Fashion creator, personality, and Lait co-founder Jake Fleming joins Georgia on Talking Fashion for a conversation about internet fame, creative identity, and what it really means to go viral. Known for his playful approach to fashion and unmistakable online presence, Jake reflects on the surreal moments that have come with global recognition, the behind-the-scenes of building a career as a digital talent, and how he’s carving out space in the industry on his own terms. They also discuss the rise of creator-led fashion, the power of personal style, and the highs and lows of life in the algorithm. Whether you're a fashion fan, aspiring creator, or just love a good viral success story, this episode is full of energy, insight, and inspiration.

Fashion historian, educator, and author Raissa Bretana joins Georgia on Talking Fashion for a glamorous, detail-rich conversation on the intersection of costume, history, and storytelling. Known for her sharp eye and deep knowledge of historical dress, Raissa discusses the art and nuance of costume accuracy in film, her debut novel Moxie, and her lifelong love of Old Hollywood glamour. They dive into Raissa’s personal vintage collection, the research that fuels her creative work, and how garments can carry stories across time. Whether you're a fashion lover, film buff, or fascinated by the legacy of style, this episode offers a cinematic journey through fashion history, personal expression, and timeless inspiration.

Fashion & Style Writer at Vogue and author of From the Rez to the Runway, Christian Allaire joins Georgia onTalking Fashion for a dynamic conversation about identity, representation, and the changing face of fashion storytelling. As a writer known for celebrating underrepresented voices and pushing for more inclusivity in the industry, Christian shares how his personal perspective influences the stories he tells—and why it’s so important to broaden the fashion conversation. They also dive into the growing spotlight on Indigenous design, the realities of working within legacy media, and what it means to stay true to your voice in an industry often driven by trends. Whether you're a fashion fan, a writer, or someone who cares about meaningful change in the creative space, this episode offers thoughtful insights and plenty of inspiration.