The Vintage Woman Podcast

This month we are joined by Harlow Harlow, Essence, and Alaura to discuss the plus size vintage icons that inspired them.
Part known icons, part little known icons, this episode is the eclectic assortment you're looking for.
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Our first episode features a conversation between Executive Editor and Founder Jade Stavri-Radcliffe and YouTube sensation Karolina Żebrowska! The two discuss the pandemic, how they met, their personal lives, and more!
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February might be nearing its end buy why not hold on to thoughts of Valentines Day for just a bit longer?
Travel and culture editor Jeordy Raines sat down with fashion historian Summer Lee about her new digital exhibition for The Underpinnings Museum entitled "Incendiary: A History of Red Lingerie."
About Summer Lee:

Summer is a fashion historian and content creator based in Brooklyn, New York. She has written for many digital and print publications, including The Vintage Woman Magazine since the summer of 2020. In 2021, Summer co-curated the digital exhibition “The Roaring Twenties and The Swinging Sixties” with the Museum at FIT, and is currently acting as guest curator for the Underpinnings Museum 2022 digital exhibition “Incendiary: A History of Red Lingerie.”

https://www.summerannelee.com/

Follow Summer on Instagram at @summerannelee
About The Underpinnings Museum:

The Underpinnings Museum is an online museum dedicated to the evolution of underwear through the ages. Founded in late 2016 by a team of lingerie lovers, the museum is an ongoing project, constantly updating and expanding its collections dating as far back as the 1700s, all the way to the modern day.

https://underpinningsmuseum.com/

Follow The Underpinnings Museum at @underpinningsmuseum