes our everyday lives.
Serious when needed, lighthearted when possible, change happens when we stay informed but don’t lose hope <3 🎧 Perfect for fashion lovers, sustainability enthusiasts, and curious minds. Follow SFF on Instagram, and support our Slow journey on Patreon, for exclusive bonus material!
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Slow Fashion Forward is a podcast that explores the fashion industry’s past, present, and future—beyond fast profit and exploitation. Hosted by Ebba and Sandra from Stockholm-based Slow Fashion Show, SFF, dives deep into sustainability, ethics, and conscious perspectives in fashion while reflecting on how it shapes our everyday lives.
Serious when needed, lighthearted when possible, change happens when we stay informed but don’t lose hope <3 🎧 Perfect for fashion lovers, sustainability enthusiasts, and curious minds. Follow SFF on Instagram, and support our Slow journey on Patreon, for exclusive bonus material!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In the second episode of Slow Fashion Forward, you will join us on a journey through the history of western fashion. Ebba and Sandra take a quick look on the various times that have shaped fashion development and how people have dressed and continue to dress, from ancient world until today. They answer questions such as; Which European countries have influenced fashion development and trends? Has it always been about power dynamics when it comes to dressing and when did ready-to-wear become the norm? And finally, who were the dandies?
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