Join us in this engaging podcast as we explore the fascinating relationship between fashion, identity, and activism. This episode delves into how clothing, particularly printable apparel, has been used as a powerful medium for political expression and social commentary.
The discussion highlights historical and modern examples of how fashion serves as both a canvas and a battleground for ideas.
Listeners can expect to hear about iconic moments in fashion history, including bold statements made by designers like Katherine Hamnett and Vivienne Westwood, who used their work to challenge authority and promote ethical choices.
The podcast also touches on the impact of fashion in movements for independence and social change, revealing how what we wear can reflect our values and beliefs.
This edition complements our blog article, “Threads of Identity and Rebellion: A Century of Printed Fashion as Political Statement,” providing a deeper understanding of how printable apparel is not just about aesthetics, but also about identity and the messages we convey through our choices.
The full transcript is available as free download (inclusive the reference and link list) ... just order it without any charge and you get a direct download link, same an email will be sent with the download link.
PoM has the podcast available in Maverick's Cove Youtube channel for people with handicap (e.g. deaf people) as video format with (Karaoke) Subtitles in addition to transcripts, allowing users to follow along with spoken dialogue in a visually engaging way.
This innovation ensures our content is inclusive not only for the deaf and hard-of-hearing but also for those who prefer to read along with the audio.
Additionally, you find some more details and different aspects in PoM's new blog article "Threads of Identity and Rebellion: A Century of Printed Fashion as Political Statement" (26th Oct 2024).
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