Jordanluca on Vivienne Westwood’s Mentorship, Duggie Fields and the Idea of Love | Fashion Forensics

What means the most for Jordanluca? Love. Every expression of it. Design duo Jordan Bowen and Luca Marchetto’s meet-cute moment famously occurred in the line for the toilets at a London gay club. Now, years later, they have built a monumentally disruptive fashion brand, have become husbands and shifted the modern perception of work-life balance within the fashion industry. Their story features two very different upbringings, but sharing the same joie de vivre of rebellion. Luca is a designer coming from the Italian mountains, obsessed with British culture and Vivienne Westwood’s ethos of understanding societal boundaries in order to break them. Jordan is a model, a hat designer and a creative who first interned for the great milliner Stephen Jones, and came from a family of Punks and 1970s New Romantics, and later inspired greatly by his mentor, the late British artist Duggie Fields. Welcome to Fashion Forensics - the visual podcast where we examine fashion as a non-transaction with some of the world’s best artists, stylists, designers, photographers and editors, stripping it down to its core identity. Join me, Angel Nemov, a fashion editor and journalist in examining how past imagery has shaped our present identity, and what that means for our collective future. Watch the full video episodes exclusively on YouTube every Tuesday. Subscribe and listen to Fashion Forensics on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and wherever else you get your podcasts. Follow Fashion Forensics on