Tag: analog photography
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Week ten … oh wow.
Ten weeks I’ve been at this. Note: my weeks of doing this project don’t line up with how long isolation/quarantine has been happening. I noticed that when talking to someone, and felt I should acknowledge that.We had another week of good weather, which meant I wore some more of my favourite outfits. I really love…
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Ep. 15 “Supportive Brassiere Situation” with Jessica Trach
In this episode of Let’s Talk Clothes I sit down with knitter supreme, bicycling enthusiast, and most extroverted introvert (and my sister) Jessica Trach! This episode Jessica and I discuss clothing as self-expression, dressing for different cities and climates, and making your own clothing.
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Ep 11 “Pride’s All Year In My Closet” with Johnny Cann
After a months-long hiatus, we’re back with another episode of Let’s Talk Clothes! This episode I sit down with Johnny Cann to discuss clothing and self-expression, personal fashion influences and inspirations, and fashion reality TV. Originally hailing from Nova Scotia, is one half of the That’s Spooky podcast (which he co-hosts with his partner, and former Let’s…
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Ep 10 “You Never Developed Film in the Nude?” with Arman Bahreini
On the latest episode of Let’s Talk Clothes I sit down with photographer, future dog owner, and coffee enthusiast Arman Bahreini. In this episode Arman and I discuss personal style evolution, dressing for comfort and practicality, and emotional attachment to clothing.
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Ep. 9 – “Tough and Tender” with Johanna Thompson
This week on Let’s Talk Clothes I sit down with artist, dog enthusiast, and concert goer Johanna Thompson. In this episode Johanna and I discuss changing your clothing consumption habits, small town upbringings, and clothing as armour.
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Ep. 5 – “Crisp Denim” with Jess Lawther
This week on Let’s Talk Clothes I sit down with lover of coffee and floral prints, Jess Lawther. In this episode Jess and I discuss the transition from student life to the “real world”, breaking the rules of fashion and style, and using clothing as a way of expressing yourself.
Gabrielle Trach 