Dressed the history of fashion is a production of Dressed Media.

With over 8 billion people in the world, we all have one thing in common.

Every day we all get dressed. Welcome to Dressed, the history of fashion.

A podcast that explores the who, what, when, of why we wear.

We are fashion historians and your host, April Callahan, and Cassidy Zachary.

Hello Dressed listeners and welcome to this week's Fashion History Now.

On Tuesday, we did part one of our Barbie episode. You're just going to have to forgive us

for taking a little bit of a break from that, but it will be that huge topic.

It's a huge topic. Yeah, as you already know, if you've listened to part one,

yeah, I need to just a little bit more time. So please forgive me, but it will be airing on Tuesday.

So we're just coming at you with a little bit of a fashion history now this week,

starting with some listener mail, which we haven't done in a while, April.

But we always hear from you all use in us direct messages, use in its emails.

We do our very best to get back to all of you in a timely fashion. And I wanted to just highlight

a couple that were in response to our recent How to Shop for Vintage episode.

The first is from Mickey from she says hello from South Australia.

I just wanted to share that as you were talking about thrifting and savers.

I was literally embroidering a neon embellishment on a vintage jumper jacket.

I purchased just purchase room savers. Also a thrifting trick I just picked up is to get an

electric fabric shaver. It gets rid of all the pilling on old vintage knitwear and it makes it look

new again. Thanks for the fabulous history lessons and shares of slow fashion.

And yes, that is fantastic advice. Thank you. That sometimes you do have to kind of prepare

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