The Eras That Made Us

The Eras That Made Us

In this episode of ON THE SCENE NOW, the conversation gets personal. We take a look back at the fashion eras that shaped us, from our first style obsessions and questionable trends to high school fits, prom looks, uniforms, magazine inspirations, and the fashion moments we'd rather forget. Along the way, we explore how our environments, influences, and experiences helped define our relationship with style. More than a trip down memory lane, this episode is about identity, self expression, and the evolution of personal style. Because the way we dress today is often a reflection of every version of ourselves that came before it. A conversation about fashion, growth, and the stories we wear. Produced by Shel Marks, Paul Richards, Victor Luis, and Kendall Denmark.

Fashion Starts From the Ground Up

In this episode of ON THE SCENE NOW, we explore the world of footwear and why fashion truly starts from the ground up. From cultural significance and personal expression to the designers redefining the industry, we break down how shoes have evolved from necessity into some of fashion's most powerful statements. The conversation spans iconic silhouettes, emerging talent, luxury houses, and the role footwear plays in shaping identity and style. Whether it's a boot, sneaker, loafer, or heel, every shoe tells a story. A conversation about culture, craftsmanship, and the designers moving the industry forward. Produced by Shel Marks, Paul Richards, Victor Luis, and Kendall Denmark.

Accessories: More Than Decoration

In this episode of ON THE SCENE NOW, we explore the world of accessories and the role they have played across history and modern fashion. From ancient civilizations where gold and ornamentation symbolized status, power, and identity to today’s use of jewelry, eyewear, gloves, and statement pieces, we break down how accessories continue to shape style and self expression. More than decoration, accessories tell stories. They define presence, communicate personality, and often become the detail people remember most. A conversation about symbolism, storytelling, and why the smallest details can make the biggest statement. Produced by Shel Marks, Paul Richards, Victor Luis, and Kendall Denmark.

Vintage, Thrift, and the Art of Standing Out

In this episode of ON THE SCENE NOW, we explore the world of vintage fashion and why the past continues to shape personal style today. From legendary designers and archival fashion to platforms like eBay and Depop, we discuss how vintage shopping and thrifting have become more than trends, they have become tools for originality and self expression. The episode also features a conversation with Alisen Williams, owner and designer of Drunk Laundry, where limited quantity pieces are hand sewn with a mix of new and repurposed materials, proving that creativity and individuality still lead the conversation. A discussion on style, storytelling, and the beauty of finding fashion with history. Produced by Shel Marks, Paul Richards, Victor Luis, and Kendall Denmark.

Sustainability, Style, and Second Chances

In this episode of ON THE SCENE NOW, we explore sustainability in fashion and the growing conversation around deadstock materials, up cycling, and creative reuse in design. We discuss how designers are rethinking waste, challenging traditional production, and turning discarded materials into fashion with purpose and innovation. The episode also features a conversation with Maxine Earhart, owner of Maxine's On Shine, who shares her experience being involved with the Trash 2 Trends event in Orlando, where designers create runway pieces using trash and up cycled materials. A conversation about creativity, responsibility, and what the future of fashion could look like. Produced by Shel Marks, Paul Richards, Victor Luis, and Kendall Denmark.