Worn Stories, The Clothes We Wear And More

From behind-the-scenes of fashion to films about a particular designer or luxury labels, we curate the best of fashion content on OTT to add to your watch list.

Worn Stories

Why is it that we all have a garment we love, and never want to part ways with? Your favourite piece of clothing has a story. People decode stories behind their most-loved clothing pieces on this docuseries, Worn Stories. In each 30-minute episode, we see people talking about the tales behind their favourite acquisition, or their memories about what that particular piece means to them.
Where to watch: Netflix

The Clothes We Wear

Thanks to viral trends, new garments and collections are arriving in the market at a fast pace, leading to mass consumption and wastage. At times, these textile campaigns love to add fancy sustainable words on labels to prove that they are environmentally friendly. But are they actually? In The Clothes We Wear, two reporters go undercover to uncover the reality of these textile factories. The movie examines the excessive amount of damage that fashion has caused to the environment and the benefits earned by labels through the concept of greenwashing.
Where to watch: YouTube

Salvatore: Shoemaker Of Dream

Directed by Luca Guadagnino, Salvatore: Shoemaker Of Dreams revolves around Salvatore Ferragamo. The two-hour film focuses on the teenage Italian cobbler Ferragamo, who sailed from Naples to America to seek a better life. Settling in Southern California, he became Hollywood’s go-to shoemaker during the silent era. Later in 1927, he returned to Italy, and founded in Florence his namesake luxury brand. This feature-length documentary recounts his adventures and journey showcasing the brand’s success.
Where to watch: Bad

Made In America

Made In America is the latest instalment of US-based NGO Remake’s ‘Made In’ video series, which is directed by Stephen Philips and Christopher Russo. When you think about fast fashion production, the US might not be the first country to come to mind. However, the truth is that the garment makers are put into vulnerable situations and being taken advantage of on a daily basis. Remake takes you through multiple Los Angeles clothing factories and talks to local garment makers, designers, and a labour conditions inspector about what is really happening in the land of the free.
Where to watch: Remake website

Martin Margiela: In His Own Words

Martin Margiela has stayed away from the public for his entire career — some of them call him Banksy Of Fashion. Directed by Reiner Holzemer, in Martin Margiela: In His Own Words, the designer revealed his drawings, notes, and personal items, giving us an exclusive peek at his vision and career. The film features interviews with, among others, Jean Paul Gaultier, Carine Roitfeld, trend forecaster Lidewij Edelkoort, fashion critic Cathy Horyn, and fashion historian Olivier Saillard. The score has been composed by the Belgian rock band dEUS.
Where to watch: Google Play

Redress The Future

If you are new to the world of sustainable fashion, ReDress The Future is an entry-level docu-series to binge on. In this three-part series, climate activist Mikaela Loach explores the industry’s most damaging factors and practical solutions to put an end to the issues. A solution- focused series, it aims to highlight the work of designers such as Phoebe English, Christopher Raeburn, and Orsola De Castro, who put sustainable fashion into practice through their work. A must-watch for someone looking for inspiration and wishing to challenge the industry’s unethical methods.
Where to watch: WaterBear