Episode 12-How Denim Hunting is Hurting American History and how it Gentrifies the Clothing of the Poor

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Ready to Wear: a Vintage Fashion Podcast with Rebekka Laurel

Rebekka Laurel

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This podcast is a continuation of my work with vintage fashion and culture, which focuses on diving into history and conversational topics surrounding the past.

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This podcast is a continuation of my work with vintage fashion and culture, which focuses on diving into history and conversational topics surrounding the past.

Fashion & Beauty

Arts

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Episode 12-How Denim Hunting is Hurting American History and how it Gentrifies the Clothing of the Poor

Ready to Wear: a Vintage Fashion Podcast with Rebekka Laurel

45 minutes 22 seconds

2 years ago

Episode 12-How Denim Hunting is Hurting American History and how it Gentrifies the Clothing of the Poor

Join me as I break down what Denim Hunters do and how gentrifying the clothing of the working poor puts American history in danger.

Warning, one swear word is said in a quote*

Helpful video to watch before the episode:
Clip: https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkx6FCxJAnkNuoHUQYZD3oZsoUunNgGaGQM

Article: https://denimhunters.com/brit-eaton/

Music:

Namysłowski, Karol, Victor Band, and Edward T King. Swir, Swir Za Kominem. 1916. Audio. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/jukebox-18969/>.