Femme Country and fashion weeks with Bronte Clare Mitchell

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Bronte Clare Mitchell started Femme Magazine at a time when print magazines were seeing significant drops in circulation. But with a very clear focus to provide something a bit different, Bronte created Femme Magazine and the surrounding community, which continues to grow and thrive. In this episode of the podcast, Bronte chats about starting a female focused rural magazine and her desire to share stories from readers and business founders alike, through to brand collaborations and York Fashion Week- helping to show how country clothing can work incredibly well in less rural settings. You'll hear lots of mentions of brands you know and love too! Enjoy!

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