78 | What Do Seersucker, The South, And My Grandma Have In Common?

Our fly host Reginald Ferguson, the owner of New York Fashion Geek, brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. With over a decade in the fashion consulting world, Reginald has built a reputation for his deep understanding of fabrics, styles, and fashion history. His expertise ensures that every topic he discusses is thoroughly researched and passionately presented, making him the ideal person to give us an in-depth look at the wonderful world of Seersucker.

In this episode, you'll learn,

The origins and historical significance of Seersucker fabric, including its journey from Persian roots to American workwear and military uniforms.

The unique properties of Seersucker, such as its breathability and the way it doesn’t lay directly on the skin, making it ideal for hot weather.

Personal anecdotes and lessons about embracing styles that resonate over time, including a heartfelt story of how Reginald’s late grandmother influenced his appreciation for Seersucker.

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Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction to Reg Ferguson
00:21 Welcome to the Fashion Geek Podcast
00:36 Summer in New York City
01:07 The Versatility of Seersucker
02:12 History and Origins of Seersucker
04:18 Seersucker in American Culture
08:29 Seersucker in Workwear and Railroads
11:42 Modern Seersucker and Personal Stories
15:19 A Tribute to Grandma and Seersucker
20:18 Final Thoughts on Seersucker

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