In this innovative episode of The Conscious Cut, host Hoiki Liu connects with Debbie Wu, the visionary founder of MyMika, a fashion-tech app that's revolutionizing how we interact with our wardrobes. Hailing from a family in retail manufacturing and inspired by her own love for secondhand treasures, Debbie shares her journey from New York back to Taiwan, where she pivoted from a resale platform idea to creating a digital closet that captures your existing clothes, suggests fresh outfits, and ...
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In this innovative episode of The Conscious Cut, host Hoiki Liu connects with Debbie Wu, the visionary founder of MyMika, a fashion-tech app that's revolutionizing how we interact with our wardrobes. Hailing from a family in retail manufacturing and inspired by her own love for secondhand treasures, Debbie shares her journey from New York back to Taiwan, where she pivoted from a resale platform idea to creating a digital closet that captures your existing clothes, suggests fresh outfits, and ...
In this innovative episode of The Conscious Cut, host Hoiki Liu connects with Debbie Wu, the visionary founder of MyMika, a fashion-tech app that's revolutionizing how we interact with our wardrobes. Hailing from a family in retail manufacturing and inspired by her own love for secondhand treasures, Debbie shares her journey from New York back to Taiwan, where she pivoted from a resale platform idea to creating a digital closet that captures your existing clothes, suggests fresh outfits, and ...
破解時尚污染：HKRITA的循環革命 This episode is in Cantonese (Chinese). Leo Cheung & Ryan Wong are Business Development Managers from HKRITA, a Hong Kong based world renowned research institute for the textiles and clothing industry, focused on R&D efforts to enhance the economic development of the HKSAR, Chinese Mainland and overseas. Thank you for listening!
In this collaborative episode of The Conscious Cut, host Hoiki Liu teams up with Avey Cortes and Nicolle Macario, two visionary community builders in Hong Kong dedicated to fostering connection and conscious lifestyles. Avey, founder of the nonprofit Sweat With Us and the podcast Move Sweat Discover, shares how he launched free fitness classes for domestic workers during COVID, growing a supportive network of over a thousand members while promoting accessible wellness and inclusivity. Nicolle...
In this engaging episode of The Conscious Cut, host Hoiki Liu chats with Naman Tekriwal, a dynamic student entrepreneur and advocate for financial literacy and sustainability. A recent HKUST graduate hailing from India, Naman recounts his remarkable path starting at age 13 with a startup teaching high schoolers about investing and saving, evolving into Rural Invest to empower rural communities with practical financial tools. Drawn to Hong Kong by serendipity, he co-founded Breer, an innovativ...
In this empowering episode of The Conscious Cut, host Hoiki Liu sits down with James Marlow-Smith, founder of Green Hour Hong Kong, a community-driven NGO tackling urban waste and environmental challenges. Hailing from the UK and settling in Hong Kong in 2016 as a drama teacher, James shares his evolution into a passionate advocate for sustainability, inspired by litter-strewn streets and surplus food going to waste. From launching "plogging" runs—jogging while picking up trash—to the Bun Run...
In this vibrant episode of The Conscious Cut, host Hoiki Liu welcomes Louisa Dearlove, founder of Fenxiang, Hong Kong’s first peer-to-peer fashion rental and resale platform. With a dynamic background in fashion and tech, Louisa shares her journey from working with brands like Vivienne Tam to launching a solution for the city’s fast-fashion overload. Fenxiang empowers users to share wardrobes, renting high-quality pieces for events or everyday wear, all without the waste of buying new. From t...
In this inspiring episode of The Conscious Cut, host Hoiki Liu welcomes Nassim Secci, founder of The Happy Space Co. and Hong Kong’s expert in mindful organization. Transitioning from a high-stakes career as a corporate lawyer, Nassim now empowers families to create calm, functional spaces that spark mental clarity and sustainable habits. She shares practical strategies for decluttering, rehoming preloved items through secondhand sales, and building systems to curb overconsumption in Hong Kon...
In this inspiring episode of The Conscious Cut, host Hoiki Liu dives into the innovative world of sustainable packaging with Devana Ng and Flavien Chaussegros, co-founders of Invisible Company. Sparked by their frustration with plastic waste littering Hong Kong’s hiking trails, they created #INVISIBLEBAG, a water-soluble, biodegradable alternative to traditional plastic bags. Through candid discussions, they reveal how their sustainable lifestyle fueled this groundbreaking venture, the scienc...
In this exciting episode of The Conscious Cut, host Hoiki Liu sits down with Olivia Lee, founder of Livvium and a trailblazer in digital fashion and metaverse consultancy. With 15 years of expertise in brand strategy, Olivia unravels the transformative potential of the metaverse, AI tools, and digital retail for sustainable fashion. From debunking myths about virtual platforms to exploring the three types of digital fashion—real-life, online real-life, and unreal-life—she highlights how these...
In this thought-provoking episode of The Conscious Cut, intuitive energy practitioner Joyce shares her journey from the U.S. to Hong Kong, where she has reconnected with ancient practices like astrology and crystals to inspire modern sustainable living. Joyce delves into the mathematical precision of astrology, ethical crystal sourcing, and the importance of mindful choices that extend beyond Earth Month. From creating sacred spaces in urban environments to grounding oneself through morning r...
In this episode of The Conscious Cut, we speak with Nissa Cornish, a former model turned sustainability advocate and Executive Director at Redress, Hong Kong’s leading sustainable fashion nonprofit. Drawing on her firsthand experience with the fashion industry’s waste problem, Nissa shares how Redress is driving change through initiatives like the Redress Design Award, partnerships with schools and government bodies, and citywide clothing collection systems. We dive into the challenges of rec...
In this episode of The Conscious Cut, we explore the inspiring journey of Dr. Christina Dean, a former dentist who became a leading advocate for sustainable fashion as the founder of Redress, a pioneering NGO combatting textile waste in China and beyond. Christina sheds light on the hidden environmental impact of design decisions, the rise of "green hushing," and the wasteful practices of fast fashion, including the staggering cost of consumer returns. She also discusses the urgent need for c...
In this episode, we explore the inspiring journey of Karen Ho, WWF Hong Kong's Head of Corporate and Community Sustainability, who transitioned from the disposable packaging industry to leading environmental change. Karen shares insights on the critical role of employee engagement in corporate sustainability, Hong Kong’s challenges with renewable energy and waste management, and innovative solutions for clean transportation. From balancing convenience with environmental responsibility to unlo...
Thanks for tuning in to The Conscious Cut. In this pilot episode, we explore the transformative world of sustainable fashion with Milan-based professor Jane Scaffidi Abbate, an expert in eco-design and circular fashion. From the environmental impact of clothing to tackling waste, greenwashing, and consumer accountability, Jane shares insights on reshaping the industry through education, upcycling, and collaboration. Discover how circular design is more than a trend — it’s a vital shift toward...
In this innovative episode of The Conscious Cut, host Hoiki Liu connects with Debbie Wu, the visionary founder of MyMika, a fashion-tech app that's revolutionizing how we interact with our wardrobes. Hailing from a family in retail manufacturing and inspired by her own love for secondhand treasures, Debbie shares her journey from New York back to Taiwan, where she pivoted from a resale platform idea to creating a digital closet that captures your existing clothes, suggests fresh outfits, and ...
