From Entertainment Journalism to Founder of Women's Contemporary Clothing Brand—Risk Twenty Two
On this Episode of the Fashion League podcast I chat with entrepreneur Tiffany Miller. Tiffany is the founder of women’s contemporary label Risk Twenty Two. Risk Twenty Two has recently been featured in shopping stories on Cosmopolitan and Who What Wear, and we talk all about how Tiffany went from graduating USC to working at Access Hollywood to launching her own brand from her cubicle.
NEW YORK FASHION WEEK SEPTEMBER 2020
New York Fashion Week has sort of started already? While the Council of Fashion Designers of America announced the official schedule back in August, indicating shows would take place mostly virtually, on a condensed schedule over the course of 4 days, I just just saw a show from a brand that typically held their show in New York for the past several seasons, but they opted for a socially-distance runway show (á la Jacquemus), but in Italy.
With so many people in arms about the scant NYFW schedule, that also lacked a lot of the big names and fan-favorites, this recent show and other happenings just confirms that we can probably expect some more surprises as for who is showing their collections when and where this season.
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Guest: Tiffany Miller, founder of women's contemporary label Risk Twenty Two
Faux or Fashion:
Depop- https://www.vogue.com/article/why-all-your-favorite-fashion-brands-are-selling-on-depop
Prabal Gurung Star Trek- https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/prabal-gurung-designer-zoe-saldana-elizabeth-stewart-372553
Alligator Crocodile YSL bag- https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8696695/Customs-destroy-26-000-alligator-skin-bag-woman-failed-buy-70-permit-Australia.html
