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Katie Lee is a Korean handbag-designer based in Los Angeles. Having grown up learning in her father's leather workshop, Katie moved to Italy to study handbags. After spending many years in the fashion industry she got her Masters in Fashion Business from the London College of Fashion. In this Podcast she talks about how her brand Claret Rondel seeks to communicate her multi-cultural life experiences through unconventional slow fashion designs.

Alexis Corry is a Pennsylvania-based designer and founder of the Slow Fashion label Lex & Lynne. In this Podcast, Alexis gets candid with us about her travel blog and how it inspired her to invest in global communities to support sustainability. She tells us about her one-size-fits-all product concept, handmaking garments in Mexico, and drawing inspiration from the Faroese People.

Cleo de Laet is a Belgium-born Slow Fashion designer based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Her eponymous brand seeks to elevate fashion clothing to an experience by giving the consumers the option to sew high-end fashion garments themselves. In this Podcast, the designer gets candid about your architecture background, her slow approach to fashion, and her love for art. She speaks about sourcing from environmentally and socially ethical suppliers and making clothes valuable again.

Julia Kaja Hrovat is a Slovenia based slow fashion designer and creative director of her eponymous label. In this Podcast, she talks about her multi-cultural upbringing and her love for the Slovene culture. Julia also gets candid with us about exploring her cultural identity with her clothing and designing for a strong, independent woman.