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Daughter of a Hoarder is a podcast show that promotes conscious consumption, sustainable fashion and wardrobe wellness. Ruby invites guests and friends to talk all topics surrounding consumerism and how the fashion industry is impacting society and our planet. Entertaining and informative, this light hearted approach aims to encourage listeners to become more closet conscious. Ruby's dad's house was always kept meticulously clean and tidy under the rein of her step-mum, but her mum's house was a chaotic swamp with every bedroom, corridor and bathtub filled with clothes, shoes and bags. Ruby's mum is a self confessed hoarder. After closing her second hand designer store back in 2014, all of the leftover stock was then brought home, and over the years, the piles of clothing just kept growing. Ruby's mum is forever promising that she will eventually sort through and sell it all ‘one day’, but in the meantime Ruby is taking the reins on this one. After growing up in these contrasting households, Ruby now takes great pleasure in tidying, organising and decluttering whilst also having a passion for second hand clothing, vintage designer pieces, sustainable living and second hand commerce. Instagram @daughterofahoarder TikTok @daughterofahoarder

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I'm talking SWAP SWAP SWAP

2022/04/12

On this episode, I'm joined by Lydia from Don't Shop, Swap! and Hudi from Big Sister Swap to talk all things swapping. Whether you want to attend in person swap events, earn virtual coins and choose the items out for yourself, or receive a style bundle suited to your personal aesthetic (from a size and gender inclusive selection) - these girls have created their businesses to meet all of our swapping needs.

The Pop Up Girls Shop

2022/04/01

hello strangers 3 I've missed you all!!! SO, I've been wanting to catch up with Maddy from The Pop Up Girls Shop for a long time now and since recently going to one of the in person events, I thought it would be a great time to invite Maddy on the podcast to chat about her business.

Crysanthou

2021/03/28

Politically radical magazines and $w@ggy sustainable streetwear. On this episode Ruby invites 19 year old eclectic fashion designer Cathy Alexanders to talk about her London-based brand Crysanthou. Cathy talks about how she's spent her gap year building her environmentally conscious avant garde line of digitally printed garments.

Put A Ring On It

2021/02/21

Nell and Austin from Chews (@juicychews) and Lucy Pemberton from ClueLuce (@clueluce) join Ruby on this episode to talk about their statement jewellery businesses. We love hearing lockdown startup success stories and these three have been getting their creative groove on and making kitsch resin rings and bangles. The chaotic and oversized jewellery trend has flooded our Pinterest boards and TikTok feeds and on Episode 18 we get to hear from two businesses who are standing out from the crowd & making waves. Hold tight for their upcoming drops!

Sojo App

2021/02/01

On Episode 18, Josephine Philips introduces her new fashion-tech start up: Sojo. Josephine describes Sojo as 'Deliveroo for alterations and repairs'. Making sustainable fashion more accessible, this app is the perfect solution for those who still haven't got around to tackling their 'gimme some loving' pile (episode 02 reference). Sustainable queens alter, mend and look after what's already in their closet. Clothes worth wearing are worth repairing.

New Year, Same Hot Girl Sh*t

2020/12/31

'I can't talk right now, I'm doing hot girl sh*t' *empties out entire wardrobe and has a huge clear out* Ruby is joined by Alice Acland on Episode 17 as they talk about how we can look at this fresh start ahead of us. Ruby shares some of the listeners' new year resolutions and confesses about her recent shopping splurge. With 2020 coming to an end, Alice and Ruby are feeling a little self reflective... 'everybody SHUT UP. I'm in my feels'.

Esooko

2020/12/13

A new peer to peer online market place where you can buy and sell clothes whilst funding environmental initiatives? now THATS hot! On Episode 16 Ruby is joined by Jacob, co-founder of Esooko, who explains how this alternative approach to social shopping is tackling fast fashion, deforestation and loosing our coral reefs all in one whack. Encouraging those who already have an environmental conscience by awarding them with the ability to tailor a portion of the profits or sales to the cause that they care about the most. The environmental initiatives behind Esooko are what makes it stand out from the emerging recommerce crowd. Hold tight for the 2021 app launch!!

I Got It From My Mama

2020/11/22

Young Queen Mia Regan (@mimimoocher) joins Ruby on Episode 15 of Daughter of a Hoarder to talk about sustainable fashion, promoting small businesses and wearing your mums vintage garms. Gen-Z's MVP for championing a realistic approach to responsible style, Mia reps fits consisting of a combination of small business buys, thrifted and vintage finds paired with her O mighty tee's and crocz. The next time you make a purchase, ask yourself - will my kids be able to wear this item in the decades to come?

Introducing: Aspect Online

2020/11/15

Milun Kumar joins Ruby on this episode of Daughter of a Hoarder to talk about his new progressive fashion platform that launched in September. With a responsible and slow approach to luxury fashion, this unique retail platform allows the consumer to shop directly from independent designers. Through selling archival pieces alongside new season collections, Aspect helps independent brands reduce their waste and contribute to the circular economy, keeping products in use for as long as possible and thus extracting their maximum value. Aspect's Made-to-Order service allows brands to slow their production and eradicate waste, only creating pieces as and when they are ordered... things we LOVE to see!!

Gucci Gucci Louis Louis Fendi Fendi Prada

2020/10/26

Basic b*tches wear that sh*t so I don't even bother. On Episode 13 Solly, Beanie and Ruby discuss how gen z/millenials have developed an unhealthy obsession with designer brands, luxury fashion labels and logomania.

No Really, You Shouldn't Have

2020/09/05

Banana holders, the curse of the Pandora and papaya paintings. After recently celebrating their 23rd birthdays, Ruby and Lucy (aka the Green Machine) chat about the highs and lows of giving giving and receiving. With a few tips and tricks on better gift giving ideas, I hope this episode inspires you when you're wondering what to gift your loved ones in the future.

College Drop Out Crochet Queen

2020/06/27

Another small business babe episode! 'Self taught crochet queen and college drop out Lizzie Kaya aka 'Gimme Kaya' chats with Ruby about how her small business grew over 50K followers on Instagram since the beginning of lockdown and how Vogue contacted Lizzie and wrote an article on her trippy funky crochet designs, described as 'Knits that look as though a granny took a hit of acid before sitting down to crochet’ (Allaire, 2020). Anyone else wishing they were at Glasto rn?