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WARDROBE CRISIS with Clare Press

Clare Press
Sustainability
Climate Change
COP28
Slow Fashion
Natural Dyes
Body Positivity
Vanuatu
Wardrobe Freeze
Consumerism
Ethical Fashion
Fiji Fashion Week
Cultural Activism
Fashion Sustainability
Indigenous Knowledge
Couture Lingerie
Fashion Activism
Diversity In Fashion
Class Disparities
Junior Bishop
Sustainable Fashion

WARDROBE CRISIS is a fashion podcast about sustainability, ethical fashion and making a difference in the world. Your host is author and journalist Clare Press, who was the first ever Vogue sustainability editor. Each week, we bring you insightful interviews from the global fashion change makers, industry insiders, activists, artists, designers and scientists who are shaping fashion's future.

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Latest Episodes

Construction! Proportion! Craft!

What lies behind the enduring power of the suit? Of great tailoring? How is that amplified when it’s bespoke? What makes a good suit? Does it still matter? Why? And how much should it cost? All these questions, and ... more

This week's guest, Glen Rollason, describes pattern making as the architecture of fashion. It's the bones, the structure, the technical process that gives our clothes shape, moves them from the 2D to the 3D, and helps them fit. Pattern making is draf... more

In the last of our mini series, Made in Melbourne, we meet Australia’s National Designer of the Year 2025, Amy Lawrance.

Amy launched her namesake label just a couple of years ago, but she's highly experienced - working for other labels, teaching at... more

What do your favourite clothes mean to you? How connected are you to most of what's in your wardrobe? If you had to start from scratch, what would you prioritise?

This interview is the third in a mini series of four about made in Made in Melbourne. ... more

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Recent Guests

Glen Rollason
Pattern maker and owner of RB Patterns
RB Patterns
Episode: Trade Secrets - Pattern Making 101 with Glen Rollason
Amy Lawrance
Owner of a fashion label and winner of Australia's National Designer Award for 2025.
Episode: Made in Melbourne Pt 4: Australia's National Designer of the Year, Amy Lawrance on Artistry and Authenticity
Saskia Baur-Schmid
Emerging Australian designer recognized for her sustainability efforts and innovative zero waste pattern making
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Episode: Made in Melbourne Pt 3: Less Stuff, More Meaning with Saskia Baur-Schmid
Jude Ng
A Singaporean Australian designer focused on unisex clothing and sustainability.
Episode: Made in Melbourne Pt 2: Jude Ng - How to Make in Fashion in Your Own Hometown
Isabelle Hellyer
Designer and founder of All Is Gentle Spring
All Is Gentle Spring
Episode: New Designers to Know: Made In Melbourne, part 1 - Isabelle Hellyer, All Is Gentle Spring
Jasmin Malik Chua
Climate and labor editor at Sourcing Journal
Sourcing Journal
Episode: Is Luxury Fashion 'Sustainable by Nature' - Lessons from Loro Piana
Cara Schulte
Researcher and doctoral candidate at UC Berkeley, lead author of the report on extreme heat in garment factories.
Climate Rights International
Episode: Too Hot to Handle - Garment Workers in the Era of Extreme Heat
Ghillar Michael Anderson
Professor, astronomer, activist, and elder of the Uali'i Nation.
Episode: Indigenous Star Knowledge and Changing the Narrative with Cultural Astronomist Ghillar Michael Anderson
Liz Ricketts
Co-founder of The Or Foundation, an NGO supporting the Kantamanto Market community.
The Or Foundation
Episode: Update After the Kantamanto Fire - Resilience, Creativity, Community

Host

Clare Press
Author and journalist, known for her focus on sustainability in fashion, and the first-ever Vogue sustainability editor.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 965 ratings
  • The future of fashion is looking exciting

    As a long-time listener, it was so fun to be on the other side! Thank you Clare for continuing to showcase and support all the incredible fashion talent out there.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hyph-n
    Australiaa month ago
  • Superb

    I just listened to the latest podcast episode with Isabelle Hellyer…. Just wow. Enjoyed it so much. Came a week too late - I did a cheeky trip to melb this week and was searching for the great fashion - will just have to go back! In this day & age of Amazon haul (*shudders), thank you for highlighting her beautiful timeless craftsmanship, work and values which are more important than ever.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ky_Bed
    Australiaa month ago
  • Entertaining and educating!

    Love WARDROBE CRISES podcast! I am a career shifter and soon to be textile engineer. Clare’s content has given me myriad of new leads to study further!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TeriUK
    Finland3 months ago
  • Recommend

    This podcast dips into so many more topics than just clothes and fashion. The host is really warm and positive. The vibe is bright even though the topic can be difficult, this is rare in similar podcasts. This makes it easier to listen to many episodes a day 🌸

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Marianne_Sae
    Norway3 months ago
  • Gentle wit and sharp insights…

    Encouraging others to listen to Clare's podcast not just on Waverley but her other podcasts on how textiles and community intersect. I love her gentle wit and candour. We all need a new perspective and a bit of inspiration.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Amy Strathroy
    Australia3 months ago

Listeners Say

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Many praise the engaging, educational format that combines personal stories with deeper discussions about complex issues in fashion.
The host's ability to connect with guests and extract meaningful conversations is frequently highlighted as a key strength.
Overall, feedback indicates a warm, inviting tone that encourages thoughtful exploration of fashion's impact on society.
Listeners appreciate the strong emphasis on sustainability and the insightful interviews with industry insiders.

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Made in Melbourne Pt 4: Australia's National Designer of the Year, Amy Lawrance on Artistry and Authenticity
Q: Can you sit down in these structural, architectural creatures? Do they crumple and does it matter?
You can sit down in them, and while they're structural and ethereal, comfort is considered during design.
Made in Melbourne Pt 2: Jude Ng - How to Make in Fashion in Your Own Hometown
Q: What is your advice to someone just starting out with a dream in fashion?
Focus on building your home base and connecting with your local community, rather than solely aiming for recognition in fashion capitals.
Made in Melbourne Pt 3: Less Stuff, More Meaning with Saskia Baur-Schmid
Q: What happened then when bushfires swept through where you lived?
Saskia recounts the traumatic experience of losing her home during the bushfires, which fundamentally changed her perspective on possessions.
Made in Melbourne Pt 3: Less Stuff, More Meaning with Saskia Baur-Schmid
Q: Can you tell us about where you grew up?
Saskia describes growing up in Scotsburn, a small community in the bush surrounded by nature, leading a self-sustainable lifestyle with an orchard and vegetable garden.
New Designers to Know: Made In Melbourne, part 1 - Isabelle Hellyer, All Is Gentle Spring
Q: Did you always dream of being a designer?
I don't think so, but looking back, it all does neatly line up.

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What is WARDROBE CRISIS with Clare Press about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on sustainability and ethical fashion, this podcast presents engaging discussions around making a positive impact within the fashion industry. The episodes feature interviews with diverse guests, including designers, activists, and industry insiders, exploring topics such as innovative practices, the intersection of culture and sustainability, and the social issues tied to fashion consumption. Unique insights are provided on how communities and individual creators are tackling challenges like climate change and ethical production, encouraging listeners to rethink their relationship with clothing and the broader implications of fashion choices.

Listeners can expect a blend of actionable advice, captivating stories, and thought-provo... more

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1. Glen Rollason
2. Amy Lawrance
3. Saskia Baur-Schmid
4. Jude Ng
5. Isabelle Hellyer
6. Jasmin Malik Chua
7. Cara Schulte
8. Ghillar Michael Anderson

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