CONNECTING PEOPLE

Unser heutiger Gast ist Selina Thuir, Inhaberin der Berliner PR Agentur Agenthuir. Aufgewachsen in Köln, ist die Betriebswirtin und Kommunikationsexpertin Selina seit sechs Jahren als Wahlberlinerin in der deutschen Hauptstadt. Mit ihrem Schwerpunkt im Nachhaltigkeitssegment leitet sie ihre eigene PR Agentur (www.agenthuir.com) und widmet sich mit ihrem Team relevanten Zukunftsthemen im Lifestyle Bereich. Es ist kein Zufall, dass wir Selina unbedingt bei unserem Podcast dabei haben wollten. Wir wissen aus erster Hand, wie sehr sie sich für das Revolutionieren der nachhaltigen Kommukation in der Mode einsetzt. Selina ist nämlich unter anderem auch für uns bei SABINNA tätig und unterstützt uns bei allem rund um das Thema PR in der DACH Region.

Unser heutiger Gast ist Tarek Müller. Tarek entwickelt seit mehr als fünfzehn Jahren digitale Geschäftsmodelle für den Online-Handel und ist zudem bekannt für seine Rolle als Mitgründer und Geschäftsführer des internationalen Online Shops ABOUT YOU. Mit 15 Jahren meldete Tarek sein erstes Gewerbe an, später baute er zahlreiche E-Commerce-Modelle in unterschiedlichen Branchen auf, bis er 2014 schließlich Mitgründer bei ABOUT YOU wurde, einem in Europa marktführenden Online Fashion Shop mit einer konsequenten Fokussierung auf Personalisierung, Inspiration und Mobile-Endgeräte. Zudem hält Tarek über 15 Firmenbeteiligungen in ganz unterschiedlichen Bereichen, vor allem IT und Beratung, und zählte 2018 zu den Forbes 30 Under 30 in der Kategorie Einzelhandel und eCommerce. Wir haben mit Tarek unter anderem über seinen Werdegang, das Gründen und die Zukunft von E Commerce gesprochen.

Unser heutiger Gast ist Nour Khelifi. Die Wienerin arbeitet als Journalistin, Drehbuchautorin, Speakerin und Online Content Creator in Berlin und Wien. Während des Studiums schlägt Nour den Weg des Journalismus ein und schreibt und arbeitet u.a für den ORF, die Wiener Zeitung und Yahoo Germany. Sie beschäftigt sich mit der österreichischen Politik, deutsch-österreichischer Gesellschaftspolitik, sowie Diversität, Repräsentation, Identität und Jugendpolitik. Die preisgekrönte Journalistin ist u.a neben dem Prälat Leopold Ungar-Ehrenpreis auch zu den besten 30 Journalisten unter 30 in Österreich ausgezeichnet worden - und das mit erst 22 Jahren. Wir haben mit Nour unter anderem über ihren ungewöhnlichen Weg, Journalismus in Österreich und Deutschland und Erwatunshaltungen der Gessellschaft gesprochen.

Unser heutiger Gast bei CONNECTING PEOPLE ist Christian Berger, der als Referent im Bereich Wirtschaft der Arbeiterkammer Wien mit Fokus auf die Auswirkungen des digitalen Wandels auf Arbeit, Geschlecht und Gesellschaft arbeitet und zudem Lektor am Department Sozioökonomie der Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien ist. Zusätzlich hier noch ein Hinweis in eigener Sache zu Christian Bergers erschienenem Buch "Über Forderungen". Geschrieben von Magdalena Baran-Szołtys und Christian beschäftigt sich das Buch mit verschiedenen Facetten gegenwärtiger feministischer Themen, Theorien. Mehr Infos zu Christian: https://www.kremayr-scheriau.at/bucher-e-books/titel/ueber-forderungen/ https://univie.academia.edu/ChristianBerger

Unser heutiger Gast bei CONNECTING PEOPLE ist Claudia Spitz. Claudia arbeitet als selbstständige Eventmanagerin in Wien. Geboren und aufgewachsen in Kärnten, zog sie nach ihrer Matura für ihr Publizistik und Kunstgeschichte Studium nach Wien. Nach erfolgreichem Abschluss war sie jahrelang bei den Wiener Festwochen tätig bis sie Im Jahre 2002 ihre eigene Eventagentur ‘events_by_spitz’ gründete. Claudia ist ein bekannter Name in ihrer Branche: Zu ihren Kunden zählen unter anderem IBM Austria, Erste Bank und Erste Stiftung, Viennale und auch der Life Ball, sowie private Veranstaltungen wie Hochzeiten und Geburtstage. Wir haben mit Claudia über viele spannende Dinge gesprochen wie zum Beispiel ihre Anfänge in der Eventbranche, wie man eine Agentur ohne Online Präsenz aufbaut und warum man auf sein eigenes Bauchgefühl hören sollte.

Unser Gast in der achten Epsiode der deutschsprachigen Version con CONNECTING PEOPLE ist Miriam Hie, ausgebildete Schauspielerin, geboren und aufgewachsen in Oberösterreich. Bekannt wurde Miriam 2002 als erste asiatische Moderatorin im österreichischen Fernsehen, wo sie für den ORF das Jugendmagazin "25" moderierte. Ihre berufliche Laufbahn führte sie später auch zum ZDF. Als Moderatorin des Kinomagazins "Lichtspiele" wurde sie 2013 als beste deutschsprachige Moderatorin für eine Romy nominiert. Seit 2014 moderiert Miriam Hie die Morningshow auf Radio Superfly. Im Herbst 2019 feiert sie erfolgreich ihre Premiere mit dem selbstgeschriebenen Comedy - Soloprogramm "Who is Hie". Wir sprachen mit Miriam über ihren spannenden Werdegang, ihre Jugendträume, wie ihr Umzug in die Stadt verlief und vor allem was Repräsentation für sie bedeutet.

In der heutigen Episode sprechen wir mit Bernd Schlacher, Inhaber der Wiener Catering Firma MOTTO sowie dem gleichnamigen Restaurants Motto am Fluss. Im Alter von 15 Jahren kam Bernd für eine handwerkliche Ausbildung nach Wien und entdeckte dort seine wahre Leidenschaft: Die Gastronomie. Seitdem gestaltet Bernd die Branche mit viel Kreativität und innovativen Konzepten mit und erlebt Tag für Tag die Neuerungen, die die Digitalisierung und z.B auch Covid19 mit sich bringen.

Unser Gast in der sechsten deutschsprachigen Episode von CONNECTING PEOPE ist Macarena Torres. Macarana ist gebürtige Argentinierin und lebt nun schon seit über 15 Jahren in Österreich. Sie ist gelernte Frisörin, lebt und arbeitet zur Zeit in Wien und hat durch ihre bisherigen beruflichen Erfahrungen gelernt, wie wichtig mentale Gesundheit ist. Macarena ist es auch wichtig, ein Vorbild für junge Frauen zu sein und ihnen zu zeigen, dass man sich durch Nichts und Niemanden einschüchtern lassen soll. Wir sprachen mit Macarena über ihre Definition von Erfolg, welche Vorturteile es manchen Berufsgruppen gegenüber immer noch gibt und wie man lernen kanan, auf das eigene Bauchgefühl zu hören.

Unser heutiger Gast bei CONNECTING PEOPLE ist Denise Vorraber. Denise ist nicht nur eine angesehene Pitch-Trainerin in Österreich, sondern auch opinion leader, wenn es um das Thema Startups geht. Mit nur 23 Jahren schaffte es Denise auf die Forbes 30 under 30 DACH Liste und hat bereits mit unzähligen Unternehmen zusammengearbeitet, um mit ihnen den nächsten wichtigen Schritt zu gehen. Wir sprachen mit Denise über den Alltag als Pitch Trainerin und wie es dazu kam, dass sie zu einem so wichtigen Teil der österreichischen Startup Szene wurde.

Unser Gast in der vierten Epsiode von CONNECTING PEOPLE ist Alexis Weil, der Gründer von seniors@work. Vor der Gründung studierte Alexis Finance&Accounting und sammelte berufliche Erfahrung in den Bereichen Finanz- und Versicherungswesen. 2018 entschloss er sich, seinen eigenen Weg zu gehen und gründete die Online Job-Vermittlungsplattform senior@work. Das Start up hat sich zum Ziel gemacht, innovative Ansätze für das Arbeiten im Alter zu entwickeln und so den Kontakt zwischen der jüngeren und der älteren Generation zu fördern. Alexis spricht über die Unterschiede zwischen den Generationen, woran wir als Gesellschaft in Zukunft arbeiten können und seine persönlichen Erfahrungen als Gründer.

Unser Gast in der dritten deutschsprachigen Folge von CONNECTING PEOPLE ist Alexandra Stanic. Alex ist seit Mai 2019 Chefreporterin für VICE.com für die D-A-CH Region und behandelt in ihren Texten Themen wie Feminismus, Migration und Gesellschaftskritik. Bis Oktober 2018 war Alex Chefreporterin bei BIBER und Leiterin der Lehrredaktion, bei der sie mitverantwortlich war für Journalismus Kurse für geflüchtete Medienschaffende aus Syrien, Afghanistan und Tschetschenien. Zudem porträtiert Alex seit 2015 im Zuge von feministischen Fotoprojekten Frauen, mit denen sie unter anderem über Rassismus, psychische Erkrankungen, gefährliche Schönheitsideale und sexualisierte Gewalt spricht.

Unser Gast in der zweiten deutschsprachigen Folge von CONNECTING PEOPLE ist Christl Clear. Christl ist gebürtige Wienerin, und war als Lifestyle-Redakteurin bei unterschiedlichen österreichischen Medien tätig war, bis sie sich als Influencerin selbstständig machte. Seither thematisiert sie - hauptsächlich auf ihrem Instagram-Account - neben Mode und Beauty auch Sozialkritisches und das aus den Augen einer schwarzen Frau, die mit einem weißen Mann verheiratet ist. Foto: Xenia Trampusch

Unser Gast in dieser ersten Episode der deutschsprachigen Version von CONNECTING PEOPLE ist Brigitte Winkler, eine der bekanntesten Modejournalistinnen Österreichs und Lehrende an der Linzer Kunstuniversität. Seit 40 Jahren berichtet Brigitte für den Kurier über internationale Mode und alle ihre Facetten, wo sie ihre Leidenschaft für Mode und Innovation vereint. Zudem setzt Brigitte sich für die nächste Generation der Mode ein, um diese zu unterstützen und die Kreativbranche weiter voranzutreiben. Brigitte erzählt von ihrer Jugend, wie sie zur Mode gekommen ist und wie sie such die Zukunft vorstellt. Foto Credit: Rafaela Pröll

Listen to Eve Kekeh, the founder of Bundlee, the UK’s first baby clothing rental service. As the eldest sister in her family, Eve experienced the problem that many new parents face: babies grow, but their clothes do not. Babies outgrow 7 clothing sizes in their first 2 years. Eve set about to tackle the baby clothing waste problem, using circular economy principles to start Bundlee in 2018. Since then, Bundlee has saved thousands of garments from landfill and over 30,000kg of carbon. This year she was honoured as one of Forbes 30 Under 30 Social Entrepreneurs. Try renting with Bundlee with the code SUSTAINABLESTART for your first month free. Find CONNECTING PEOPLE on Instagram @connectingpeoplepodcast

Listen to Ryan Mario Yasin, a 27-year-old design engineer with a background in aeronautics. Ryan invented, photographed, and promoted his brand Petit Pli in 2017, while he was a Global Innovation Design student. Since graduating in 2017, he has evolved Petit Pli’s designs from a proof of concept to a patent-pending commercially available design. Ryan’s motivation to engineer a solution that reduces waste in childrenswear was inspired by his nephew. The realization brought light to the fact that childrenswear on the market is miniaturized adult clothing; design unfit for their users. To realize Petit Pli, Ryan set out to understand the needs of parents, children, retailers, and manufacturers to create a novel design using his understanding of deployable satellites and origami structures.

Listen to Matthew Drinkwater, who works at the crossroads of Fashion, Retail, and Technology to head up London College of Fashion's Innovation Agency. Using emerging technology to alter the way that the fashion industry is making, showcasing, and retailing, Matthew and his team are building a pathway for truly digital designer businesses. Matthew has delivered a stunning range of projects that have captured the imagination of both the fashion and technology industries. He was also named as a 'fashion-tech trailblazer changing the course of retail' by Drapers and a 'pioneer and visionary' by Wired.

Listen to Gerhard Molin, an aspiring software engineer with a strong background in UX Design, entrepreneurship and product strategy. Gerhard strongly believes that the ability to reinvent yourself is a key skill in this age. He is also a Special Lecturer at the University of Arts London and host of the Futurish podcast. As an avid sci-fi reader he can talk at length about parallel realities, the universe and why it is important to always carry a towel with you.

Listen to Anna Brightman, Co-founder of UpCircle Beauty. Launched in 2016 by siblings Anna and William Brightman, UpCircle are the pioneers of the by-product beauty movement. UpCircle elevate leftover natural ingredients, bringing them back to life as beauty products your skin will love. The brand name encapsulates their core purpose: sustainability and promoting the power of the circular economy. Prior to launching UpCircle, Anna worked as an area manager of several supermarket stores. Despite the huge responsibility this role afforded her, she was keen to forge a new path in an industry closer to her heart. Anna combines her passion for skincare and previous experience in logistics and management to single-handedly manage operations, marketing and new product development for UpCircle. Find CONNECTING PEOPLE on Instagram @connectingpeoplepodcast

Listen to Susie Willis, a beauty innovator with a drive to create brands that are founded on the principle of nutrition using nature-based ingredients with integrity. Susie’s career started as a food entrepreneur, creating her own cookery school and her first successful brand ‘Plum Baby,’ an innovative, organic baby food brand in 2006. Having gained strong expertise in clean and plant-based ingredients, Susie’s interest evolved to a clean, ethical skincare space. The concept for her second brand, Romilly Wilde started to become a reality in 2016 rooted in the philosophy of efficacious, non-toxic, ethical skincare that produces ‘results’. Having a strong background in business and launching brands whilst having a family, Susie is often invited to host and present panel discussions on the evolution of brand building, how to make your brand relatable and relevant, and trends in ‘natural’ beauty, health and wellbeing.

Listen to Jessica Warch, co-founder of Kimaï, a DTC fine jewelry brand launched a year ago. All their pieces are handmade in Antwerp using lab-grown diamonds and recycled only! Both co-founders grew up to diamond trading families and felt it was time to bring some transparency, innovation, and change to that very traditional industry. We talked to Jess about dropping out of university, supporting small businesses in corona times and what it feels like to see your jewelry being worn by celebrities.

Listen to Irene Marie Seelig, an entrepreneur & consultant for fortune 500 companies as well as startups, focusing on sustainability and technology. Irene is a pioneer in introducing circular systems thinking, planet centric design & the UN sustainable development goals to businesses in order to drive growth, trust and transparency. Presently as Innovation Program Manager at Swarovski, Irene and her team’s goals commercialize a portfolio of products focused on additive manufacturing and circular economy. Prior to her current job, Irene worked at Stella McCartney advising product marketing within sustainability and also built a biomaterials startup, Amadou Leather, offering a circular, vegan / cruelty-free alternative to leather that is grown from mushrooms.

Listen to Aja Barber, a London based writer and style consultant focusing on sustainability, consciousness, ethics and intersectional feminism. Her goal is to bring our attention to how systems of power affect our consumer habits. Aja is microblogging daily on her Instagram account, raising her voice to talk about various modern-day challenges. She’s also a contributor on eco-age.com, sharing thought-provoking articles and insights with her readership. We talked to Aja about the world of journalism and its’ challenges, about moving to London to fulfil your dreams and what we can all do as a society to be more inclusive.

Listen to Natasha Minter, the founder of Model Me. Model Me is designed to educate and empower models and creatives by organizing events and offering support for all people involved in the creative industry. Founded in 2018, Natasha felt the need to improve the sense of community in the model and creative industry triggered by her previous experiences in modeling internationally. By founding Model Me Natasha tackles that issue through their podcast/blog, events, educational workshops and opportunities for creatives to be supported. In addition to that, Model Me is hosting panel events for creatives to learn and network. Furthermore, Natasha in pursuing a career in acting and is still modeling on special occasions.

Listen to Sophie Rist, the founder of the sustainable lifestyle brand Agnes LDN. Before starting her own business, Sophie was working as a designer in the fashion industry. Over time she started feeling like her role didn't match up to her personal morals so she decided to tackle the issue and started Agnes LDN in 2018. Sophie created her label with the aim to educate and inspire people to put the planet first in their everyday actions. Sophie’s personal journey to living a more sustainable lifestyle helped build the initial product range, using up fabrics she had left from her Fashion Design degree she created grocery bags to help reduce the need for plastic packaging when buying food. Since 2018, all products have been designed, tried and tested and manufactured by Sophie.

This is a special episode of our podcast CONNECTING PEOPLE. Today is International Women’s Day and as we at SABINNA are a female-led team, we thought it’s the perfect timing to share our thoughts on what it means to be a woman and how we can empower each other. We are very excited to have spoken to some members of our team about their personal experiences and stories and share them with our listeners today. Special thanks to everyone who was involved in this episode. We really appreciate your honest opinions and that we got to listen to some of your personal stories. Do you have a story you want to share with us? Please feel free to email us at podcast@sabinna.com.

Listen to Eshita Kabra-Davies, founder of By Rotation London. Inspired by a love for fashion that doesn’t weigh on her conscience and with an approach grounded in practicality overindulgence, Eshita founded By Rotation as a side hustle in April 2019. Having travelled to her motherland Rajasthan, India for her honeymoon and witnessed the first-hand effects of textile waste, Eshita felt compelled to change, and bring about change. As an investment professional with over 6 years of experience, she combines her commercial experience with her passions for fashion and graphic design. A “third culture kid”, Eshita is especially focused on creating a conscious and inclusive community that democratises fashion and does not harm the planet.

Listen to Patrick Scally, community manager of the Trampery Fish Island Village, a purpose-built campus for fashion, innovation & sustainability. Patrick is a creative professional with an impassioned interest in community development & social innovation. He has acquired years of experience of community building and workspace development in the East London creative ecosystem through work with EAT WORK ART & The Trampery. Patrick is also deeply involved in the music industry, with previous experience working for Mike Skinner Ltd & developing a night club brand. Alongside releasing acclaimed records with Star Slinger under the SCALLY name, he also founded the band HALFBROTHER with Murkage Dave; & produced records, various artists.

Listen to Frances Cookson and Katie Arnott, the founders of Rewritten London. Rewritten is based on a fundamental belief that no item of clothing should be worn only once - bridal or otherwise. Known for their innovative styles, mix and match attitude, use of bold colours and print, flowing fabrics and flattering silhouettes - Rewritten are inclusive of size and shape and encourage women to show off their unique sense of style through the successful bridesmaids and ready-to-wear collections.Founded by ex-colleagues and friends Katie Arnott and Frances Cookson in 2016, the brand has become one of the Uk’s leading bridesmaids brands and has a store in Hackney Wick alongside a global wholesale channel offering multiple styles across a wide colour and size range - ideal for the modern-day adult bridesmaid. Based in East London, Rewritten are a founder member of the sustainability fashion programme in association with the British Fashion Council and The Trampery. Join the movement and #RewriteTheRules

Listen to Janosch Amstutz, a university lecturer on the topic of using Augmented Reality for communication and eCommerce, and the founder of HoloMe. HoloMe, a London based Startup, is a leader in the deployment of Augmented Reality humans over mobile at speed and scale. The company's mission is to revolutionise communications through the use of Augmented Reality humans in both pre-recorded and live form, offering exciting new ways for brands to sell and communicate to their customers and for individuals to communicate with each other. Find out more about Janosch's upbringing in Australia, his move back to his home country Switzerland and his unique career path in this episode of CONNECTING PEOPLE.

Listen to Genia Mineeva, founder of the brand BEEN London. Genia is also a Strategic Communications consultant with extensive experience running international campaigns for NGOs and a particular interest in achieving social change. She’s worked with a number of organizations including the UN and UNICEF. Coming from a media background and working at the BBC as a Broadcast Journalist for almost 8 years, Genia decided to pursue a very unique and innovative idea. A year ago, she started from scratch and founded the company BEEN London, a brand that recycles waste and turns it into something beautiful again. By creating her stunning bags and accessories, Genia wants to give a second life to those materials and has built a purposeful and very successful company within the last year.

Listen to Ire Ife-Alabi, Strategic Partnership Executive at MATCHESFASHION.COM. Born in Lagos, Nigeria and raised in Ireland, Ire’s life has been an interesting journey which has led her to a career in Communications. From working at Wimbledon Tennis Championships as "Head Water girl" to debating in the House of Lords on voting in the Digital age, Ire took every possible opportunity to learn and develop a set of skills for her future career. She has now been at MATCHESFASHION.COMfor over 3 years and had the pleasure of working across various teams. Today her focus is on Menswear, more specifically partnerships. I talked to Ire about moving abroad, working hard for your dreams and the skills of the future.

Listen to Neliana Fuenmayor, an award-winner designer, creative entrepreneur and consultant pioneering sustainable innovation advocating for more transparency in fashion introducing Blockchain technology. Neliana is the founding director of ‘A Transparent Company’ a consultancy for sustainability, innovation & communication strategy. Before founding her own business, she won the Kering Award for Sustainable Fashion 2015 for Stella McCartney and was the fashion lead and consultant for tech start-up at Provenance. We talked to Neliana about her approach to sustainable innovation and transparency in fashion.

Listen to Rebecca Morter, a London-based fashion designer, consultant and entrepreneur. After leaving her home country New Zealand and studying at London College of Fashion, Rebecca took the plunge and co-founded the experimental womenswear brand REIN London. Though successful, REIN faced challenges because the old fashion model blocked the vital connection with the end-consumer and the feedback you get with direct contact. Rebecca wanted to bring change for smaller brands incorporating her understanding of design with her passion for sustainable fashion. And so LDC was born, having a positive impact in supporting and empowering others, whilst rebelling against the traditional wholesale route. With LDC, Rebecca wants to ensure that independent designers feel a sense of community and wants customers to explore more than just the product through purposeful storytelling. With over 20 pop-up stores under their belt, LDC is going through a period of huge expansion.

Listen to Ana Kerin to find out more about her label KANA London, which was born as a result of Ana’s training in sculpture & her background in fine art, eventually becoming a fully developed project in London in 2012. Kana started after Ana slowly developed a strong interest and curiosity in working with functional objects whilst applying a fine art technique to working with clay. For her, it is about creating objects that you would want to hold on to; objects that have value added to them. With her label, Ana is championing the buy-less movement with a truly unique approach to ceramics and home-ware, hosting workshops and retreats to bring her storytelling on a personal level. Find Ana online: https://www.kanalondon.com https://www.instagram.com/kanalondon/

Listen to Kristina Dimitrova, founder of INTERLACED - a media, consultancy and events platform highlighting the most innovative developments for the future of fashion, retail and beauty. Since its beginning in 2015, INTERLACED has hosted a number of fashion tech catwalk shows all over the world, regular meetups and educational workshops. With marketing and strategy background as well as a deep understanding of digital channels, Kristina often curates and speaks at industry events and holds guest lectures at Nottingham Trent University and Fashion Retail Academy. It was a pleasure talking to Kristina about her career path and finding out what helped her to identify the topic she is most interested in and how to use her skills to build a network in a country that she just moved to. Let’s get started. Due to her expertise, Kristina is often invited to join international fashion tech competitions as a jury member or a mentor. Contact: https://www.interlaced.co/ https://www.instagram.com/weareinterlaced/

Listen to Oleg Moscal, a Central Saint Martins graduate who currently works as a textile designer and researcher for the studio CHANEL in Paris. For almost 7 years Oleg has been working on the creation of the famous CHANEL tweeds, and a vast variety of fabrics that are used in the making of the collections. Every season, he is contributing to some of the most known looks of the fashion house, which are being featured on the runway and on the red carpet as well as being exhibited at large exhibitions around the world. Find Oleg on Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/olegmoscal/?hl=de

Our impressive guest for the pilot episode of CONNECTING PEOPLE was Brooke Roberts-Islam, Director of the Brooke Roberts Innovation Agency (BRIA) and Founder of Techstyler, a publishing platform uncovering the newest innovations in sustainability and fashion-tech through journalism and events. Brooke has a background in digital knitwear design and over a decade of experience as a diagnostic radiographer within the NHS. She is also a public speaker and regularly invited to talk about the latest in sustainability and fashion tech. In addition to her design and materials development work, Brooke is the sustainability and fashion tech editor of Chaos 69 Magazine, as well as being a contributor for the Forbes. If you'd like to find out more about Brooke, visit our Website www.sabinna.com or get in touch with her on her Social Media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brooke-roberts-islam-8ab35026/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/techstyler/?hl=en and https://www.instagram.com/bria_uk/?hl=en