Fashion Reverie Talks

Beyond the Trends: Billion Brothers, Bridal Dreams & Fashion’s Next ChapterFashion Reverie Talks returns for Season 9 with timeless style, fresh perspectives, and a front-row look at what’s next.Designer Derek Glenn shares the story behind Billion Brothers, revealing how unity, craftsmanship, and vintage-inspired leather accessories shape a brand built on more than appearances. From accessible luxury to a fresh approach to streetwear, discover his vision for fashion with character and staying power.Plus, editor-in-chief William Gooch previews the Fall 2027 collections at New York Bridal Week, spotlighting designers to watch and explaining why bridal fashion offers an experience all its own. The team also discusses André Leon Talley’s enduring legacy, John Galliano’s Zara collaboration, and changes at the CFDA.Visit FashionReverie.com for more, and subscribe for your seat at the intersection of fashion, culture, and conversation.

In this episode of Fashion Reverie Talks, we welcome acclaimed fashion designer, FIT professor, and casting agent Renaldo Barnette for an insightful conversation with Kristopher Fraser about his thought-provoking article, "African Models Versus Black American Models: Who Comes Out on Top?" Together, they explore representation, opportunity, industry trends, and the evolving landscape of fashion modeling from a unique insider perspective. We also wrap up the season with a fun and engaging Fashion Quiz featuring fashion publicist Scott French, testing fashion knowledge while looking back at some of the biggest moments in style. As always, we kick off the show with the latest fashion news, covering the stories, designers, and trends making headlines around the world. Whether you're a fashion professional, student, or style enthusiast, this episode offers thoughtful discussion, industry insight, and a celebration of another exciting season of Fashion Reverie Talks.

On this episode of Fashion Reverie Talks, hosts Tijana Ibrahimovic and Christopher Fraser welcome acclaimed fashion designer Byron Lars and his business partner Sheila Gray to discuss their exciting new partnership with HSN and the evolution of their fashion brand, In Earnest. Discover how they are bringing their signature blend of style, versatility, and inclusivity to a broader audience while staying true to the design philosophy that has made Byron Lars a respected name in fashion for over three decades. The conversation explores fashion for women of all ages, the importance of confidence through clothing, fabric sourcing, creative inspiration, and how HSN has opened new opportunities to connect directly with consumers. Byron and Sheila also share insights into the future of their collections and why accessibility and individuality remain at the heart of everything they create. In the second half of the show, Christopher Fraser discusses his latest article examining the impact of generative AI on the fashion industry. From concerns about job displacement and AI-generated models to the potential benefits and limitations of artificial intelligence, this timely discussion explores how technology is reshaping fashion and what it means for the industry's future. Topics Include:Byron Lars' new HSN collectionThe evolution of In EarnestFashion inclusivity and body confidenceDesigning for women of all agesBehind-the-scenes fabric sourcingThe future of fashion retailGenerative AI and fashion careersAI-generated models and industry concernsHuman creativity vs. artificial intelligence#FashionReverie #ByronLars #HSN #FashionPodcast #FashionIndustry #InEarnest #SheilaGray #GenerativeAI #ArtificialIntelligence #FashionDesign #StyleInspiration #FashionNews #FashionReverieTalks #TijanaIbrahimovic #ChristopherFraser

In this episode, we are happy to have renowned jewelry designer Burkindy to talk about his brand.We will also have a discussion about the recent Met Gala with author and fashion insider Lisa Silhanek and our editor-in-chief William S. Gooch. We start all of our episodes with fashion news.

In this episode, we are happy to have Fashion Reverie Editor-in-Chief William Gooch to talk about Dance Theatre of Harlem’s season at New York City Center. And I will chat about my new article on fashionreverie.com “What It Takes to Become a Fashion Stylist in 2026”