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S4 EP7: Steven Alan
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08/10/22 • 25 min
Steven Alan has been in business for 30 years. A New York City native, he launched his first retail space in 1994 and built a retail business, wholesale business, showroom business and collaborated with several fashion brands like Nike, Levi's, Wrangler, Dockers, Uniqlo, Vans, West Elm & More.
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Season 3 Closer
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12/15/21 • 8 min
A message of gratitude.
The next episode airs New Years Day.

S3 EP13: Fashionista.com Ft. Faran Krentcil
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10/06/21 • 21 min
Faran Krentcil founded Fashionista.com & is an underrated woman in fashion media.

S1 EP9: Driely Carter: Fighting for Photography
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10/31/18 • 70 min
A very candid look at the business of fashion photography. Working in-house for commercial clients like Pharell, Beyonce & Kanye West, Driely Carter explains why magazine editorials make no money, the scam of sponsored content and how the fashion industry has survived on free work.

S1 EP2: Matthew Henson: Everybody Wants To Be a Stylist
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06/05/18 • 71 min
Today we are talking with Matthew Henson about what it means to be a stylist to his clients being A$AP Rocky and The Weeknd. We discuss how Henson’s time directing Mens’ Editorial for Complex Magazine led him to develop a specific skill-set and a unique eye that are key to curating the perfect image.

S1 EP11: A Sit Down with Heron Preston
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11/28/18 • 48 min
Heron Preston tells the story of how he and Virgil went from Myspace friends to joining New Guards Group, the company that launched his namesake brand Heron Preston.

S1 EP7: Live at the Hoxton Hotel
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09/26/18 • 102 min
The first live podcast at the Hoxton Hotel in Williamsburg Brooklyn. Recho Omondi sits down with young designers Christopher John Rogers and his partner David Rivera, Suzzan Atala of Tuza Jewelry and Josh Allen of Richard & Grace.

S4 EP2: Antidote feat. Lauren Amos & Eugene Rabkin
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02/09/22 • 9 min
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S2 EP8: Live at A/D/O feat. Nesli Danisman
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09/14/19 • 59 min
Live at the Brooklyn design studio A/D/O we listen in as Nesli Danisman, founder of Angora Group, shares how she became an expert in sourcing materials around the world. Starting in as an assistant to Ralph Lauren and sourcing for nearly a decade for Marc Jacobs, Nesli describes her mission with Angora Group to help companies develop the best products with the best factories around the world. We close it out with some heavy-hitting questions from the audience that you won’t want to miss.
TIME STAMPS
(00:15) Welcome back! We are live from Greenpoint Brooklyn at A/D/O
(01:12) Live introduction to the group at A/D/O.
(03:44) Special shout out to our sponsor, Indx.
(06:44) Intro: Nesli Danisman found of Angora Group.
(08:25) What does Angora Group do?
(10:11) ... and what they don’t do.
(11:57) Is it true that more designers come to Angora Group versus just people with money?
(13:38) Nesli breaks down the 30/30/30 model.
(15:27) The vision behind Kanye’s pieces... that never came to
fruition.
(16:40) Nesli shares some of the brands Angora Group has worked with.
(17:36) Learn about the movement that was Charivari?
(20:58) What it was like to work in Ralph Lauren’s home and then in his company.
(22:16) Lab dips: what are they?
(23:33) FIT and Marc by Marc Jacobs.
(25:57) Why did Nesli leave MBMJ and how did she know she was ready to go out on her own?
(27:39) MBMJ was Nesli’s first client and the Apple collaboration.
(29:02) How does Nesli know so many people around the world?
(30:11) What is a factory rat and why Nesli identifies with them?
(31:15) Why is going to the factories so important and what do you learn?
(33:59) Discovering new factories for the best products and materials.
(36:31) Why teaching the client to fish is more economical and ethical than catching the fish.
(39:11) The difference between development and production.
(41:03) How PLMs help create efficiency in business and reduce waste.
(42:43) Trends: what’s reoccurring?
(44:24) Audience Q&A: superpower and where does Africa stand in the future of business.
(46:51) Characteristics that successful people tend to have? Blindspots?
(49:38) Does skillset and traditional schooling still matter?
(52:08) Is it possible to teach the big players how to be more responsible and sustainable?
(53:45) When did Nesli realize what she wanted to do?
(54:56) Final thank you’s and acknowledgments.
(57:57) Learn more about A/D/O.
(58:52) Shout out to Mr. Omondi
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FAQ
How many episodes does The Cutting Room Floor have?
The Cutting Room Floor currently has 59 episodes available.
What topics does The Cutting Room Floor cover?
The podcast is about Style, Fashion, Beauty, Art, Creativity, Fashion & Beauty, Design, Creative, Podcasts, Education, Manufacturing, Arts and Business.
What is the most popular episode on The Cutting Room Floor?
The episode title 'S3 EP10: The Tanning of America feat. Leandra Medine' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on The Cutting Room Floor?
The average episode length on The Cutting Room Floor is 42 minutes.
How often are episodes of The Cutting Room Floor released?
Episodes of The Cutting Room Floor are typically released every 15 days.
When was the first episode of The Cutting Room Floor?
The first episode of The Cutting Room Floor was released on May 22, 2018.
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