On and On
On and on lives somewhere between fashion, music, art, cinema, photography, and real life.
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The Problem with Everyone Wanting to Be Interesting (opens the original)
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A little conversation about being interested, staying curious, and why maybe we’re all trying a little too hard to be interesting.
The Roaring Twenties: When Women Stopped Dressing for Men (opens the original)
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The 1920s changed the way women dressed, moved, and saw themselves. From the flapper to Chanel, shorter hemlines to bobbed hair, fashion became part of a much bigger shift in women’s lives.In this episode, I’m going down the rabbit hole of the Roaring Twenties: the clothes, the culture, the art, the women behind it, and why this decade still feels so modern to us today.
The Birth of Modern Fashion: From Edwardian Corsets to Poiret (opens the original)
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From corsets, couture and strict social codes to Fauvism, the Ballets Russes and Paul Poiret’s revolutionary vision, we explore how fashion began breaking away from tradition and becoming the modern world we recognize today.
The Language of Color: Red, Yellow, Blue (opens the original)
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A story of how humans discovered, created, and gave meaning to red, yellow, and blue.
The Art of Rebellion: Romanticism, Macchiaioli, Impressionism (opens the original)
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Every new way of seeing starts with questioning the old one.
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