Noel Corbin's guest appearances

Noel Corbin

Unravel A Fashion Podcast

The Creative Outsiders

Christina Raia

Alicia Rollins

Brittney Janae

Denise Hewett

Myah Hollis

Latasha Kennedy

Tomeka Winborne

Paulina Lagudi

Sahra V. Nguyen

Kim Ray

Kristina Thomas

Roxanne Avent

Sarah Moshman

Remy Fox

Karen Kramer

OwlTail

​Georgia native, Noel Corbin, attended Davidson Fine Arts High School, where she first began her studies costume design at the age of 14. Having found her gift for bringing stories to life through textiles at a young age, she took college course work at the Savannah College of Art &amp; Design while in high school and later obtained her Undergraduate Degree in Fashion Design from Georgia Southern University. With 10 years professional experience in costume design with Codeblack Films, the Amateur Comedy Club of New York City, and Coerlessly Ink., and fashion design in the New York fashion industry at Nicole Miller and Brooklyn Industries, Noel continued her education by enrolling in New York University in 2014. While attending NYU, she worked at a contractor with the fashion collection at the Smithsonian, broadening her knowledge in textile history, care, and research. In 2017, she completed her Masters of Arts degree in Visual Culture: Costume Studies with a focus on the 19th and early 20th dress and relocated to Los Angeles, California  to continue her work in costume design. Noel specializes in period costume, design, illustration, patternmaking, and construction and is currently the costume designer for Stepford Sidechix, a new web-series by Coerlessly Ink.Visit www.thecreativeoutsiders.com for show notes

​Georgia native, Noel Corbin, attended Davidson Fine Arts High School, where she first began her studies costume design at the age of 14. Having found her gift for bringing stories to life through textiles at a young age, she took college course work at the Savannah College of Art &amp; Design while in high school and later obtained her Undergraduate Degree in Fashion Design from Georgia Southern University. With 10 years professional experience in costume design with Codeblack Films, the Amateur Comedy Club of New York City, and Coerlessly Ink., and fashion design in the New York fashion industry at Nicole Miller and Brooklyn Industries, Noel continued her education by enrolling in New York University in 2014. While attending NYU, she worked at a contractor with the fashion collection at the Smithsonian, broadening her knowledge in textile history, care, and research. In 2017, she completed her Masters of Arts degree in Visual Culture: Costume Studies with a focus on the 19th and early 20th dress and relocated to Los Angeles, California to continue her work in costume design. Noel specializes in period costume, design, illustration, patternmaking, and construction and is currently the costume designer for Stepford Sidechix, a new web-series by Coerlessly Ink. Visit <a href="http://www.thecreativeoutsiders.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.thecreativeoutsiders.com</a> for show notes

Ep. 29 - Noel Corbin - Costume Designer

​Georgia native, Noel Corbin, attended Davidson Fine Arts High School, where she first began her studies costume design at the age of 14. Having found her gift for bringing stories to life through textiles at a young age, she took college course work at the Savannah College of Art &amp; Design while in high school and later obtained her Undergraduate Degree in Fashion Design from Georgia Southern University. With 10 years professional experience in costume design with Codeblack Films, the Amateur Comedy Club of New York City, and Coerlessly Ink., and fashion design in the New York fashion industry at Nicole Miller and Brooklyn Industries, Noel continued her education by enrolling in New York University in 2014. While attending NYU, she worked at a contractor with the fashion collection at the Smithsonian, broadening her knowledge in textile history, care, and research. In 2017, she completed her Masters of Arts degree in Visual Culture: Costume Studies with a focus on the 19th and early 20th dress and relocated to Los Angeles, California  to continue her work in costume design. Noel specializes in period costume, design, illustration, patternmaking, and construction and is currently the costume designer for Stepford Sidechix, a new web-series by Coerlessly Ink.  Visit www.thecreativeoutsiders.com for show notes

​Georgia native, Noel Corbin, attended Davidson Fine Arts High School, where she first began her studies costume design at the age of 14. Having found her gift for bringing stories to life through textiles at a young age, she took college course work at the Savannah College of Art &amp; Design while in high school and later obtained her Undergraduate Degree in Fashion Design from Georgia Southern University. With 10 years professional experience in costume design with Codeblack Films, the Amateur Comedy Club of New York City, and Coerlessly Ink., and fashion design in the New York fashion industry at Nicole Miller and Brooklyn Industries, Noel continued her education by enrolling in New York University in 2014. While attending NYU, she worked at a contractor with the fashion collection at the Smithsonian, broadening her knowledge in textile history, care, and research. In 2017, she completed her Masters of Arts degree in Visual Culture: Costume Studies with a focus on the 19th and early 20th dress and relocated to Los Angeles, California to continue her work in costume design. Noel specializes in period costume, design, illustration, patternmaking, and construction and is currently the costume designer for Stepford Sidechix, a new web-series by Coerlessly Ink. Visit <a href="http://www.thecreativeoutsiders.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.thecreativeoutsiders.com</a> for show notes

Ep. 29 - Noel Corbin - Costume Designer 

Natalya Mills

Kristine McPartlin

This week features the curators and conservator behind the exhibition: Fashioning the Women of Weeksville, currently at the Weeksville Heritage Center in Brooklyn, New York. The show is a rare opportunity to see the material culture of the African American women who lived in Weeksville in the nineteenth and twentieth-century.In the first half of the episode, Joy and Jasmine talk to the curators Noel Corbin and Natalya Mills.In the second half of the episode Dana and Jasmine talk to Kristine McPartlin, who is responsible for conserving and dressing the wedding dress featured in the exhibition.On September 16, 2016, Fashioning the Self in Slavery and Freedom is hosting the conference Community Curating: Stitching Together a History of a People at the Weeksville Heritage Center. For more information visit @fashioningtheself on Facebook.Noel Corbin instagram: @noelbynoelbNatalya Mills instagram: @from_natalya_with_loveKristine McPartlin instagram: @karamel_thunderVisit Weeksville: http://www.weeksvillesociety.org/Visit Fashioning the Women of Weeksville: http://www.weeksvillesociety.org/current-exhibition/Image credit: The Weeksville Lady, tintype, c.1880. Weeksville Heritage Center. Find out how The Weeksville Lady was discovered here.Visit us below for images and fashion:www.unravelpodcast.comInstagram: @unravelpodcastTwitter: @unravelpodcastFacebook: www.facebook.com/unravelpodcast/Pinterest: unravel: a fashion podcast www.pinterest.com/afashionpodcast/

This week features the curators and conservator behind the exhibition: Fashioning the Women of Weeksville, currently at the Weeksville Heritage Center in Brooklyn, New York. The show is a rare opportunity to see the material culture of the African American women who lived in Weeksville in the nineteenth and twentieth-century. In the first half of the episode, Joy and Jasmine talk to the curators Noel Corbin and Natalya Mills. In the second half of the episode Dana and Jasmine talk to Kristine McPartlin, who is responsible for conserving and dressing the wedding dress featured in the exhibition. On September 16, 2016, Fashioning the Self in Slavery and Freedom is hosting the conference Community Curating: Stitching Together a History of a People at the Weeksville Heritage Center. For more information visit @fashioningtheself on Facebook. Noel Corbin instagram: @noelbynoelb Natalya Mills instagram: @from_natalya_with_love Kristine McPartlin instagram: @karamel_thunder Visit Weeksville: <a href="http://www.weeksvillesociety.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.weeksvillesociety.org/</a> Visit Fashioning the Women of Weeksville: <a href="http://www.weeksvillesociety.org/current-exhibition/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.weeksvillesociety.org/current-exhibition/</a> Image credit: The Weeksville Lady, tintype, c.1880. Weeksville Heritage Center. Find out how The Weeksville Lady was discovered here. Visit us below for images and fashion: <a href="http://www.unravelpodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.unravelpodcast.com</a> Instagram: @unravelpodcast Twitter: @unravelpodcast Facebook: <a href="http://www.facebook.com/unravelpodcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.facebook.com/unravelpodcast/</a> Pinterest: unravel: a fashion podcast <a href="http://www.pinterest.com/afashionpodcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.pinterest.com/afashionpodcast/</a>

28 Fashioning the Women of Weeksville Interview with Noel Corbin, Natalya Mills & Kristine McPartlin