The Fashion Geek Podcast, straight from New York City, is an opinionated (well, it's from New York), straight from the hip, no presentation podcast sharing stories from the world of Men's Fashion. Whether it's an entrepreneur who has just launched their brand or an author who has written a book, if you like and breathe Men's Fashion-or you're new to the space and want to learn more-this show will give you everything you need to look your best. Learn what you need to know to bring out the style you always wanted. Host Reg Ferguson (Fashion Geek #1) is the Founder of New York Fashion Geek, a Men's Fashion consultancy that helps men go from Fashion Confused to Fashion Confident. He sounds as good as he looks. Episodes drop monthly.
Do you want to learn about Scotch whisky, tartans and kilts? Well, in this episode, host Reg Ferguson is invited by Simon Brooking from Beam Suntory to indulge in a conversational journey through the world of Scotch and Scottish fashion at New York’s Copper and Oak. Simon, a senior ambassador with rich knowledge of Scotch heritage (he’s a Scotsman so that makes sense), discusses the distinct flavors and intricacies of various Laphr...
In this episode of The Fashion Geek Podcast, Episode 83 titled "Elevate Your Style: The Benefits of Tailor-Made Bespoke Suits," I, Reg Ferguson, sit down with master tailor Joseph Genuardi in Hoboken, New Jersey at his studio. We delve into the nuanced world of bespoke tailoring and the unparalleled value of handmade clothing.
Joseph shares his dedication to the craft, operating a traditional tailor shop where he and his team constr...
In this episode of The Fashion Geek Podcast, I'm joined by Ethan Wong of Style And Direction, to discuss the appeal of vintage clothing for men. We delve into defining vintage clothing and Ethan shares his experiences sourcing and upgrading these unique pieces. The conversation highlights the differences between vintage stores in New York and LA, with Ethan expressing appreciation for tailored clothing in New York's scene and compa...
In this episode of The Fashion Geek Podcast, my guest, Timothey Hanchett of Induere TO, shares his passion for fashion and the process of creating custom-made garments. We discuss the importance of craftsmanship, personal style, and the impact of fashion on confidence. Timothy also provides insights into the complexities of the made-to-measure process, including challenges with accurate measurements, factory communication, and red ...
In this episode of The Fashion Geek Podcast, Reginald Ferguson and Elizabeth Way of FIT delve into the influence of hip hop fashion on streetwear and sneaker culture in the 21st century, exploring its impact on mainstream fashion and American culture. They discuss the curation process for an exhibition at the Museum at FIT, highlighting the challenges of selecting influential pieces from the world of hip hop fashion. The conversati...
Host Reginald Ferguson is joined by guest Glenn Gilliam to discuss the Arthur Ashe brand, a spinoff of Rowing Blazers (created by Jack Carlson). They critique the multiple logos and typefaces associated with the Arthur Ashe brand, suggesting a more powerful and cohesive brand statement.
Reg has some thoughts on The Met Gala. They're not good.
Reg talks about the viability of the brand after Virgil Abloh's death.
Reg talks about the pending Swatch x Omega drop. Is is it worth the hype?
Reg talks with John about French terry cloth sweatpants, dressing for travel and the “EBay cul de sac.” Fortunately, there are no dead ends to this episode.
Reg rides solo and talks about New York City's influence on brands.
Reg talks with Rashad about being one of the few bespoke tailors in the Washington D.C. area, along with his interest in 90s rap, especially the fits Dapper Dan created for Eric B. and Rakim (“Paid In Full”, “Follow The Leader”). You’re going to want to peep the technique on this episode.
What does it take to make tote bags, duffle bags and Dopp kits in leather, suede and coated canvas? How do you connect streetwear, sneaker culture and the Great Outdoors of Maine? Reg asks James McLaughlin, creator of 33 by Hand, all of those questions. Nothing to unpack here.
Reg talks with Sunflowerman (IG: Sunflowerman) about finding his way artistically to becoming an in demand artist for men’s fashion and watch brands. TJ Maxx even gets into the story.
Reg talks with Ethan Wong, co-host of the “Style and Direction” podcast and creator of the “A Little Bit of Rest” blog about how he got into dressing with intention through vintage clothing and why he likes to put his hands in his jacket pockets.
Reg talks about the sudden passing of Virgil Abloh and the impact he made in the fashion game.
Reg talks with the man behind the Instagram account. What’s all the hubbub about a style specific to education and elitism? Is there a way to break down the gates and make it a style for all?
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