ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
The Business of Fashion has gained a global following as an essential daily resource for fashion creatives, executives and entrepreneurs in over 200 countries. It is frequently described as “indispensable,” “required reading” and “an addiction.”
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English
United States
671 episodes
since Oct. 5, 2017
episodic
AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~39.50% of listeners are from United States.
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US
39.50%
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IE
17.52%
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GB
6.40%
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CA
5.08%
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SG
4.29%
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KE
3.09%
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DE
2.14%
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AE
1.98%
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RO
1.90%
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AU
1.77%
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PH
1.73%
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IN
1.28%
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TW
1.19%
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FR
1.15%
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HK
1.15%
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AT
0.95%
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IT
0.82%
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ZA
0.66%
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UA
0.66%
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IL
0.61%
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ES
0.49%
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MX
0.49%
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NL
0.41%
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BR
0.37%
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VN
0.37%
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KR
0.37%
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MY
0.28%
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JP
0.28%
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BE
0.28%
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PL
0.24%
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TR
0.20%
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CH
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NZ
0.16%
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KH
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NG
0.12%
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PT
0.12%
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PK
0.12%
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FI
0.12%
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CZ
0.12%
Others
1.23%
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LATEST EPISODE 🔗
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In 2023, Christopher Kane did what no independent designer ever wants to do. He closed the label he had spent 17 years building with his sister, Tammy Kane. This was the man who put rubberised lace on the runway, who cut up saddle leather on a domestic sewing machine, and who found his ideas in the…
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