40 episodes
Fashion Radio SHOWstudio
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3.5 • 12 Ratings
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From the beat of the catwalk to the tracks powering fashion photographers’ studios across the globe, special guests share what makes the worlds of music and fashion so compelling with host DJ Fat Tony.
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S02 E18: Lulu Kennedy -Talent Scout
Since the 2000s, Lulu Kennedy has spearheaded the London Fashion scene by nurturing the British design talent of tomorrow with her non-profit talent incubator Fashion East. With an esteemed alumni including Simone Rocha, Craig Green and Gareth Pugh, Kennedy has long been at the forefront of shaping the industry, but are her music choices as bohemian as her talent scouting ways? Find out as she reveals the soundtrack of her life to DJ Fat Tony.
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S02 E17: Anna Trevelyan — Stylist
With an eye for the unconventional, Anna Trevelyan has carved her own path in the fashion industry becoming a globally renowned styling provocateur. Once the assistant for Nicola Formichetti, she's worked with musicians from Lady Gaga to Rihanna on editorial and video shoots alike. Now she's joining DJ Fat Tony to discuss her biggest career moments, how she's traversing motherhood, and her love of Ska.
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S02 E16: Ashish — Designer
Designer Ashish joins DJ Fat Tony to discuss his ultimate party playlist and how he’s seen London fashion evolve.
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S02 E15: Irvine Welsh — Author
Since Caroline Rush was appointed chief executive officer of the British Fashion Council in 2009, she's been at the forefront of changing the industry. With initiatives across sustainability and diversity, her goals extend beyond the annual Fashion Awards. As an avid supporter of emerging talents, initiatives like the BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund, the Fashion Trust, and, of course, NEWGEN are ensuring the success of emerging brands and designers. With DJ Fat Tony, she's sharing her secrets for success and what she looks for in burgeoning brands.
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S02 E14: Caroline Rush — Executive
Since Caroline Rush was appointed chief executive officer of the British Fashion Council in 2009, she's been at the forefront of changing the industry. With initiatives across sustainability and diversity, her goals extend beyond the annual Fashion Awards. As an avid supporter of emerging talents, initiatives like the BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund, the Fashion Trust, and, of course, NEWGEN are ensuring the success of emerging brands and designers. With DJ Fat Tony, she's sharing her secrets for success and what she looks for in burgeoning brands.
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S02 E13: Michèle Lamy — Designer
She might be best known as the other half of OwensCrop., but French style and culture icon Michelle Lamy is undoubtedly, so much more than that. An artist, designer and mentor, she's been at the forefront of the cultural landscape for decades. Joining DJ Fat Tony she breaks down the early years of her creative career in Los Angeles and the bands she had on repeat when driving down the Pacific Coast Highway. Plus, the mentor dishes on the changes she wants to see in the industry and the role she plays as a mentor to the talents of tomorrow.
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Customer Reviews
Fantastic listening
Im listening avidly and at the same time trying to find the tracks talked about as the guests are really passionate about their choices . I love this pod cast and hope it goes on for ever … Fat Tony does talk alot but only because he is extremely knowledgeable about music and not shy about letting us know when something is new to him.
Great stuff. Love it , love his book and well done
Karen Elson
Loved listening to her. It’s my first episode listening to the podcast. But I did find that she was talking extra quickly to stop Tony from butting in too much 😄 looking forward to listening to the others!
The Fat Tony Show
I’ve just listened to the Val Garland interview where it seemed that the voice Fat Tony was most interested in hearing was his own.
His questions were like monologues and his constant need to share his own opinions and views left little space for the interviewee to tell her story.
Fat Tony’s book is titled “I Don’t Take Requests” so I’m sure he’ll ignore my request to speak less and give the the interviewee the time and opportunity to speak. We learnt little about Val and the musical choices which have informed her life as so much of the running time was taken up by a host in love with the sound of his own voice.
The concept of fashion and music is a great one, one unfortunately spoilt by a host too interested in sharing a spotlight that should have been the preserve of the guest.