#42 Georgia O’Keeffe: Living Modern, with Wanda M. Corn
A current exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, Georgia O’Keeffe: Living Modern, explores how Georgia O’Keeffe used her wardrobe and photographs taken of her to help craft her public image. In this episode, Christine talks with guest curator Wanda M. Corn
#42 Georgia O’Keeffe: Living Modern, with Wanda M. Corn
A current exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, Georgia O’Keeffe: Living Modern, explores how Georgia O’Keeffe used her wardrobe and photographs taken of her to help craft her public image. In this episode, Christine talks with guest curator Wanda M. Corn
#41 Geometric Patterns with Rosie Martin of DIYcouture
Rosie Martin, the force behind DIYcouture, discusses her new book No Patterns Needed, a collection of patternless sewing designs based on squares, circles, and rectangles. Rosie shares how she started designing patternless fashions, her favorite indie patterns to sew from,
#41 Geometric Patterns with Rosie Martin of DIYcouture
Rosie Martin, the force behind DIYcouture, discusses her new book No Patterns Needed, a collection of patternless sewing designs based on squares, circles, and rectangles. Rosie shares how she started designing patternless fashions, her favorite indie patterns to sew from,
#40 3D-Printed Clothing with Nervous System
Jessica Rosenkrantz, co-founder of Nervous System (pictured here with fellow co-founder Jesse Louis-Rosenberg), discusses her work creating 3D-printed clothing. Nervous System, a generative design studio, has collaborated with New Balance to make 3D-printed midsoles for sneakers, and they’ve designed several 3D-printed dresses, the most recent of which
#40 3D-Printed Clothing with Nervous System
Jessica Rosenkrantz, co-founder of Nervous System (pictured here with fellow co-founder Jesse Louis-Rosenberg), discusses her work creating 3D-printed clothing. Nervous System, a generative design studio, has collaborated with New Balance to make 3D-printed midsoles for sneakers, and they’ve designed several 3D-printed dresses, the most recent of which
#39 Better Fabrics with Sonja Gingerich
Sewing blogger Sonja Gingerich (of Ginger Makes) recently started an online fabric shop, Hell Gate Fabrics, specializing in fabrics that are healthier for the environment. This episode, Christine catches up with Sonja about sourcing better fabrics in the murky world
#39 Better Fabrics with Sonja Gingerich
Sewing blogger Sonja Gingerich (of Ginger Makes) recently started an online fabric shop, Hell Gate Fabrics, specializing in fabrics that are healthier for the environment. This episode, Christine catches up with Sonja about sourcing better fabrics in the murky world
#38 Craft and Film with Vicki Vasilopoulos
Filmmaker Vicki Vasilopoulos discusses her documentary, Men of the Cloth, which follows three Italian master tailors in the U.S. and Italy. Christine and Vicki also chat about her newest project, The Little Dress: A Journey of Hope, which Vicki is currently
#38 Craft and Film with Vicki Vasilopoulos
Filmmaker Vicki Vasilopoulos discusses her documentary, Men of the Cloth, which follows three Italian master tailors in the U.S. and Italy. Christine and Vicki also chat about her newest project, The Little Dress: A Journey of Hope, which Vicki is currently
#37 Fairy Tale Fashion
A fantastical exhibit at the Museum at FIT explores the connection between haute couture and the folk stories of the Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen, and Charles Perrault, among others. Christine and associate curator Colleen Hill chat about the process of organizing
#37 Fairy Tale Fashion
A fantastical exhibit at the Museum at FIT explores the connection between haute couture and the folk stories of the Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen, and Charles Perrault, among others. Christine and associate curator Colleen Hill chat about the process of organizing
#36 Uncommon Threads, an Interview with Rebecca Ringquist
Artist and teacher Rebecca Ringquist pulls embroidery out of its classic confines, using her needle and floss to tell modern stories in cloth. This episode she and Christine chat about her process, the art of collecting, and her new book, Rebecca Ringquist’s Embroidery
#36 Uncommon Threads, an Interview with Rebecca Ringquist
Artist and teacher Rebecca Ringquist pulls embroidery out of its classic confines, using her needle and floss to tell modern stories in cloth. This episode she and Christine chat about her process, the art of collecting, and her new book, Rebecca Ringquist’s Embroidery
#35 Imprint of a Life, an Interview with Jessamyn Hatcher
How do you come to know someone if all you have is the evidence of their clothes? This is the mystery author Jessamyn Hatcher is trying to solve after a trove of rare couture gowns were found in a group of
#35 Imprint of a Life, an Interview with Jessamyn Hatcher
How do you come to know someone if all you have is the evidence of their clothes? This is the mystery author Jessamyn Hatcher is trying to solve after a trove of rare couture gowns were found in a group of
#34 Death Becomes Her
A new exhibit at the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art explores how high fashion influenced bereavement rituals during the Victorian and Edwardian eras. In this episode, Jessica Regan, co-curator of the exhibit Death Becomes Her, discusses how
#34 Death Becomes Her
A new exhibit at the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art explores how high fashion influenced bereavement rituals during the Victorian and Edwardian eras. In this episode, Jessica Regan, co-curator of the exhibit Death Becomes Her, discusses how
#33 The Lost Art of Dress with Linda Przybyszewski
History, home ec, and fashion converge in this episode, an interview with historian Linda Przybyszewski (Professor Pski to her students), author of The Lost Art of Dress: The Women Who Once Made America Stylish. Professor Pski fills us in on the fascinating and little-known story of
#33 The Lost Art of Dress with Linda Przybyszewski
History, home ec, and fashion converge in this episode, an interview with historian Linda Przybyszewski (Professor Pski to her students), author of The Lost Art of Dress: The Women Who Once Made America Stylish. Professor Pski fills us in on the fascinating and little-known story of
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