In the second part of our conversation, Milan Vukmirović continues tracing decades of fashion thinking, moving deeper into his experiences across editorial and design contexts, including his time at Jil Sander in the early 2000s. We explore how fashion systems shift over time, how archives inform creative decisions, and how looking beyond surface aesthetics reveals the structures shaping contemporary fashion culture. This episode continues to build a layered understanding of Milan’s approach to fashion as both practice and cultural memory.
The Fashion Archivist Podcast, hosted by Freya Roski, explores fashion through research, conversation, and archival material. Each episode combines interviews, monologues, and deep dives with previously unseen or unheard material to examine how fashion knowledge is formed, shared, and interpreted today.
The series looks at the people, ideas, and systems that shape contemporary fashion across design, media, retail, image-making, and culture.
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