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May 2, 2024 31 min

#40 : Ronnie Fieg

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Our guest today is Ronnie Fieg, footwear and clothing designer, entrepreneur and the founder of lifestyle brand Kith. Through Kith, Fieg ‘seeks to shift the current landscape of fashion, while operating under a personal philosophy of giving the consumer more than what they pay for’. In this episode, Ronnie recalls his early passion for fashion and the moments that led to the creation and rise of Kith. He also talks about the challenges he has faced in his career, the highs and lows, the philosophy behind Kith and of course, his new collaboration with TAG Heuer. Presented by your host Naomi Schiff, this is The Edge, a podcast by TAG Heuer.

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