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Podcast: Everlane's Michael Preysman - What's Next After Radical Transparency?

Wardrobe Crisis is the podcast that unzips fashion's issues, presented by Vogue Australia's Sustainability Editor-at-Large, Clare Press. In it she interviews industry leaders to talk ethics, sustainability, and the business and madness of fashion - from who made your clothes to how they impact on the environment, to the politics of personal style.

Fashion is notoriously secretive when it comes to cost and price. However, with consumers starting to hold brands accountable and demanding more information about the clothes they are buying, transparency is quickly becoming a buzzword in the fashion industry right now. 

One brand who has had a focus on transparency since its creation eight years ago is the American clothing company Everlane. 

Michael Preysman founded Everlane on the concept of “radical transparency” and says: “We believe our…

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16 December 2019
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Clare Press

Sustainability Editor-at-Large at Vogue Australia

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