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Welcome to Dressed, the history of fashion.

A podcast that explores the who-what-wint-of-why-we-where.

We are fashion historians and your host, Cass v. Zachary, and April Callyham.

So, Cass, as you know, earlier this week, you spoke with Kirstie McLeod

about her 11-year art initiative, known as the Red Dress Project.

And this basically was a collaboration working with embroidery artists

from 28 countries around the world,

embroidering on the same red dress as they passed it from country to country to country.

And today, we're actually going to continue on this theme of red fashion.

But we're not going to speak about Kirstie's project.

We're actually going to talk about a very cool new ed tech company

known as Little Red Fashion.

And before we go any further, I just want to point out that these two projects

are not related.

It just kind of happens to be this happy coincidence that they're both about the color red.

Because of that, we did think it would be kind of cute to pair them together this week.

Yes, and today is actually a bit of a first for us.

Parents and some of our younger listeners rejoice

because today we are chatting about the future of fashion education for kids.

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