Rachel Kibbe, Helpsy founder, talks about her badass non-crunchy online ethical fashion store with a sense of humor. The team talks social media, the end of WWD's daily editions, the objectionability of some exclusivity, does over-partying kill good design, feminism is trendy, and other world changing events and ideas. Also, this episode is kind of hilarious. references: * Dirty Librarian Chains * Lush: Fresh Handmade Cosmetics * Social Media’s Elusive Goal: Return On Investment (WWD / paywall) * Alibaba Invests $200 Million in Snapchat (WWD / paywall) * Abercrombie Fitch CEO doesn’t want fat women wearing his clothes  (PIX11) * Chinese designer shoemaker sees 5,000 workers strike  (BBC News) * Can Chinese fashion designers go global? (BBC News) * Social Media Today * From the Editors: WWD Launching Weekly Format (WWD / paywall) * Reed Krakoff To Suspend Operations (WWD / paywall) * Japanese Designers are Hopeful as Tokyo Fashion Week Begins (WWD / paywall) * The New Rules of Retail (revised 2014) * Elton John Leads Boycott Against Dolce Gabbana Over 'Synthetic Children' Remarks (NPR.org) * threeASFOUR * Fashion Is Your Business (our sister podcast) * Zang Toi