Hi it's Chomonardi and I am the co-host of the run-through and also head of

editorial content at British Vogue. In case you haven't heard Vogue just

launched our all-new app. Through the app you can chat with me and other editors on everything happening

in fashion. Shop editor favorites and vote on the best looks of the season.

Get real-time updates now so you never miss a moment.

Download the Vogue app today.

Ever since he was little,

Kashi Kekin had just one dream. So the dream was to be heard, you know, for someone to listen and

and I wanted to do it as a career, right? I wanted to be a recording artist and that is a big dream obviously.

When he was in his early 20s, he put everything into music, all his money, his time.

I didn't socialize at all. When I wasn't working, I would be in my parents living room writing songs.

He was living with his parents in England and working in a hospital.

Some of that money went towards helping them with their bills and mortgage,

but everything else went towards making

making songs. He'd rent out a recording studio that had discounted rates for a

very specific reason. The studio was a converted toilet actually in, yeah, it was called the loop hole.

But initially I thought he he the loo-hole.

Kashi didn't have a lot of knowledge of the music industry.

His dad was a postman and his mom worked in a factory.

So his goal was just to get his music in front of as many people as possible.

He'd rent out the studio for about $50 an hour, and each song would take at least 12 hours to record.

So you can see how quickly it adds up. So wait 12 hours 50 that's like what like

...