More Than Meets the Eye

Hey there listeners! On this week's episode, Emma and Antonella are back with a core episode focused on Blokecore. Blokecore is like football (not the American one) meets fashion. Think Bend it Like Beckham! Tune in next episode to hear about the long wait. We're taking a bit of a different direction with MTMtEye and we're hoping to make even better podcasts for you all!Thanks to Acast for hosting us, and to Phineas O'Brien for the use of our theme song.

The last episode of season 6! Sorry it's coming to you so late. This time, we're reflecting on our predictions from the beginning of the year. Did we get the fashion right? Did we get the vibes right?

Check out Ellie's music on Spotify, search for Cardinal Creek!

Heard of Citypop? If not, either you're a technophobe or you missed the pandemic (lucky you!). Citypop is a retroactively named style of music that comes from Japan in the late 70s and 80s. It combines pop music with disco, soft rock, funk music and many others. In this episode, Emma and Antonella discuss Citypop and it's recent reemergence, as well as their favorite Citypop tracks!Brought to you by Acast, and special thanks to Phineas O'Brien for our theme song!

Emma and Antonella break down the witchy, bohemian vibes of Fleetwood Mac's 1977 album Fleetwood Mac.

Emma and Antonella explore the ever controversial Clean Girl aesthetic!Thanks to Phineas O'Brien for the use of our theme song, and thanks to Acast for hosting us!

This week we chat with New York based portrait artist, Stefano Curti! Check his work out on his Instagram @sncurti (also just follow him cause he's a cool dude). Thanks to Phineas O'Brien for our theme song and thanks to Acast for hosting us!

This week Emma and Antonella discuss and little known aesthetic known as Fanfare. Although you might not have heard of it, you've definitely seen it, whether that was at the Big Apple Circus or in the movie theatre. Emma discovers she's secretly a big Fanfare girlie and maybe there's a link between Fanfare and Mod? Who would've thought. Thanks to Phineas O'Brien for our theme song and thanks to Acast for hosting us!