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Why Don't We Dress for Dinner Anymore?
Get Dressed for Dinner
48 episodes
2 days ago
Join our hosts, senior style icon and former mental health professional Theodora Krochman, and entrepreneur, documentarian, and communications researcher, Melissa Pierce, as they ask hard-hitting questions about fashion, culture, and the creative drive. Not about what you wear or who you wear, but why you wear what you wear and what that says about you and society at large!
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Join our hosts, senior style icon and former mental health professional Theodora Krochman, and entrepreneur, documentarian, and communications researcher, Melissa Pierce, as they ask hard-hitting questions about fashion, culture, and the creative drive. Not about what you wear or who you wear, but why you wear what you wear and what that says about you and society at large!
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Fashion & Beauty
Arts
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Full Circle: Celebrating Our Podcast Anniversary in 70s Boho Style
Why Don't We Dress for Dinner Anymore?
21 minutes 31 seconds
6 months ago
Full Circle: Celebrating Our Podcast Anniversary in 70s Boho Style

In this buddy episode, Teddi shares her exciting experience working with talented photographer Marcus Jenkins, highlighting his meticulous attention to lighting and composition that resulted in portrait-quality images she describes as "like paintings." She gives special recognition to designer Omaima Couture from Niles, who provided the stunning navy blue pleated gown she wore for the photoshoot. Teddi also mentions an upcoming project with photographer Skyye Kimmons for his "40 Over 40" series featuring women over forty, showcasing Chicago's vibrant creative community.

The conversation shifts to current fashion trends, with both hosts discussing the resurgence of 1970s style, specifically boho chic aesthetics with flowy blouses, wide-legged jeans, and platform shoes. Melissa, dressed in vibrant patterns and layered accessories, embodies this trend that Teddi notes is prominent in 2025 fashion. They explore how vintage shopping connects to these cyclical fashion trends, with Melissa sharing insights from her thrift shopping adventures with her teenage daughters and giving shoutouts to local vintage shops, including Dovetail in Wicker Park and Luvsick, which specializes in plus-size vintage clothing.

As the episode draws to a close, Teddi and Melissa celebrate their one-year podcast anniversary, recalling how they first met at last year's Curio spring mixer—the same event they had just attended. They reflect on their journey creating a podcast dedicated to showcasing Chicago fashion creatives and express gratitude to Curio for bringing them together.

Follow Teddi, Melissa, and the show on Instagram:⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠@teddilovesfashion⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠,⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠@the.melissa.fierce⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠,⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠@getdressedfordinner⁠⁠⁠⁠ 

People and places we love mentioned in the show: 

@emjay_fotos

@aesthetic_by_skyye

@omaimacouture

@vintagefrills 

@shopfleeky 

@Luvsickplus

@Dovetailchicago


Why Don't We Dress for Dinner Anymore?
Join our hosts, senior style icon and former mental health professional Theodora Krochman, and entrepreneur, documentarian, and communications researcher, Melissa Pierce, as they ask hard-hitting questions about fashion, culture, and the creative drive. Not about what you wear or who you wear, but why you wear what you wear and what that says about you and society at large!