Merchants of Style with Natasha Degen

Merchants of Style with Natasha Degen

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Art on the Edge with Banks Violette

On this episode we host the American artist Banks Violette. While this is not an episode about fashion per se, Violette and StyleZeitgeist have much in common culturally. He has been working for over two decades at the intersection of fine art and youth culture, making compelling ...  Show more

The Antwerp Six With Philippe Pourhashemi

This special episode of the StyleZeitgeist podcast was recorded live at MoMu, Fashion Museum Antwerp, as part of the opening weekend program for The Antwerp Six exhibition on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of their first collective showcase. Just like for many fashion enthu ...  Show more

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