Avery Trufelman

Articles of Interest
A podcast about fashion, clothing, and the culture and politics behind what we wear
12 people recommend this
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Kelsy CARLEENFirst to rec“I prefer the podcast format, but the newsletter format is great too! You will learn something!”
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Neal Lindsay“A great podcast about clothing, where it comes from, and what it means.”
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Molly“Avery Trufelman’s fashion podcast is so much more than that - history, politics, culture are all intertwined with how we dress. I’ve learned so much.”
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amy hagedorn“Start with either the "American Ivy" or "Gear" series and then treat yourself to the one-off episodes. Even if you don't care about fashion you should listen to this podcast. Really coherently situates clothing / fashion / style in history rather than something vapid and "new"”
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Emily“Avery Trufelman asks great questions — of her guests, of herself, of her audience.”
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sierra colleen“I feel like not enough people talk about this podcast. Fantastic episodes on fashion and all the culture and politics connected to it. Top three fav of all time.”
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Megan Huntz“For fashion lovers. Also for people who just like the interesting.”
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Joy Fowlkes“Avery Trufelman is a genius. She uses fashion to dissect why and how our clothes tell a greater story about who we are as wearers, creators, and citizens. Her latest season on outerwear broke down how our military financed the technology of outerwear which eventually led to a fascinating breakdown of our responsibility to veterans and what other government programs could learn from their care.”
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Tatum Denton“I think I saw that @Avery is on this app - but this is seriously the best podcast 🤍”
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Sara“Start with the Gear episodes!”
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Teodora““Glamour is best perceived at a distance” 27 inch dolls, post war Paris and the revival of fashion presented in an engaging way on Articles of Interest. I loved learning about this as I get out of bed and have my morning coffee. It also touches on subjects like body shame, glamour and feeling lost at 26 by following the story of Linda - the woman who rediscovered the mannequins in the 90s.”
Kayla
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