What actually makes a film feel fashionable?

For this episode, we’re looking at films that aren’t necessarily about fashion, but have somehow become part of fashion culture. From the styling and characters to the cinematography, colour and overall world of the film, some movies leave a bigger mark on what we wear than we probably realise.

In Part One, we’re talking Romeo + Juliet, The Matrix, The Fifth Element and Clueless — and asking why these films have become such lasting fashion references.

Because maybe a film doesn’t have to be about fashion to become a fashion film.

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In Episode 4, we take a closer look at one of fashion’s most distinctive houses: Schiaparelli.

From Elsa Schiaparelli’s surrealist beginnings and rivalry with Coco Chanel to the house’s closure, revival and eventual appointment of Daniel Roseberry as Creative Director, we explore the history that has shaped Schiaparelli today.

We discuss Roseberry’s influence on the house, his relationship with Elsa’s original vision, and how he has transformed Schiaparelli into one of fashion’s most recognisable names once again — all while unpacking some of the latest conversations happening across fashion.

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This week on The Fashion Feature Podcast, we’re talking all things Glenn Martens — from his time at Y/Project and Diesel to his new chapter at Maison Margiela.

We unpack his career so far, what made his work at Diesel so significant, and what his move to Margiela could mean for one of fashion’s most recognisable houses.

Plus, as always, we get into the latest fashion news and everything else happening across the industry this week.