I love that these documentaries are showing that the Fashion Industry isn't just about vanity and looking pretty, there's so much behind it. These are so interesting
Such a brilliant and interesting series with the ideal person pulling it all together. Love Alexa's style and attitude and sense of humour. She always seems genuinally interested and informed. Hope you continue to do more of these.
I would love to see Alexa do a focus on sustainable fashion, taking a look at less polluting methods, plus vegan lines. For example, there are really exciting vegan alternatives to leather, such as Piñatex.
I agree with your suggestion. There are also some companies now that are exploring mushroom leather to replace animal by-products, with a similar texture to real leather.
wow this is what exactly what i want to be, these people are very passionate about their career and what they are doing and empower others with their knowlegeds and experiences, i wish i could find a job that i'm passionate about i know it's not that easy but it will be worth it!
this doc was literally more insightful & useful than any industry talk/conference i've ever attended (and those were many). great job british vogue and alexa!
I'm not even interested into fashion! But Alexa you made it so interesting, and the way you tell the story and tour personality + all the designers stories, made me feel so inspired to do so many things! thank you so much!!
46:09 you can sense that that woman has so much knowledge and from the way she speaks it seems like she's a very sweet person. I would want her to be my professor, I could listen to her all day.
I love how you've unpacked a complex and misunderstood industry. As a marketing exec it was really helpful to see how other leaders have stumbled onto their path. Please do a show about how trends start on the runway from the top $$$$$$ designers and then how those trends trickle down to the masses. It's changing now, with the bloggers and street style instagram.. isn't it? Fashion need to change like other "disruptive" industries. Anyway thanks for being fun and down to earth, too.
Idk for me as a middle class person it’s feels as though these places, like opening ceremony are so out of reach- my friends and I would just never feel comfortable to walk into a place like that, so it feels slightly ironic how they talk about it being a meeting place for everybody, instead it’s a meeting place for those can afford to be respected in such a space.
Keep in mind, there is ALOT of money in NYC and LA.. BUT you can Use them as inspiration. think about it.. humans still want "a meeting place" , items that make you smile, ( i want the dog coin purse) , and good design.
@@Mssilverbelle TRUTH. We tend to forget the base rates when it comes to wealth. There is A LOT - I mean A LOT of money in the world. From NYC, LA, Korea, and Japan, there are more millionaires than one would imagine. Walking into one of these luxury stores and spending $800 on sunglasses isn't even a fraction of some peoples' wealth.
@@ayetreyyy - I found it had to do with renting and car ownership...In NYC folks have more disposable income to spend on putting stylish clothes on their backs. Elsewhere, a heavy mortgage and expensive car/s to pay off car curb such indulgences...
Sahara Topaz which is why I refuse to ever in my life finance a car - what a SCAM. I’ll buy used all day. And as for a mortgage, I’m still debating that one... take out a 100k loan for 15 or 30 years - something doesn’t sit well with me with that. Wouldn’t it be better to pay cash? Then again, leveraging is a tool.
This series is by far one of the most influential/ meaningful I have ever seen. I'm constantly faced with the problem of whether I should actually pursue my dream of content creating, art directing, and fashion documenting (I know too much to actually be true) or follow what my parents want which is an "actual" career such as law, etc. I constantly have this anxiety of whether or not I should follow my dream and what happens if I'll never make it, and whether or not I have the ability to actually succeed in what I want to do. As a young boy living in a place where there's not much interest in fashion and it's quite boring, I feel that coming from my background (economically as well) would never grant me a position to do what I've always dreamt of. On top of that, my parents are repeatedly telling me the correct path is the "actual career" path so I'm left thinking "Are they right... Will i only succeed in doing something I don't love". This video clarified most of my concerns, and for that I'm very thankful xx.
It's been 2 years since your comment. How you're doing, mate? (I'm really interested - your 2 years younger self feels like on a crossroad and it all sounds like a story I'd like to know. No, don't call me a freak :D)
This is your one life. Live it the way you feel would bring out your best self. Emphasize your strengths. Never choose a career solely for security or money. Do something that makes you feel inspired and creative. It will pay off.
It’s always good to pursue your dreams, even if you end up someplace else. It’s about the journey. If you get something out of studying Law maybe do it, and explore your creative calling in your spare time. Many skills you learn in a degree are transferable. One of the things I learned is how to research. I’m sure you will get stuff out of studying Law that will give you extra insight.
I love this. I recently graduated mid pandemic as a Sociology major and I would love to get into fashion; so, hearing all of these people say they graduated with a Liberal Arts degree gives me hope. 4 years later... but thank you so much for this.
Alex this is brilliant, beautiful and simply ballsy...I love the way you "Chat" with everyone, but still get them, through their own waffle, to the point. Love love..this is a concept that you already "own" I don't think anyone else could deliver this the way you do. Love some more!
I'm not in fashion but in the creative industry. This series is great at showing the dynamism of the industry; things that can be applied in many fields. Way to go British Vogue & Alexa. Wonderful to watch.
Gosh, Alexa just makes me smile so much! What a beautiful personality, voice and way of thinking. It's so refreshing to see someone love what they are doing!
It's just so tough, though! These documentaries are amazing, and it's super fascinating to look at all these different sides of the fashion industry that we don't think about. At the same time, it's so hard to fully get away from the idea that the fashion industry is about superficiality and excess. Like a lot of other people have said here, it's a pretty small demographic who can go into shops like these and think "Wow, $300, so worth the price!" I live in New York, and it's pretty easy to guess that New York is not ONLY made up of people working in billion dollar industries, people who can't spend a month's rent on one handbag. And that's where the arguments aren't quite there yet. Saying that the fashion industry is actually amazing, filled with wonderful and friendly creative people trying to make a difference. Yes, but...
your instincts are right... Fashion is not a "healthy" industry in its proposition and in its essence: it basically sells inverted values, goes against the grain of life (youth better than aging, ryou have to be rich, beautiful etc... letting alone the fact that the outside matters more than the inside). It plays on your fears of not fitting in, and not being 'enough', and brings mimetic desire to its paroxysm, it inflates the ego... It is basically nefarious no matter how much you dress it up in appealing layers and filters of silk and discourse and glamour... That being said, it is ALSO a platform for creative people, full of talent and spiritual power and visions to find an outlet to their talents, and make a living out of it... It is an imperfect outlet, but still it has it own merits too, not JUST negatives... for instance, it's interesting to see the form that sociology, history, politics, pop culture can take in the minds of different creators, since clothes and garments are like captures of the spirits of a given epoch/era... that creative side of fashion is interesting. This embodiment of the spirit of a given time/era... and the different anthropological dimensions/propositions that stem from a same period/cultural context... it creates spaces of personal development... and has big societal impact in many ways...
The Veda woman seemed really cool. The trend people in all black at 28:00 are so pretentious, and I think Alexa handles them well with a sugary yet sarcastic tone. Lovely documentary but would like to see the business side more. The trend people remind me of people from my university!
@G Bologna Are you kidding? They were incredibly fake and pretentious, throwing around industry buzzwords in lieu of actual explanations. They had nothing of worth to say, only the belief that they did.
The thing i like the most about these series it's the way it shows that fashion can be original, inspiring and has a lot to do with personality and individual expressions.
I need to get my head inthe game. 46, and I'm still rocking the "old school" resume. I always wanted to be a little more extra, but thought it was a death sentence prior to the interview. I recall watching Legally Blonde, and wishing I could do scented paper, then went status quo. That Froot Loops resume box gave me LIFE!!! This documentary has inspired me to unleash my inner creativity, desire to collaborate & network. I've always had the inner desire to be a disruptor, unfortunately I opted to conform, but no more!!! Thank you.
I am actually obsessed with these videos! I'm studying fashion promotion at the moment and its just nice to have an insight on all different companies and the way they work! Alexa is so genuine and humorous its lovely to watch!
Dear Alexa and Co. whom made this program, Thank you for giving such a wonderful insight into all the different avenue's of the fashion industry in NYC. As someone who has worked in the design world (designer) for almost 15 years I certainly did not think of all the courses my road would go, however viewing this made me so happy to know there are many young (.. or old) fashion fledglings whom can be inspired, relate and ultimately choose a fantastic path that suits them in the great wide FASHION WORLD> hugs and kiss, keep up the good stuff. Stephen
After watching this pretty impressive piece of journalistic brilliance, I have to ask myself why it took me so long to click on this film that kept scrolling by me in the side bar. Alexa Chung is a real dynamo at connecting and asking the best questions that get right to the crux of what one should know about being successful in this business of fashion. Wow... This really got my mind all fired up on so many levels. I will definitely watch this again and already have a list of people who I know will find this not only useful but very engaging and delightful. Great stuff, here... Not to be missed!
My dear friend!!!!! Im so glad you have found your calling!!!!I really enjoying watching and listening to you!!!!keep in touch !!!!and follow your heart and whats brings you bliss!!!!!!
Thank you Alexa for this very authentic and professional documentary. It's really a pleasure to watch your series. For me as for many, working in fashion industry this is a one more reminder about how huge, serious, multi-faceted, evolving and powerful the industry is. Ant really helpful must see videos for those who just takes a step into it.
All of those people were wealthy already that's how they 'made it' in the fashion industry, instead of asking asinine questions about how useful was her phylosophy degree just ask her how much money did it cost her to set up her business, then it will be painfully obvious that not anyone has the kind of money to start a business like in New York.
Ignupa and that isn't harsh? Lol. I don't know enough about this world to know people are poor because they are dumb and not ambitious. But seems like you know everything...
Humming bee, who said it was or wasnt harsh? Lol you’re confusing the comment above mine. At least focus on who you’re replying to. Anyways my comment was based on the text that states “not anyone has the kind of money to start a business like in New York”. Which from my actual experience in the world i’ve noticed to be a constant excuse from poor people to sometimes put the blame on something they cant control instead of what they can actually control. Which is public information, ambition and their effort. The poor who make comments such as the one im replying to are the ones I blame for their lack of intelligence and ambition for success, not the poor in general because it’s impossible to generalize the reason for every person’s poverty of course.
Ignupa you know these people are poor? Some are probably educated from top universities, coming from middle class families and yet have average jobs because making it far in your 20s isn't that easy and it is true coming from wealth helps to set up business. You can't expect a recent graduate to have sufficient finances to set up chic boutiques and offices like the ones you see here without a starting fund, do you? Certainly not with a silly philosophy degree.
I have been a fan of Alexa for years but I honestly have never heard her speak before! I know, terrible of me... And listening to her voice now, I am surprised at how much it made me love her even more.
Thank you so much for this exclusive information on the industry. There is only so much that I can learn in school. These videos make me excited for all the opportunities there are in the world of fashion!
Some people come into our lives & leave footprints on our hearts. Others come into our lives & make us wanna leave footprints on their face. Hi Do you intend to chuckle so hard ? Then search on google "makemelaugh8282" or "make me laugh 8282"
That was fascinating. Lots of things I hadn't heard of. As an administrator for my day job I'm now thinking there might be a start up who would love and value my admin skills as well as my creativity
Just finding Alexa and now her VOGUE series. Maybe not surprising as I am slightly out of the target market range at 59. Currently seeking a fresh start in business I have cheered every word of this video. Well done!
I don't really care so much for fashion industry and I haven't been following Alexa's work in recent years but I always liked this girl, even when she was back in England, she smart and capable and has a great charisma and attitude. Seams real. I'm glad she did good for herself in the US. This documentaries are really interesting :)
I've just finished the public examination for uni admission in my city so I can finally watch the second series. I'm quite daunted by my exam performance and afraid that I may not be able to obtain the university degree (given the fact that I can't afford non-funded uni programme and I am not the one who's artistically intelligent), which I think can prepare myself for my future career in fashion industry as it has always been my aspiration. However, this series is giving me so much courage. Those opinions made in the series are really inspiring and helpful. Looking forward to the third series!!!
Thank you for such wide informative body of knowledge from all angle of the Future of Fashion World with you Ms. Alexa Chung in New York / British Vogue. Keep spreading the love, knowledge and understanding of this Craft! Very much appreciate you!!! E. Young from New York born in Belize City...
This was extremely helpful and insightful! Fashion Marketing is interesting to me along with Motion Media and Graphic design; this series provides a look into potential careers and behind the scenes tips! Thank you so much Vogue and Alexa! I look forward to the next series.
.. excellent interviews! I enjoyed the discussions on business/entrepreneurial aspects and the presentation of various back-of-house works involved in the fashion industry! It is an engaging and well put together interview... thanks @Alexa-Chung - brilliant journalist!
Can you please do an episode on being a celebrity styist or a stylist in general and go in detail on what goes on during fashion week and what goes into hosting a fashion show???
Loved this. All the little tips and tidbits of info paired with the artistry and music made this quite enjoyable. Love the advice of the Blogger at the end! Thank you.
where was I when they´ve posted this video last year?! it´s absolutely amazing! Alexa love your voice and positivity. Leandra is super cool, I would love to meet her which is not possible but well, you can always dream. thanks Vogue!
What a brilliant series and concept. I have been waiting to see a docu-series like this! Alexa you're perfect clever girl, I hope you keep doing more of these!
I really love this and as someone taking time out from university, trying to gain industry experience within fashion and also just trying to understand what I would want to gain out from it has really inspired me to keep going because i knew there were a lot of roles but didn't know that some roles were as accessible than others. I've been trying to find a channel that focuses on fashion and always wanted to gain an insight into the world before actually embarking into it. Social Media is huge but no one really knows the behind the scenes stuff. It's really shocking how much abundance there is within this field.
I love that these documentaries are showing that the Fashion Industry isn't just about vanity and looking pretty, there's so much behind it. These are so interesting
😂😂😂The first 'designer' doesn't know how to design. Other people do the work and she puts the name on it
This is actually EXTREMELY helpful, especially to anybody in school stuck on what major will get them in fashion!
Gosh I've been skipping this video for months. I didn't expect this to be extremely inspiring and unbelievably informative.
Such a brilliant and interesting series with the ideal person pulling it all together. Love Alexa's style and attitude and sense of humour. She always seems genuinally interested and informed. Hope you continue to do more of these.
@aquablushgirl,♥️🍣💕😂
I would love to see Alexa do a focus on sustainable fashion, taking a look at less polluting methods, plus vegan lines. For example, there are really exciting vegan alternatives to leather, such as Piñatex.
PanarchyInTheUK nothing beats leather. The durability for example is why I prefer real leather than anything else.
@@monikamir1 ive always felt the dead skin aspect and the potential for mold makes leather much less durable than we like to believe
I agree with your suggestion. There are also some companies now that are exploring mushroom leather to replace animal by-products, with a similar texture to real leather.
Talk, talk… i always yawn when i'm interested!
😂😂
Who else is watching it back in 2019? 3 years later still loving it
Me, me, me...love and greetings from Pretoria, South Africa
Haven't watched it, it's new to me! 👀
Kat Jones 2020 here! 😍
2025, still here! It's a genuinely inspiring video.
idk why but I LOVE her voice
me too! love the raspiness
i feel the opposite! hahaha
effetto placebo everyone loves a proper British accent
not only her British accent that I love♥️ she could be a Top vocalist one million Dollar voice💕
Scar Jo / Black Widow. That's who she sounds like.
Finally, a great channel about real Fashion! Thank you!
Thinking the same thing !
Agreed !!
Yes Alexa is fabulous!
I was thinking the same!
I loved the Leandra interview. Alexa was so funny talking about wishing the horse was pink, loved that she was cracking herself up!
alexa chung turned out to be incredibly charming n memorable both in style and presentation of her personality. imo.
wow this is what exactly what i want to be, these people are very passionate about their career and what they are doing and empower others with their knowlegeds and experiences, i wish i could find a job that i'm passionate about i know it's not that easy but it will be worth it!
this doc was literally more insightful & useful than any industry talk/conference i've ever attended (and those were many). great job british vogue and alexa!
I'm not even interested into fashion! But Alexa you made it so interesting, and the way you tell the story and tour personality + all the designers stories, made me feel so inspired to do so many things! thank you so much!!
46:09 you can sense that that woman has so much knowledge and from the way she speaks it seems like she's a very sweet person. I would want her to be my professor, I could listen to her all day.
Alexa Chung was right about big sleeves in 31:30.
September 2016.
I'm absolutely obsessing over this. I wanna move to NYC AND WORK AT OPENING CEREMONY
cocogomez1987 EVEN THO I'M A YEAR LATE... I HOPE YOU ACHIEVE YOUR DREAMS TO DO THAT!! GOOD LUCK!!
Same but since I‘m from europe its hard to move to the us:(
RIP OC 😢
I love how you've unpacked a complex and misunderstood industry. As a marketing exec it was really helpful to see how other leaders have stumbled onto their path. Please do a show about how trends start on the runway from the top $$$$$$ designers and then how those trends trickle down to the masses. It's changing now, with the bloggers and street style instagram.. isn't it? Fashion need to change like other "disruptive" industries. Anyway thanks for being fun and down to earth, too.
Idk for me as a middle class person it’s feels as though these places, like opening ceremony are so out of reach- my friends and I would just never feel comfortable to walk into a place like that, so it feels slightly ironic how they talk about it being a meeting place for everybody, instead it’s a meeting place for those can afford to be respected in such a space.
Keep in mind, there is ALOT of money in NYC and LA.. BUT you can Use them as inspiration. think about it.. humans still want "a meeting place" , items that make you smile, ( i want the dog coin purse) , and good design.
@@Mssilverbelle TRUTH. We tend to forget the base rates when it comes to wealth. There is A LOT - I mean A LOT of money in the world. From NYC, LA, Korea, and Japan, there are more millionaires than one would imagine. Walking into one of these luxury stores and spending $800 on sunglasses isn't even a fraction of some peoples' wealth.
@@ayetreyyy - I found it had to do with renting and car ownership...In NYC folks have more disposable income to spend on putting stylish clothes on their backs. Elsewhere, a heavy mortgage and expensive car/s to pay off car curb such indulgences...
Sahara Topaz which is why I refuse to ever in my life finance a car - what a SCAM. I’ll buy used all day. And as for a mortgage, I’m still debating that one... take out a 100k loan for 15 or 30 years - something doesn’t sit well with me with that. Wouldn’t it be better to pay cash? Then again, leveraging is a tool.
Lol it’s not that different you know. Once you come here you realize that fancy places aren’t really different from not fancy places.
This series is by far one of the most influential/ meaningful I have ever seen. I'm constantly faced with the problem of whether I should actually pursue my dream of content creating, art directing, and fashion documenting (I know too much to actually be true) or follow what my parents want which is an "actual" career such as law, etc. I constantly have this anxiety of whether or not I should follow my dream and what happens if I'll never make it, and whether or not I have the ability to actually succeed in what I want to do. As a young boy living in a place where there's not much interest in fashion and it's quite boring, I feel that coming from my background (economically as well) would never grant me a position to do what I've always dreamt of. On top of that, my parents are repeatedly telling me the correct path is the "actual career" path so I'm left thinking "Are they right... Will i only succeed in doing something I don't love". This video clarified most of my concerns, and for that I'm very thankful xx.
Sebastian Espinoza Do both...your parents are right but with hard work you can do both.
It's been 2 years since your comment. How you're doing, mate? (I'm really interested - your 2 years younger self feels like on a crossroad and it all sounds like a story I'd like to know. No, don't call me a freak :D)
This is your one life. Live it the way you feel would bring out your best self. Emphasize your strengths. Never choose a career solely for security or money. Do something that makes you feel inspired and creative. It will pay off.
It’s always good to pursue your dreams, even if you end up someplace else. It’s about the journey.
If you get something out of studying Law maybe do it, and explore your creative calling in your spare time.
Many skills you learn in a degree are transferable. One of the things I learned is how to research.
I’m sure you will get stuff out of studying Law that will give you extra insight.
I love this. I recently graduated mid pandemic as a Sociology major and I would love to get into fashion; so, hearing all of these people say they graduated with a Liberal Arts degree gives me hope.
4 years later... but thank you so much for this.
Alex this is brilliant, beautiful and simply ballsy...I love the way you "Chat" with everyone, but still get them, through their own waffle, to the point. Love love..this is a concept that you already "own" I don't think anyone else could deliver this the way you do. Love some more!
I'm not in fashion but in the creative industry. This series is great at showing the dynamism of the industry; things that can be applied in many fields. Way to go British Vogue & Alexa. Wonderful to watch.
Gosh, Alexa just makes me smile so much! What a beautiful personality, voice and way of thinking. It's so refreshing to see someone love what they are doing!
40:04 I love this moment. The whole documentary is interesting and wonderfully made, but this was a very cute moment; I'm so glad it was included
It's just so tough, though! These documentaries are amazing, and it's super fascinating to look at all these different sides of the fashion industry that we don't think about. At the same time, it's so hard to fully get away from the idea that the fashion industry is about superficiality and excess. Like a lot of other people have said here, it's a pretty small demographic who can go into shops like these and think "Wow, $300, so worth the price!" I live in New York, and it's pretty easy to guess that New York is not ONLY made up of people working in billion dollar industries, people who can't spend a month's rent on one handbag. And that's where the arguments aren't quite there yet. Saying that the fashion industry is actually amazing, filled with wonderful and friendly creative people trying to make a difference. Yes, but...
Laura Fleischmann 🙏🏼🙏🏼💪💪👌👌👍👍
your instincts are right... Fashion is not a "healthy" industry in its proposition and in its essence: it basically sells inverted values, goes against the grain of life (youth better than aging, ryou have to be rich, beautiful etc... letting alone the fact that the outside matters more than the inside). It plays on your fears of not fitting in, and not being 'enough', and brings mimetic desire to its paroxysm, it inflates the ego... It is basically nefarious no matter how much you dress it up in appealing layers and filters of silk and discourse and glamour...
That being said, it is ALSO a platform for creative people, full of talent and spiritual power and visions to find an outlet to their talents, and make a living out of it... It is an imperfect outlet, but still it has it own merits too, not JUST negatives... for instance, it's interesting to see the form that sociology, history, politics, pop culture can take in the minds of different creators, since clothes and garments are like captures of the spirits of a given epoch/era... that creative side of fashion is interesting. This embodiment of the spirit of a given time/era... and the different anthropological dimensions/propositions that stem from a same period/cultural context... it creates spaces of personal development... and has big societal impact in many ways...
I loved when Alexa said -I dont believe in trends, trends dont exist. Great topic, and great way of seeing fashion. This is what I like about IT
The Veda woman seemed really cool.
The trend people in all black at 28:00 are so pretentious, and I think Alexa handles them well with a sugary yet sarcastic tone.
Lovely documentary but would like to see the business side more. The trend people remind me of people from my university!
They are so full of themselves, so into themselves and their "coolness".:)
K Tibaijuka I don't know, I found them interesting, and obviously educated in what they are doing
the guy looks like Mike Posner with long hair
@G Bologna Are you kidding? They were incredibly fake and pretentious, throwing around industry buzzwords in lieu of actual explanations. They had nothing of worth to say, only the belief that they did.
Agreed! The K-hole people seemed awful.
23:09 OMG THE BOY ON THE LEFT WITH THE PHONE I AM DYING AHAHAHAH HIS FACEEEE
That lawyer/ Professor is lovely and talks like a machine gun😂
The thing i like the most about these series it's the way it shows that fashion can be original, inspiring and has a lot to do with personality and individual expressions.
Oh my god I'm obsessed with this series. Also fell completely in love with Leandra
the best interview ever, the interviewer so naturally smart.Thanks Alexa.
British Vogue is soooo intelligent. The content you create for your digital platform is mindblowing. EASILY ONE OF MY FAVE RUclips ACCOUNTS
i'm into music and events, not necessarily fashion, but there are so many relevant lessons for me in these documentaries. great work!
Alexa is adorable...love her voice and her charming humor.
I need to get my head inthe game. 46, and I'm still rocking the "old school" resume. I always wanted to be a little more extra, but thought it was a death sentence prior to the interview. I recall watching Legally Blonde, and wishing I could do scented paper, then went status quo. That Froot Loops resume box gave me LIFE!!! This documentary has inspired me to unleash my inner creativity, desire to collaborate & network. I've always had the inner desire to be a disruptor, unfortunately I opted to conform, but no more!!! Thank you.
I am actually obsessed with these videos! I'm studying fashion promotion at the moment and its just nice to have an insight on all different companies and the way they work! Alexa is so genuine and humorous its lovely to watch!
+Isabelle Kube where are you studying? if you dont mind me asking :)
+anna university of central Lancashire in Preston :)
British vogue youtube content is so much better than the US
This series is so brilliant and inspiring. Kudos to British Vogue.
Casually watching this in 2020 only to realise it was released 4yrs ago!
Dear Alexa and Co. whom made this program, Thank you for giving such a wonderful insight into all the different avenue's of the fashion industry in NYC. As someone who has worked in the design world (designer) for almost 15 years I certainly did not think of all the courses my road would go, however viewing this made me so happy to know there are many young (.. or old) fashion fledglings whom can be inspired, relate and ultimately choose a fantastic path that suits them in the great wide FASHION WORLD> hugs and kiss, keep up the good stuff. Stephen
Art of Being Simple, Yet Wise!! Her documentary fuels u up that powers your life. and Alexa's humor 56:50 is simply phenomenal :)
After watching this pretty impressive piece of journalistic brilliance, I have to ask myself why it took me so long to click on this film that kept scrolling by me in the side bar. Alexa Chung is a real dynamo at connecting and asking the best questions that get right to the crux of what one should know about being successful in this business of fashion. Wow... This really got my mind all fired up on so many levels. I will definitely watch this again and already have a list of people who I know will find this not only useful but very engaging and delightful. Great stuff, here... Not to be missed!
Dude i love alexas voice! She makes such a great narrator
31:41 YESS really big sleeves are a thing now😊 Great documentary.
My dear friend!!!!! Im so glad you have found your calling!!!!I really enjoying watching and listening to you!!!!keep in touch !!!!and follow your heart and whats brings you bliss!!!!!!
Even after 3 years, this is an amazing documentary. Bravo! Well done Alexa
How I love u by your voice Alexa ... Your Voice n The way u use it , it's beyond PERSONA. I love You from Indonesia🇮🇩
I love everything that features Alexa! :)
Thank you Alexa for this very authentic and professional documentary. It's really a pleasure to watch your series. For me as for many, working in fashion industry this is a one more reminder about how huge, serious, multi-faceted, evolving and powerful the industry is. Ant really helpful must see videos for those who just takes a step into it.
Alexa's husky voice make the whole thing less docu and more relax and fun!!! More!!!
Really loved that Art and Economics couple/partners!
Fashion industry becomes perfect when good designers and managers works together.
alexa is literally the cutest
I'm a philosophy major!!! A great foundation for any career.
I am not quite sure why, but every time I am watch your videos I have a stupidly good smile on my face!
Love love love this series! Love Alexa! Please do more!
Yasmin Chong щ
"People work until midnight and get up at 5 to go to the gym or go to work." - Alexa Chung
Wow New York sounds like a great place
Pure motivation
@City Life #goals
I am a New Yorker, and an interior architect. I wake up at 7, get to the office at 9 , then leave the office at 8 pm and get home by 9:30 pm.
@@cornflake40 why
Sounds like a lazy version of my own working day 😅 up at 4 to start work at 5 and finish at 4pm
Ms.Chung my biggest crush ever!
All of those people were wealthy already that's how they 'made it' in the fashion industry, instead of asking asinine questions about how useful was her phylosophy degree just ask her how much money did it cost her to set up her business, then it will be painfully obvious that not anyone has the kind of money to start a business like in New York.
Asinine? (harsh) Relevant in the context of the interview. I suppose any degree is helpful(I bet she knows how to spell philosophy). ;)
"has the money", always the same excuse the poor say for their lack of ambition, entrepreneurship and intelligence.
Ignupa and that isn't harsh? Lol. I don't know enough about this world to know people are poor because they are dumb and not ambitious. But seems like you know everything...
Humming bee, who said it was or wasnt harsh? Lol you’re confusing the comment above mine. At least focus on who you’re replying to. Anyways my comment was based on the text that states “not anyone has the kind of money to start a business like in New York”. Which from my actual experience in the world i’ve noticed to be a constant excuse from poor people to sometimes put the blame on something they cant control instead of what they can actually control. Which is public information, ambition and their effort. The poor who make comments such as the one im replying to are the ones I blame for their lack of intelligence and ambition for success, not the poor in general because it’s impossible to generalize the reason for every person’s poverty of course.
Ignupa you know these people are poor? Some are probably educated from top universities, coming from middle class families and yet have average jobs because making it far in your 20s isn't that easy and it is true coming from wealth helps to set up business. You can't expect a recent graduate to have sufficient finances to set up chic boutiques and offices like the ones you see here without a starting fund, do you? Certainly not with a silly philosophy degree.
Stumbled on this by chance ~ totally enjoyed it ~ Alexa Chung is a great presenter.
Great professional/funny (as always) video. Btw. It is amazing how easily you can talk to people and... hold the eye contact, wich is not easy.
Excellent advice for bloggers desiring to monetize their web presence and growth strategy! Thank you Alexa Chung for a great video!
Litteraly so obsessed! Please make as may seasons as possible because it never gets boring! Love it
Incredibly informative. Brilliantly executed. Many exciting talented people interviewed. Love it!
"I'm sorry I said that."
"That's OK, it's probably not gonna make the cut"
:)
3 years and this doc is still relevant and informative. Alexa is amazing, btw.
I have been a fan of Alexa for years but I honestly have never heard her speak before! I know, terrible of me... And listening to her voice now, I am surprised at how much it made me love her even more.
Yal are KILLING IT. I'd love to collaborate on a documentary project one day.
Sara! Hugh fan of your vlog, and it's awesome seeing that you're a huge fan of British Vogue. Both of y'all are crushin' it!
Sara Dietschy I'd help you if that comes to happen.
Is this a joke?
Peter Lustig you’re just jealous lol
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Thank you so much for this exclusive information on the industry. There is only so much that I can learn in school. These videos make me excited for all the opportunities there are in the world of fashion!
Alexa's American accent is Emma Stone
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Emma Stone 's British accent would probably be Alexa
@@Hollyhock7 wait it actually is, in the favourite it's got similarities
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That was fascinating. Lots of things I hadn't heard of. As an administrator for my day job I'm now thinking there might be a start up who would love and value my admin skills as well as my creativity
How inspiring and insightful this is to the ins and outs of not only the retail side but also the creative side. This SLAYEDD 100 percent!! Love Alexa
This stuff is awesome! You guys need to do a third series fo this. Showing how things have changed already in 2018! omg.
Thanks a lot for such a big inspiration! I've discovered so much trough these series about fashion industry.
I love this! Probably the best channel on RUclips :)
I really loved the interview,NY has so many things to offer and is an infinite place to wonder and is the source of so many things. Loved to see you
This has to be the MOST informative video ever produced.
More, please. ***** then more and more and more and more and more and MORE and MORE *****
I feel like I'm watching the reality show version of The Devil Wears Prada movie...
I am so impressed by this show. Fantastic Q&A. Really well dun. Greetings from Brooklyn
Just finding Alexa and now her VOGUE series. Maybe not surprising as I am slightly out of the target market range at 59. Currently seeking a fresh start in business I have cheered every word of this video. Well done!
LOVE THIS SERIES. Nice people presented in a very real way.
I love British documentaries!!!!
me too!
They’re the best!
I don't really care so much for fashion industry and I haven't been following Alexa's work in recent years but I always liked this girl, even when she was back in England, she smart and capable and has a great charisma and attitude. Seams real. I'm glad she did good for herself in the US. This documentaries are really interesting :)
I've just finished the public examination for uni admission in my city so I can finally watch the second series. I'm quite daunted by my exam performance and afraid that I may not be able to obtain the university degree (given the fact that I can't afford non-funded uni programme and I am not the one who's artistically intelligent), which I think can prepare myself for my future career in fashion industry as it has always been my aspiration. However, this series is giving me so much courage. Those opinions made in the series are really inspiring and helpful. Looking forward to the third series!!!
Thank you for such wide informative body of knowledge from all angle of the Future of Fashion World with you Ms. Alexa Chung in New York / British Vogue. Keep spreading the love, knowledge and understanding of this Craft! Very much appreciate you!!! E. Young from New York born in Belize City...
This was extremely helpful and insightful! Fashion Marketing is interesting to me along with Motion Media and Graphic design; this series provides a look into potential careers and behind the scenes tips! Thank you so much Vogue and Alexa! I look forward to the next series.
.. excellent interviews! I enjoyed the discussions on business/entrepreneurial aspects and the presentation of various back-of-house works involved in the fashion industry! It is an engaging and well put together interview... thanks @Alexa-Chung - brilliant journalist!
Watching your blogs in fashion and netflix series is amazing love your passion!
Can you please do an episode on being a celebrity styist or a stylist in general and go in detail on what goes on during fashion week and what goes into hosting a fashion show???
Loved this. All the little tips and tidbits of info paired with the artistry and music made this quite enjoyable. Love the advice of the Blogger at the end! Thank you.
"You wanna do a PYAAANTS line? Fantastic!" XD She so cuUute!
Leandra is amazing. she captured my attention
this series/documentary is timeless
Great ideas!! For everyone who start their life over and over again I say... Hell, YEAH!!! The world needs you!!!
where was I when they´ve posted this video last year?! it´s absolutely amazing! Alexa love your voice and positivity. Leandra is super cool, I would love to meet her which is not possible but well, you can always dream. thanks Vogue!
What a brilliant series and concept. I have been waiting to see a docu-series like this! Alexa you're perfect clever girl, I hope you keep doing more of these!
Very interesting documentary !!!!!!!!!
I really love this and as someone taking time out from university, trying to gain industry experience within fashion and also just trying to understand what I would want to gain out from it has really inspired me to keep going because i knew there were a lot of roles but didn't know that some roles were as accessible than others.
I've been trying to find a channel that focuses on fashion and always wanted to gain an insight into the world before actually embarking into it. Social Media is huge but no one really knows the behind the scenes stuff. It's really shocking how much abundance there is within this field.
You're a true inspiration to many. Keep it up!
I love Alexa's personality!! She's soooooo down to earth!