Stiljournalen

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Stiljournalen

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A film podcast in Swedish from Acast
Website: https://www.stiljournalen.com

Stiljournalen är ett program om stil i alla dess former. Från kläder till konst via inredning och manér. Författaren Fredrik af Klercker och hans goda vän Filip Strömbäck står vid rodret och guidar lyssnarna till att bli ännu stiligare.

Fredrik är till vardags medgrundare till Pete & Harry, webshop för eleganta vintage-accessoarer. Filip är kommersiellt ansvarig på Exparang, ett digitalt matchningsverktyg på lednings- och styrelsenivå.

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