The Margiela series was a big hit, and brought lots of new members to your audience - did you expect the series to be this successful and what do you think made it stand out from the rest of your content?
Yeah, I’ve seen a lot of success with that one, and I’m really thankful. I think a lot of people are curious about the “depth” of fashion as an art form. They want to know if this stuff carries as much meaning as a great film or a novel. The Margiela series takes Martin’s work and goes thru it, often look by look, to analyze the art. I think that’s something that hasn’t been done publicly before, people want to see what all is in there.
Do you see any lanes of collaboration between you and brands? If yes, in what capacity?
Mostly just ones of mutual trust and admiration. If I really like a brand and want to do a spotlight video on them, they will lend me product and I’ll make a full video on them then return the product. So far that’s only for small indie brands. I’ve done episodes on TEF (@tefkit) Hamcus (@hamcus) and NOT (@not_aligne).
What was your opinion on the digital presentations and runways and which one appealed to you the most this season?
It’s like everything: some stuff works and some stuff doesn’t. Everyone knows about the big shows that went well, but I was also really fond of GMBH, Y/Project, and WVB.