Born in Sheffield, artist Corbin Shaw has always looked back onto the everyday British way of life for inspiration.

Raised in the digital era of Tumblr, the Internet became an escapism for him, which later transpired as one of the main influences in him pursuing art and performance at Central Saint Martins. This path later led him to create contemporary work about the modern notions of masculinity, class and adolescence with some of the most established artists, photographers and editors like Alasdair McLellan, Katie Grand and John Joseph Holt.

Coming onto Fashion Forensics, Shaw is able to reflects back on his childhood influences like Cara Delevingne, memorable movies like Disney's 1941 make of Dumbo, and his current inspirations like Nadia Lee Cohen's 'Women", envisioning what his future holds in the performance and fashion space.

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Musician, muse and artist Cosima has always walked a very personal road within fashion and music.

Becoming Pierpaolo Piccioli's Maison Valentino muse and performing at his Haute Couture and ready-to-wear fashion shows further inspired her to express deeply hidden stories through making music, and devote her life to owning your own artist autonomy - something she has advocated for since her first record in 2016 and having launched her own record label.

By becoming vulnerable through her music, she was able to create and nurture a community of like-minded souls, and inspire them with tracks like 'Somewhere' , 'To Build a House' and her latest single 'Angel Blonde (That's Life!)'.

Talking about her inspirations on Fashion Forensics, Cosima describes her love for 1970s cinema by filmmakers like Rainer Fassbinder and photography icons like Nan Goldin as the building pillars of her point of view.

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What means the most for Jordanluca? Love. Every expression of it.

Design duo Jordan Bowen and Luca Marchetto’s meet-cute moment famously occurred in the line for the toilets at a London gay club.

Now, years later, they have built a monumentally disruptive fashion brand, have become husbands and shifted the modern perception of work-life balance within the fashion industry.

Their story features two very different upbringings, but sharing the same joie de vivre of rebellion. Luca is a designer coming from the Italian mountains, obsessed with British culture and Vivienne Westwood’s ethos of understanding societal boundaries in order to break them. Jordan is a model, a hat designer and a creative who first interned for the great milliner Stephen Jones, and came from a family of London Punks and 1970s New Romantics, and later inspired greatly by his mentor, the late British artist Duggie Fields.

Coming on Fashion Forensics, the design duo talks love, the importance of mentorship, and how important it is to captivate the sliding door moments in your life.

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Alexander Fury is a fashion editor and archivist who has hit every single touchpoint you can experience with the fashion industry. From the moment he witnessed Carla Bruni on the runway for John Galliano in 1995, he knew he wanted to devote his life to fashion. His early work with Nick Knight at SHOWstudio ushered in a fierce determination in taking apart and examining each particle that makes the industry - something he has led on to take across his work later on for Love Magazine, Financial Times, The New York Times and becoming the Fashion Features Director at AnOther Magazine.

Leading Fashion Forensics’s debut episode, Fury talks at length about the imagery that has stuck with him throughout his life - from being 12 years-old and witnessing Alexander McQueen and Vivienne Westwood’s fashion shows through newspaper cut-outs, all the way through spending six months with Demna in preparation for his Balenciaga Couture debut back in 2021.

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Welcome to Fashion Forensics - the visual podcast where we examine fashion as a non-transaction with some of the world’s best artists, stylists, designers, photographers and editors, stripping it down to its core identity.

My name is Angel Nemov, a fashion journalist and editor, examining how past imagery has shaped our present identity, and what that means for our collective future.

How do we recall the visual moments in our lives that have shaped who we are? As the fashion and creative cycle becomes more and more overwhelming with imagery 24/7, what are the moments that have cut through that noise?

Join me each week as we analyse and reflect upon the most special moments in my guests’s lives that have made them into powerhouse creatives across fashion and design.

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