Women's Wardrobe Stories

Timeless Designs & Inclusive Sewing Patterns for a New Generation of Makers

Join us in conversation with guest Annie Robinson, Founder Stitched for Good and Host Mira Mikosic, Founder Simple Chic on the topic of Women's Wardrobe Stories. In this episode of we discuss timeless designs, natural fabrics and inclusive sewing patterns for a new generation of makers. The purpose of this podcast is to give women consumers a voice and platform to share, learn and discuss their personal experiences with the fashion industry along their life journey. From inspiration, wisdom, self-love, needs and desires for a better world of fashion for all stakeholders in the supply chain. With the global surround sound of women's fashion dominated by an eco-system of players from the media to fashion labels and influencers voicing their opinions about the latest fashion trends, designer labels and their own views and definitions of the ideal women's body and looks ... we believe it is time that women consumers raise their voices and share how they feel about the lack of customer-centricity, cultural diversity and size inclusion within the fashion industry and the changes they would like to see for a better and more equitable fashion future.

From Fashion Treadmill to Creative Freedom, Vintage Style & Circular Fashion

Join us in conversation with guest Robyn Hayes, Founder Nosey Parker and Host Mira Mikosic, Founder Simple Chic on the topic of Women's Wardrobe Stories. In this inaugural episode of Women's Wardrobe Stories we explore the liberation women can feel by stepping away from the fashion treadmill (trendmill) to creative freedom, vintage style and the intrinsic opportunities presented by the circular fashion movement. Our desire through this podcast is to give women consumers a voice and platform to share, learn and discuss their personal experiences with the fashion industry along their life journey. From inspiration, ancestral wisdom, self-love / connection, needs and desires for a better world of fashion for all stakeholders in the global supply chain. With the global surround sound of women's fashion dominated by an eco-system of players from the media to fashion labels and influencers voicing their opinions about the latest fashion trends, designer labels and their own views and definitions of the ideal women's body and looks ... We believe it is time that women consumers raise their voices and share how they feel about the lack of customer-centricity, cultural diversity and size inclusion within the fashion industry and the changes they would like to see for a better and more equitable fashion future.