Ep 131 Pride, Pettiness & Power Dressing Feat. Claire Garvey

Live gigs are back on the agenda as Davina and Victoria chat all things Mighty Hoopla, Pride celebrations and the joys of festival season. They’re also joined by iconic Irish fashion designer Claire Garvey for a brilliant conversation about style, creativity and carving out your own path. And, because no episode would be complete without it, we finish up with our regular Rotter of the Week segment — where petty grievances are aired and justice is (questionably) served.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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