Articles of Interest is a show about what we wear.Produced and Hosted by Avery Trufelman
Nate Dimeo is a longtime radio hero of mine. And praises be, now he has a book out of his stories, c
What Catholic priests wear, and the insight it provides into what we laypeople wear. For images of w
In honor of the Met Gala, a special feature. This is an episode I produced with one of my favorite p
Why would God care what we wear? A tour through Islam, Mormonism, and Judaism, and all of their vary
Sometimes it’s liberating to be naked. Sometimes it’s really really not. Notes, links, and images a
Color. Why we need it. Why we fear it. And where its future might lie. Images and links at article
On stage in Toronto, with the help of shoe designer Aurora James and shoe historian Elizabeth Semmel
You and I both know this. The supply chain is super messed up. The way humans make clothing is deepl
This is a special re visit of one of my favorite stories: Pockets. Followed up by a special live int
Plus-sized fashion seems to live in a separate trend cycle. There are different patterns, different
A secret society. A secret tradition. And a cloth that somehow lends itself to ritual. articlesofin
Himanshu kept seeing paisley everywhere: from his home temple to his couch cushions to his mom’s pan
This is about two examples of cloth-alternatives. One that went extinct. And one that’s very much al
In the 1980s, Budapest was not quite socialist and not quite capitalist, and there was one fashion d
The tricky thing about fashion is that, in order to preserve its history, you need to preserve physi
Prison uniforms are not, in fact, uniform. There are so many types of clothes that are worn across d
Think of this mini episode as a tiny makeover in your ears. Amy Smilovic, the founder of Tibi, has
Behind the scenes at the Costume Institute, we see how long it really takes to dress a mannequin. An
On the ten year anniversary of a horrible manufacturing disaster- a look at what has changed, what h
The pointe shoe is a design that balances at the very tip of both tradition and innovation. What can
