Avery Trufelman

Elizabeth Evitz Dickinson's book, once again, is called Claire McArdle, the designer who set women free.

It's really amazing.

April Callahan's podcast.

If you don't already listen to it, I can't believe you don't already listen to it.

It's called Dressed.

And Julie Elber is a sewing genius.

If you want to print out a version of her monastic dress pattern and make it for yourself, I will have a link up at articlesofinterest.substack.com.

Hey there, it's Avery here.

Okay, a little housekeeping.

I'm putting the final edits on my book and I'm working on the episodes for 2026.

There's going to be one a month this year and I cannot wait to share them.

I actually just got back from China, so I'm writing this at three in the morning.

I'm so jet lagged.

But wait until you hear the story that I found there.

I'm very excited for that one.

I'm also working with some of my favorite minds in fashion to develop new episodes and ideas, including a story about bras and how they work and whether or not we need them.

But I need a little more time to get it all together.

So.

I wanted to share a different podcast that I really like.

This is also a story about bras, but with a very different perspective.