Fashion Reverie Talks

“Fashion Reverie Talks”: Episode 12

Fashion Reverie Talks Episode12
Fashion Reverie Talks Episode12

In “Fashion Reverie Talks”: Episode 12 co-hosts Carl Ayers, Cicily Daniels, and Tijana Ibrahimovic discuss Naomi Osaka’s new gigs with Louis Vuitton and TAG Heuer, Amanda Gorman’s contract with IMG Models, and the Pentagon’s decision to allow female soldiers to wear their hair longer, don stud earrings, and paint their nails.

Cicily Daniels introduces fashionreverie.com’s Lifestyle and Entertainment Editor Cameron Grey Rose’s article “Crazy and Insane Stories from New York Fashion Week .” This is a very entertaining conversation about Carol Alt’s garment mishap, ceiling plaster falling on the head of Suzy Meknes, and goats gone wild at Miguel Adover’s 1999 fashion show.

Tijana Ibrahimovic interviews Supermodel Heather Payne about her illustrious fashion career and transition to founder and designer of PAYNE New YORK and Emerging Heroes. This interview is packed with great modeling stories and advice to models looking to transition to new careers.

Lastly, Carl Ayers interview menswear designer Nick Graham about his eponymous menswear brand, Joe Boxer, and his newly launched brand Airband. Nick Graham is full of charm, wit, great insight into where menswear is going in time of a pandemic health crisis and retraction.

—Staff

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