Teatum Jones's guest appearances

Teatum Jones

A vision of a world built with integrity.

WARDROBE CRISIS with Clare Press

Maggie Marilyn

Tamara Cincik

Anya Hindmarch

Sara Maino

Sarah Corbett

Wilson Oryema

Sébastien Kopp

Katharine Hamnett

Stephen Jones

Michael Preysman

Kalpona Akter

Adam Minter

Bianca Spender

Kirsten Brodde

Tim Jackson

OwlTail

Catherine Teatum and Rob Jones graduated from Ravensbourne University and Central St Martins respectively. They met in Italy whilst working for British fashion brand, John Richmond, and since founding Teatum Jones in 2009 have been recognised worldwide for their emotionally connected approach to fashion. An approach that respects people and their ‘Human Stories’ demonstrating our uniqueness and similarities through a poetic design narrative. They use their platform to create dialogue and support campaigns such as ’16 Days Of Activism’, a United Nations Women International campaign to end violence against women and girls. Teatum Jones believe in the power of fashion to present a pro-social message of inclusivity and positive identity. They believe in creating socially conscious fashion that puts the craftspeople and the customer at the heart of their creations. In this podcast Catherine Teatum and Black Neon Digital’s founder, Jodi Muter-Hamilton discuss: Fashion education and creative freedom The importance of approaching research from a place of true connection and how that has resulted in Teatum Jones becoming British Library Designer in Residence and British Fashion Council Positive Fashion Representatives How ‘Human Stories’ have led to the Global Womanhood Part Part One &amp; Part Two and creative homage to Natasha Baker, GB Paralympic dressage eleven-time gold medalist What it means to be Woolmark Prize Winners and to be recognised as textile innovators pushing the boundaries of traditional practices The joy of working with companies such as John Smedley Using your voice and platform to a create positive impact and how recent motherhood has made issues such as sustainability even more imminent www.teatumjones.comwww.blackneondigital.com

Catherine Teatum and Rob Jones graduated from Ravensbourne University and Central St Martins respectively. They met in Italy whilst working for British fashion brand, John Richmond, and since founding Teatum Jones in 2009 have been recognised worldwide for their emotionally connected approach to fashion. An approach that respects people and their ‘Human Stories’ demonstrating our uniqueness and similarities through a poetic design narrative. They use their platform to create dialogue and support campaigns such as ’16 Days Of Activism’, a United Nations Women International campaign to end violence against women and girls. Teatum Jones believe in the power of fashion to present a pro-social message of inclusivity and positive identity. They believe in creating socially conscious fashion that puts the craftspeople and the customer at the heart of their creations. In this podcast Catherine Teatum and Black Neon Digital’s founder, Jodi Muter-Hamilton discuss: Fashion education and creative freedom The importance of approaching research from a place of true connection and how that has resulted in Teatum Jones becoming British Library Designer in Residence and British Fashion Council Positive Fashion Representatives How ‘Human Stories’ have led to the Global Womanhood Part Part One &amp; Part Two and creative homage to Natasha Baker, GB Paralympic dressage eleven-time gold medalist What it means to be Woolmark Prize Winners and to be recognised as textile innovators pushing the boundaries of traditional practices The joy of working with companies such as John Smedley Using your voice and platform to a create positive impact and how recent motherhood has made issues such as sustainability even more imminent <a href="http://www.teatumjones.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.teatumjones.com</a> <a href="http://www.blackneondigital.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.blackneondigital.com</a>

#21 CATHERINE TEATUM  - how teatum jones emotionally connect to design socially conscious fashion

“We truly believe in the power of fashion to present a pro-social message of inclusivity and positive identity." How's that for a vision statement? These are the words of Catherine Teatum and Rob Jones, AKA London fashion duo Teatum Jones.Catherine Teatum and Rob Jones, are the London creative partners behind Teatum Jones - an inclusive, though-provoking label challenging fashion’s norms. What role can fashion play in empowering women and girls? How can we modernise fashion and make it way more inclusive? How do we smash the idea that you have to look and be a certain way to qualify as beautiful, stylish, in fashion? How come fashion ignores disability - and keeps on getting away with it? Why do designers have a responsibility in this area, and how can they maximise their positive impact? How come fashion ignores disability - and keeps on getting away with it? Why do designers have a responsibility in this area, and how can they maximise their positive impact? In this lively, thought-provoking Episode, we address these thorny issues and more, and have a laugh while we're at it.Follow Clare on Instagram and Twitter. Find more podcasts and the shownotes at https://thewardrobecrisis.com/podcast/2018/12/18/podcast-ep-66-teatum-jones Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“We truly believe in the power of fashion to present a pro-social message of inclusivity and positive identity." How's that for a vision statement? These are the words of Catherine Teatum and Rob Jones, AKA London fashion duo <a href="https://www.teatumjones.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Teatum Jones</a>.Catherine Teatum and Rob Jones, are the London creative partners behind Teatum Jones - an inclusive, though-provoking label challenging fashion’s norms. What role can fashion play in empowering women and girls? How can we modernise fashion and make it way more inclusive? How do we smash the idea that you have to look and be a certain way to qualify as beautiful, stylish, in fashion? How come fashion ignores disability - and keeps on getting away with it? Why do designers have a responsibility in this area, and how can they maximise their positive impact? How come fashion ignores disability - and keeps on getting away with it? Why do designers have a responsibility in this area, and how can they maximise their positive impact? In this lively, thought-provoking Episode, we address these thorny issues and more, and have a laugh while we're at it.Follow Clare on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/mrspress/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/MrsPress" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter.</a> Find more podcasts and the shownotes at <a href="https://thewardrobecrisis.com/podcast/2018/12/18/podcast-ep-66-teatum-jones" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://thewardrobecrisis.com/podcast/2018/12/18/podcast-ep-66-teatum-jones</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Teatum Jones - the London Designers on Positive Fashion, Inclusivity & Activism