HOUSE OF Z chronicles the meteoric rise of fashion designer Zac Posen at the age of 21, his brand's falling out of favor several years later and his challenge to rebuild his company and his reputation. It is both a portrait of an artist, and a look behind the glamorous curtain of one of the most distinguished brands in the world, revealing the tenuous dance between art and commerce that informs every move.

「親愛的，這個月買Zara、H&M、Uniqlo了嗎？」…快時尚讓人眼花撩亂，難以招架，但好的事情都有代價。法國紀錄片《醜陋快時尚》，帶我們看到它的醜陋成本。 　　 　　首先，快時尚號稱的原創，其中都有抄襲成分，丹麥品牌Rains就曾把Zara告上法院，獲得勝訴。另外，快時尚的便宜，很大是靠著支付勞工低薪與逃避法規達成。最後，大量生產的快時尚嚴重污染環境，製造時使用的原料，比如嫘縈（viscose），對人體造成傷害。 　　 　　以此，我們也許該打開衣櫃，算一算衣服有幾件，想想需不需要那麼多衣服呢？ 　　 　　映後座談《你該衣櫃斷捨離嗎？》再次由Podcast《百靈果NEWS》凱莉主持，邀請到楊士翔Vinka（繭裹子共同創辦人）與盧淑芬（資深時尚媒體人，Podcast《時尚腦內飛》主持人）兩位專家，共同探討快時尚背後的代價，以及消費者能做什麼來改善現況。因應防疫，這次公民一樣由線上參與，十位參與的朋友包括設計師、整理師、演員、二手衣經營者等，由各式角度切入問題。當天更有兩位朋友在鏡頭直接秀出自己的衣櫃，分享裡頭的幾百件衣服，讓我們更了解消費者的心態。最後，我們一樣邀請該片導演（Gilles Bovon）與我們越洋連線。總體而言，導演對未來相當悲觀，認為在人類慣性與利益糾葛下，快時尚很難改變，有賴政府介入來管制不當行為。

「親愛的，這個月買Zara、H&M、Uniqlo了嗎？」…快時尚讓人眼花撩亂，難以招架，但好的事情都有代價。法國紀錄片《醜陋快時尚》，帶我們看到它的醜陋成本。 　　 　　首先，快時尚號稱的原創，其中都有抄襲成分，丹麥品牌Rains就曾把Zara告上法院，獲得勝訴。另外，快時尚的便宜，很大是靠著支付勞工低薪與逃避法規達成。最後，大量生產的快時尚嚴重污染環境，製造時使用的原料，比如嫘縈（viscose），對人體造成傷害。 　　 　　以此，我們也許該打開衣櫃，算一算衣服有幾件，想想需不需要那麼多衣服呢？ 　　 　　映後座談《你該衣櫃斷捨離嗎？》再次由Podcast《百靈果NEWS》凱莉主持，邀請到楊士翔Vinka（繭裹子共同創辦人）與盧淑芬（資深時尚媒體人，Podcast《時尚腦內飛》主持人）兩位專家，共同探討快時尚背後的代價，以及消費者能做什麼來改善現況。因應防疫，這次公民一樣由線上參與，十位參與的朋友包括設計師、整理師、演員、二手衣經營者等，由各式角度切入問題。當天更有兩位朋友在鏡頭直接秀出自己的衣櫃，分享裡頭的幾百件衣服，讓我們更了解消費者的心態。最後，我們一樣邀請該片導演（Gilles Bovon）與我們越洋連線。總體而言，導演對未來相當悲觀，認為在人類慣性與利益糾葛下，快時尚很難改變，有賴政府介入來管制不當行為。

Fashion is identity for teenage girls and one brand, Brandy Melville, has developed a cult-like following despite its controversial “one size fits all” tagline. Hiding behind its shiny Instagram façade is a shockingly toxic world, a reflection of the global fast fashion industry. Fast fashion isn’t all glitz and glamor – it’s a business that sacrifices humanity and pollutes the planet for the sake of profit. Media stories have exposed some of Brandy Melville’s unsavory practices and that’s why some call it Brandy Hell-Ville. 　　源自：https://schedule.sxsw.com/2024/films/2198565

Fashion is identity for teenage girls and one brand, Brandy Melville, has developed a cult-like following despite its controversial “one size fits all” tagline. Hiding behind its shiny Instagram façade is a shockingly toxic world, a reflection of the global fast fashion industry. Fast fashion isn’t all glitz and glamor – it’s a business that sacrifices humanity and pollutes the planet for the sake of profit. Media stories have exposed some of Brandy Melville’s unsavory practices and that’s why some call it Brandy Hell-Ville. 　　源自：https://schedule.sxsw.com/2024/films/2198565

A construction worker on New York's Empire State Building during the early 1930s gets caught up in a gun smuggling ring for the IRA and a love triangle with a beautiful artist.

A construction worker on New York's Empire State Building during the early 1930s gets caught up in a gun smuggling ring for the IRA and a love triangle with a beautiful artist.

Stacey Dooley travels the world to uncover the hidden costs of the addiction to fast fashion. She sees for herself how toxic chemicals released by the garment industry pollute waterways that millions of people rely on. She witnesses the former Aral Sea, once one of the largest bodies of fresh water, now reduced almost entirely to dust. 　　These are shocking discoveries likely to make you think twice about whether you really need those new clothes.

Stacey Dooley travels the world to uncover the hidden costs of the addiction to fast fashion. She sees for herself how toxic chemicals released by the garment industry pollute waterways that millions of people rely on. She witnesses the former Aral Sea, once one of the largest bodies of fresh water, now reduced almost entirely to dust. 　　These are shocking discoveries likely to make you think twice about whether you really need those new clothes.

Stacey Dooley travels the world to uncover the hidden costs of the addiction to fast fashion. She sees for herself how toxic chemicals released by the garment industry pollute waterways that millions of people rely on. She witnesses the former Aral Sea, once one of the largest bodies of fresh water, now reduced almost entirely to dust. 　　These are shocking discoveries likely to make you think twice about whether you really need those new clothes.