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Bonus Episode: Cross-Cultural Exchange with Môi Điên’s Tom Trandt

vendredi 8 décembre 2023 • Durée 27:20

Australia’s connections with Vietnam are many and varied, not least of all in relation to fashion. Vietnam is the second largest garment exporter in the world; a place with a long history of fashion creativity, innovation, tradition, and local trade.

Australians have long benefited from talented Vietnamese garment makers. So, how are the connections between fashion designers and creatives in Australia and Vietnam being celebrated and supported today?

Today’s guest is Tom Trandt, founder of Môi Điên Studio in Saigon, Vietnam. Last year, Tom was one of four Vietnamese designers to participate in a RMIT-led cross-cultural craft and design exchange called đây đó (here/there).

The collaborative project, which brought together designers, artists and creative craft practitioners from Australia and Vietnam, promotes contemporary design practice while sustaining traditional forms of art and craft. It opened opportunities for cultural, economic and knowledge exchange between makers and designers from the two countries.

Harriette spoke to Tom about his practice and his experiences participating in the đây đó (here/there) project.

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Môi Điên Studio on Instagram

Môi Điên Studio’s website

The đây đó (here/there) project

Episode one of the Critical Fashion Studies Podcast

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Reinvigorating Australia’s Knitwear Industry with Kirri-Mae Sampson

jeudi 24 août 2023 • Durée 34:05

Australia is famous for some of the best wool in the world. However, even though we produce one quarter of the world’s wool, 98% of it is exported before it’s turned into clothing. The lack of milling, weaving, and knitting capacity in Australia means that very little knitwear is actually made here. But this wasn’t always the case.

What are small manufacturers doing to reinvigorate the Australian knitwear industry?

Today, Harriette is talking to to Kirri-Mae Sampson, co-founder of HATCH + make, a circular design, development, and manufacturing facility producing premium knitwear in Victoria’s Yarra Valley. HATCH + make is innovative both in its implementation of a circular economy framework—which ensures as little waste as possible—and its commitment to local, regenerative production techniques.

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HATCH + make website

HATCH + make on Instagram

The Dancing Daisies blanket

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Australia’s Fashion Label Launchpad with Julia van der Sommen

Saison 2 · Épisode 1

vendredi 21 avril 2023 • Durée 38:05

Australia imports almost one and a half billion garments every year, but only 3% of clothing sold is actually made here.

In light of this imbalance, what can be done to help Australian designers achieve their dreams locally? 

In this episode, Harriette talks to Julia van der Sommen, the Director of Sample Room. Based in Collingwood, Julia and her team help designers launch their labels with a range of domestic services — from pattern making to manufacturing.  

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Sample Room’s website

Sample Room on Instagram

Tickets to the ‘Start Your Fashion Business’ workshop

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Introducing Season Two: Spotlight on Melbourne

Saison 2 · Épisode 1

vendredi 14 avril 2023 • Durée 02:18

Welcome to season two of the Critical Fashion Studies Podcast! 

This season is all about celebrating Melbourne’s fashion community — the practitioners, entrepreneurs, historians, and activists shaping the future of Australian fashion.

Over the next 10 episodes, you'll hear conversations about queer fashion history, Indigenous fashion design, tailoring for diverse bodies, the lost art of bespoke shoe making, and much more.

Every episode has been recorded on the unceded lands of the Woi Wurrung and Boon Wurrung language groups of the Eastern Kulin nation. We pay our deep respect to First Nations Elders past and present, not only here in Naarm but across the lands and waters of Australia where listeners may be tuning in. 

This season is brought to you by the Critical Fashion Studies Research Group with generous support from Creative Victoria.

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The Critical Fashion Studies Research Group on Instagram

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Bonus Episode: Melbourne Fashion Week Conversations

mercredi 26 octobre 2022 • Durée 22:40

Harriette and Natalya return to discuss some of the exciting conversations they attended at this year’s Melbourne Fashion Week.

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Melbourne Fashion Week

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The NGV's Fashion and Textiles Collection

Saison 1 · Épisode 4

vendredi 5 août 2022 • Durée 26:59

The National Gallery of Victoria has one of the most extensive fashion and textile collections in the southern hemisphere, holding over 8,000 works by Australian and international designers.

In this season's final episode, Natalya Lusty and Britt Craig talk to the NGV's curator of international fashion and textiles, Paola Di Trocchio, about the gallery's collection and recent exhibitions, as well as how fashion shapes our social and cultural worlds.

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The NGV's fashion and textiles collection

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Ethical Clothing Australia's Amanda Bresnan on Labour Exploitation

Saison 1 · Épisode 3

vendredi 29 juillet 2022 • Durée 24:50

Have you ever seen a label for Ethical Clothing Australia attached to a garment and wondered what it means?

In these week's episode, Harriette and Natalya interview ECA's national manager, Amanda Bresnan, about labour exploitation in the fashion industry and helping consumers make informed decisions about the clothes they buy.

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ECA’s Digital Shopping Map

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Nina Fitzgerald on First Nations Fashion

Saison 1 · Épisode 2

vendredi 22 juillet 2022 • Durée 24:17

Earlier this year at Melbourne Fashion Festival, Nina Fitzgerald curated Thread Count, a multimedia installation of handwoven baskets and bags from Arnhem Land and the Daly River Region of the Northern Territory.

Exhibiting the objects in a fashion festival highlighted the functionality of a beautiful Indigenous craft that has gone overlooked for too long.

In this week's episode, Harriette talks to Nina about her exhibition, Australia's recent embrace of Indigenous fashion, and the most constructive ways to support First Nation fashion workers.

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Nina Fitzgerald on Instagram

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Vietnamese Outworkers in Australian Fashion

Saison 1 · Épisode 1

jeudi 14 juillet 2022 • Durée 27:34

In the aftermath of the Vietnam War, over 55,000 refugees fled their country to start a new life in Australia.

Many urgently needed jobs to support their relatives back home, and went on to play an important but overlooked role in our fashion industry as outworkers, employees who worked from home instead of at garment factories.

This week’s episode is about the stories of these Vietnamese outworkers in the history of Australian fashion.

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Emma Do's Instagram

Kim Lam's Instagram

Working from Home

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Introducing the Critical Fashion Studies Podcast

Saison 1

jeudi 30 juin 2022 • Durée 02:30

We hear a lot about ethical fashion, but what does this mean in practice?

In this four-part series, co-hosts Harriette Richards and Natalya Lusty interview Australian fashion experts about how sustainability and diversity are shaping our local fashion industry.

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