Callie Konane Rickards on Fashion, Representation, and The Art of Living
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Callie Konane Rickards on Fashion, Representation, and The Art of Living
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Callie Konane Rickards is the sparkle sorceress (aka maker, designer, and owner) of Konane Wildcraft, which offers handmade reflective festival fashion for radical self-expression. Callie talks about her history in the industry, claiming her place in the Knoxville fashion scene, and designing a powerful, last-minute look for the final night of Knoxville’s Fashion Week. After schooling Jen in some Burning Man lingo, Callie shares about her first time at the festival and how she found her medium (sequins!). Callie also talks about her Hawaiian ancestry, the meaning of her name “Konane,” and how presenting as white in a plus size body has driven her to prioritize representing bodies of all shapes, sizes, and colors in her work. COVID-19 has had a huge impact on the festival community and in turn, Konane Wildcraft. Callie shares about her side gig as an employee, why she felt called to support healthcare workers by making masks, and how she expresses herself through the art of living. Learn more and connect at insisterhoodpod.com. Become a Patron and join the conversation! Support Insisterhood at patreon.com/insisterhood.