Hi, Halima. Hi, Oni. And hello to the listeners. Welcome to the Polyester podcast. I'm Ioni,

the founding editor-in-chief of Polyester Online, imprint and everywhere else. And I'm Halima, the community

editor of Polyester and the co-host of the Polyester podcast. We publish weekly episodes with

The Sleepover Club and Obsessions. This week is the Sleepover Club where we have all those

garage conversations you usually have with your mates at a sleepover. This week is a sleepover club where we have all those garage conversations you usually have

with your mates at a sleepover.

This week we are joined with Eden Young.

A very special guest.

Eden, would she like to introduce yourself to the podcast?

Hello, I'm Eden.

I'm the socials editor for Polyester and I'm very excited to be here today. So today, me and

Eden and also the whole of the internet have been having very many conversations about the

return of indie slees. But Halima has no fucking clear what we're on about because she is but a child.

I was thinking, you guys think I probably have no clue what this is.

I was chronically online as an 11-year-old, so I have some knowledge.

You make me feel sick.

When did, okay, because I was looking at this up yesterday, and there was an account that was talking about how Indies Slee's stopped in 2012. I don't think that's true. Is that true? Yeah. That's true. Kind of died out. Okay, so Halima, maybe we should start by, you tell us what you think Indie Slees is. Okay, so when Indy Slees died, supposedly, I was 12. So clearly, yeah, I was 12 and I died. So, but I was thinking that Indies was like, you know, I can't remember how, not say her last name, but it's like Sky Ferrarra. Sky Ferrarian. Eden, how'd you say the last name?

Ferraria.

Ferraria.

So like Sky Ferraria, like that whole vibe, like Tumblr, like skins, like staying up late,

like tights, like, out of monkeys.

That's what I was thinking.

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