And then the most beautiful gift arrived on my doorstep. I remember my mind during 2020, the day of when the show was supposed to be came and went, I remember thinking, 'Wow, is anyone even going to miss our show? Is the show just going to be a thing that once happened and maybe it's done forever? Maybe I care about it more than other people.' I remember asking myself all of these questions. And while it was amazing that we were connected virtually, we were still isolated. I think, like many others in 2020, we were on an emotional roller coaster. I think what we learned from doing it remotely is. Is there anything that you've learned from the experience of having to do the show remotely during COVID, that you think now is useful now that it's in person again?

So, to be returning home in person at San Diego Comic-Con, it's just beyond exciting. So, on one hand, we're coming home to San Diego Comic-Con.Īnd then for the Her Universe Fashion Show, we're also coming home, because we founded our show in 2014, and San Diego Comic-Con is the only home for our show. It's a place where you just have so much fun, and there's so much joy. It's a safe space, and it just is a positive space.

As a fan, when you are at San Diego Comic-Con, it just feels like we're home. San Diego Comic-Con, as you know, is the comic-con of all comic-cons. It fits right in with our theme for the show this year, which is 'Coming Home.' It just feels like we're coming home, on multiple levels. : First and foremost, I wanted to ask - what is it like to come back after COVID and be able to do the Her Universe Fashion Show in person again?Īshley Eckstein: I am beyond excited to be returning in person this year with the Her Universe Fashion Show.

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