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English
United States
33 episodes
since Sept. 7, 2018
episodic

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Charlotte Kent, Chair of the Education Committee, sits down with Emmy award-winning stylist and best-selling author David Zyla. They discuss Zyla's career, his numerous books including "The Color of Style" and "How to Win at Shopping," and his tips for dressing−and feeling−your best.

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David Zyla, member of the Fashion Committee, sits down with fashion designer and artist Richard Haines. They discuss Haines's fashion career and his newfound love of blogging.
Charlotte Kent, Chair of the Education Committee, sits down with burlesque performer Reverend Legs Malone. They discuss the history of burlesque and why it's often considered taboo to this day.
David Zyla, member of the Fashion Committee, sits down with award-winning costume designer Lisa Padovani. They discuss her career and work on shows like Boardwalk Empire and Gotham.
Charlotte Kent, Chair of the Education Committee, sits down with NAC Board of Governors member Arthur Barnes. They discuss how Barnes became involved with the Club, his love of jazz, and his role in the Club's 120th anniversary celebration.
Charlotte Kent, Chair of the Education Committee, sits down with artist Aaron Miller. They discuss Miller's unique process of working with charcoal.
David Zyla of the Fashion Committee sits down with fashion designer Jeffrey Banks. They discuss Banks' decades-long career, how he got started in the business, and what he's working on today.
David Zyla of the Fashion Committee sits down with Clare Wilkinson. They discuss Wilkinson's career and books, including Fashioning Bollywood: The Making and Meaning of Hindi Film Costume.
David Zyla of the Fashion Committee sits down with style writer Nichelle Gainer. They discuss her book Vintage Black Glamour and the history of fashion in the black community.
Charlotte Kent, Chair of the Education Committee, sits down with Judy Mam to discuss DADA.nyc, a new social media network where users communicate through drawing.
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