Geert Bruloot is co-founder of Coccodrillo, an emblematic designer shoe store, and Louis, the first clothing store selling Belgian designers. Known for being the key person who organised 'The Antwerp Six' for their breakthrough presentations in London, he co-founded the Flanders Fashion Institute and the ModeNatie project, two of the main fashion organisations in Belgium. His two latest projects are the exhibitions Walter Van Beirendonck - Dream the World Awake and Dries Van Noten - Inspirations.

Hettie Judah is the chief art critic of the British daily newspaper The I, and a contributor to the Guardian and the New York Times.

Her work regularly appears in specialist art publications, including Frieze, Numéro Art, Art Quarterly, Artnet News and Tate Etc. as well as lifestyle publications such as Vogue International, ES Magazine, House & Garden and The Plant magazine, to which she is contributing editor.

She is a lecturer at the Christie's Education art courses in London, presents talks and discussions for museums and art galleries around London and beyond, and has recorded podcasts for the Guardian. She lives and works in Kilburn, London: a neighbourhood immortalised by Leon Kossoff.

Dodi Espinosa lives and works in Antwerp as a conceptual artist in fashion.