Podcast appearances and mentions of alberta ferretti

In this episode of Style DNA I go on a stylistic journey with the Author, Broadcaster, Editor and Coach Rosie Nixon. Rosie is the author of three novels, The Stylist, Amber Green Takes Manhattan and Just Between Friends, plus the Be Kind book. Her new novel called Bad Influence is out this August.After a long career in women's magazines, including Grazia, Glamour and Red she became the award-winning Editor and Editor in Chief of HELLO! Magazine for an incredible 16 years. The 24/7 pressure of being at the helm ultimately led to her near burnout (which she is very open about) and like many of life's challenges, there is often a silver lining. She says that she didn't think she was serving herself as a woman saying it was all going well, so being honest about her own struggles really helped her and inspired her into the next chapter. She became a qualified life coach and in 2024 she launched Rosie's Reinvention Retreats - a series of day retreats for midlife women, to support navigating changes in career, business and wellbeing. A complete career change, starting from scratch in a way, albeit with all the knowledge built up over the years ...and I know well what guts that takes.We discuss how the magazine world has changed over the last couple of decades and the 24/7 pressure that goes with being the editor or a magazine that in its heyday sold 1 million copies a week.  We talk about Kindness and she says that she started thinking about kindness when she first started at Hello! which was slightly vilified about always being nice about people.  Rosie believes that Kindness is a super power and should be worn as a badge of honour... yes to that!  She feels that kindness is probably responsible for the longevity of the magazine and is one of it's strengths because everyone is treated with respect.  She felt proud and protective of this stance and was passionate that it should be the thread that was woven through the magazine. Of course we discuss Rosie's personal style journey, her haircuts and fashion phases...her borrowed Alberta Ferretti wedding dress (way ahead of her time back then) and the all-important discussion of dressing our age ...she admits to dressing older than herself earlier in her career to be taken more seriously ...I hope you enjoy this episode ...thank you Rosie for being such a warm, open and inspiring guest x Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

I'm back and officially wifey! On today's episode, I'm joined by stylist extraordinaire, Thomas Christos Kikis, who was in charge of all things wardrobe for our wedding. From finding an archive, never before worn Alberta Ferretti gown to bringing my Elie Saab wedding dress to life, we debrief our favorite moments from the weekend and share the stories behind every moment. He also shares the must-haves in his kit for a wedding, tailoring tips, and more for all my fellow brides!Love the show? Follow us and leave a review! And for more behind-the-scenes, follow Liv on Instagram, @LivvPerez. Sponsors:Cotton: TheFabricofOurlives.comProduced by Dear MediaThis episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

di Maria Luisa Frisa e Chiara Tagliaferri | Storielibere presenta una produzione realizzata in collaborazione con Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana |La copertina della serie è stata realizzata da Elisa Seitzinger e la sigla originale di Sailor è un regalo di Lorenzo Cherubini (Jovanotti)Alberta Ferretti è la protagonista di questo episodio di Sailor. Alberta Ferretti la designer sempre accanto alle donne. Alle donne di cui ha saputo interpretare forza e fragilità, tenerezza e pragmatismo. Le braccia sono la parte del corpo che in questa nostra mappa anatomica, gli abbiamo attribuito.

Veronica Beard was founded by sisters-in-law Veronica Miele Beard and Veronica Swanson Beard in 2010. What began as a rack of dickey jackets has expanded into a full lifestyle collection for the women who make it happen.   Their motto: Look good, feel good, do good.   Veronica Miele Beard is from North Caldwell, New Jersey, and hails from the world of finance. She worked in sales and trading at multiple investment banks on Wall Street—and did a stint in ad sales at Vogue—before becoming a partner and COO at technology hedge fund, Coatue, where she learned to take risks and build a business. A mother of five, Veronica loves to travel and take her kids off the grid.   Veronica Swanson Beard grew up on both coasts, in San Francisco, California and Naples, Florida. Her career in fashion started at Narciso Rodriguez and Alberta Ferretti, in wholesale, and as a buyer for Marissa Collections in Florida. If not a fashion designer, this mother of three would be flipping real estate and designing interiors.   Interviewed by Kate Doerge.

Ken interviews Veronica Miele Beard and Veronica Swanson Beard, sisters-in-law and Co-Founders of women's lifestyle brand, Veronica Beard. Veronica Miele Beard is from North Caldwell, New Jersey, and hails from the world of finance. She worked in sales and trading at multiple investment banks on Wall Street—and did a stint in ad sales at Vogue—before becoming a partner and COO at technology hedge fund, Coatue, where she learned to take risks and build a business. A mother of five, Veronica loves to travel and take her kids off the grid.Veronica Swanson Beard grew up on both coasts, in San Francisco, California and Naples, Florida. Her career in fashion started at Narciso Rodriguez and Alberta Ferretti, in wholesale, and as a buyer for Marissa Collections in Florida. If not a fashion designer, this mother of three would be flipping real estate and designing interiors.Key Highlights of The Podcast:1. Unique Beginnings and Partnership: Veronica Miele Beard and Veronica Swanson Beard met at a wedding and became sisters-in-law. Both shared a passion for fashion and product obsession, leading them to create a fashion line together.2.Combining Different Skill Sets: Veronica Miele Beard came from a fashion background while Veronica Swanson Beard had a finance background. Their collaboration brought together creativity, fashion connections, business acumen, and an understanding of product, which played crucial roles in their company's formation.3. Identifying a Market Void: Their vision focused on creating a "uniform" for women, beginning with the iconic Dickie jacket. Recognizing the need for versatile, interchangeable pieces that offered style, functionality, and adaptability for women in various professions and stages of life became their foundation.4. Bootstrap Business Start: Starting the company required minimal initial funding. They operated from Veronica Miele Beard's apartment, driving around in Veronica Swanson Beard's car, creating samples, and handling everything themselves, emphasizing a hands-on approach and learning experience.5. Adaptation and Growth: They initially positioned themselves in the opening designer market but repositioned to advanced contemporary, lowering price points by 30% to cater to a broader audience. Their ability to adapt, identify gaps in the market, and create a unique brand around quality products contributed significantly to their success.6. Denim as a Crucial Component: The founders emphasize the importance of denim in their business. They've honed in on perfecting the fit and style of women's jeans, understanding that jeans are a fundamental aspect of American fashion. Denim is considered the casualization of Veronica Beard and is a key element in keeping customers engaged.7. Customer-Centric Approach: They extensively study and understand their customers, considering various body shapes, sizes, and preferences. They recognize that women will go to great lengths to find the perfect pair of jeans and focus on ensuring their brand accommodates diverse customer needs.8. Global Inspiration and Market Adaptation: Travel serves as a significant source of inspiration. They discuss visiting different cultures and markets, observing how women in various parts of the world approach fashion. Adapting their brand to suit different markets, understanding local preferences, colors, and trends, is a key part of their strategy.9. Transition to Direct-to-Consumer and Retail Experience: The founders discuss their transition from wholesale to direct-to-consumer retail. They highlight the importance of owning the brand's narrative, storytelling, and creating an immersive experience in their stores, which serve as community hubs for their customers.10. Challenges and Strategy: They mention challenges such as staying true to the brand while navigating competition and external factors like economic or political changes. They emphasize the importance of being authentic as a brand and the significance of in-person experiences in a saturated online marketing environment.

Olibati nació el 2021 como plataforma online para alquilar ropa, no solo par eventos pero también para el día a día. En olibati puedes encontrar una selección súper variada de marcas de lujo internacionales, como Alberta Ferretti, Yves Saint Laurent, Del Pozo o Jacquemes, entre otros. Detrás de este proyecto, están Ana y Claudia: dos amigas que se unieron para crear Olibati., Ellas hacen el duo perfecto: Ana muy creativa y soñadora y Claudia muy numérica y realista. Porque como bien dicen ellas, para que una idea funcione, tiene que haber un buen equipo detrás. Con solo 6 meses de vida, Olibati cuenta con su propio concept store, situado en el barrio Chamberí de Madrid. además, son muchos los medios de moda que han querido hablar sobre Olibati y muchas influencers que ya han lucido algunos de sus estilismos. Escucha la entrevista completa para saber más acerca de Olibati y de sus fundadoras. INFO: @olibati__ olibati.com

English Model Poppy Delevingne Lifestyle Photos Poppy Delevingne was born on May 3, 1986, in London. She is a model, socialite, and actress. Delevingne has modeled for Anya Hindmarch, Alberta Ferretti, Shiatzy Chen, Laura Ashley, Burberry and walked the runway for Julien Macdonald and Giles Deacon. Delevingne appeared in movies including The Boat That Rocked ...

"Chi prenderà sul serio una donna che va a una riunione di lavoro vestita così?" La storia di una stilista che non ha mai rinunciato alla femminilità.Una serie ideata e prodotta da Dr Podcast Audio Factory.

Carmen Dell' Orefice grew up in New York City in the 1930's during the Great Depression. She was encouraged by her mother to study with the Ballet Russes and then went on to swim at a national class level—nearly missing the US Olympic team.  On the bus returning from swim practice, she was discovered and asked to attend a photo shoot, which was poorly received. Despite this Carmen was sent to Vogue Magazine two weeks later, where Carol Philips the beauty editor found her photogenic, landing the cover of Vogue in 1948 at the age of fifteen. In this interview the world's oldest working supermodel shares overcoming pernicious anemia due to malnutrition, learning to be on her own problem solver as a youth, and supporting her family through her modeling career---spanning over seventy-five years. The Guinness Book of World Records awarded her the “longest career as a catwalk model.”  She remains active on the runways, making appearances for John Galliano in 2000, Hermes in 2004, Alberta Ferretti in 2011 and twice in 2012 for Norisol Ferrari and Merimekko.  Appearing in films such as Curse of the Jade Scorpion, and Martin Scorsese's The Age of Innocence.  Her career is the subject of the documentary---Carmen: A Life in Fashion. We celebrate Carmen's 90th birthday as she imparts timeless wisdom about her daily practice of self-care, career, love, and motivationally infectious outlook on life. We are thrilled to share this iconoclast's sage advice and remarkable stories on this episode of Intrinsic Drive™. Intrinsic Drive™ is produced by Ellen Strickler and Phil Wharton. Special thanks to Andrew Hollingworth, our sound engineer and technical editor.  For more information on this and other episodes visit us at www.whartonhealth.com/intrinsicdrive.   Follow us on socials (links below) including  Instagram  @intrinsicdrivelive

Branding is much more than a logo, color palette, and related collateral. An effective brand is one that resonates deeply with the ethos of your organization and your mission, and that delivers reputation, social impact, partnerships, sales and plays a key part in the formation of an excellent business strategy. To delve deeper into this subject, Alex welcomes Valerie Forgeard to the Virtual Lounge. Known as the founder and director of World Citizen Artists (WCA), Valerie Forgeard lived and traveled abroad for 16 years and has worked with over 100 nationalities. She has led communications at the Big Data United Nations Global Platform, represented exclusive brands in the corporate world — LVMH, Issey Miyake, Alberta Ferretti, SAP, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise — and fulfilled several fundraising missions for Amnesty International, Pasteur Institute, and the Marie Curie Institute. Learn more at her website: https://www.stunningbrand.com/. GET THE T-SHIRT! Show you're an exclusive member of the Virtual Lounge with this cool tee! Click here! A Little Help? Please take a moment to show your support for the show by leaving a starred review on Apple Podcasts. Your review will help us attract more listeners and sponsors to keep it going. Here's how: https://digitalhealthtoday.com/support/how-to-review-itunes/ Here's the link to our show: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pr-after-hours/id1496015627 Follow us on Twitter: @HoursPR Listen to our entire first season of episodes and more on the show website: PRAfterHours.com. PR After Hours Theme: https://filmmusic.io "Bossa Antigua" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC. Sound effects. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alex-greenwood1/message

Samantha Brooke is a knitwear designer who has worked in Italy for Alberta Ferretti, and in China for a mass-produced knitwear brand. She created her own micro knitting factory in rural Nottinghamshire three years ago producing personalised accessories and knitted dog products. Samantha is a great example of a small brand that is rapidly growing her business by giving the customer exactly what they want. What you'll discover: - How she found her niche and pivoted her business - The joy of running your own micro factory - Why making to order is a good business model for small businesses - Advice for anyone setting up a product business - How she uses Instagram to promote her business About Waring Brooke Waring Brooke website Waring Brooke on Instagram More Make it British Make it British website Make it British Brands Directory - search for brands and manufacturers that make in the UK Manufacturers Directory - search for manufacturers that are verified members of Make it British Find a UK Manufacturer -  ways we can help you find your perfect manufacturing partner Make it British Live! - our trade show Make it British Instagram

Welcome to Model Genes Podcast! This show was designed for models who have worked in the industry to speak about their experience for other aspiring models. From great laughs to tears of horror models will discuss their journey and what makes their workday in the modeling industry.Sigail leaves her island to work as a high fashion model. As she hits all of the big markets and fashion weeks Sigail becomes the first all black model cover for Vogue Italia, while learning a valuable lesson if she wanted to keep modeling.Client List includes: Vogue Italia, Glamour, Yes Saint Laurent, Marchesa, Essence, Vivienne Westwood, Marie Claire, Lacoste, Yumi Katsura, Elle, Estee Lauder, Alberta Ferretti, Adidas, Alex and Ani, White House Black Market, Issa, Bibhu Mohapatra, and many more...Markets worked in: New York, Paris, Milan, London, Capetown and Los AngelesPlease enjoyThis following podcast is brought to you by Model Genealogy. An informational platform that provides skills for aspiring models to succeed. You can take a test to find out what type of model you are and they will guide you on the path that is right for you in the modeling industry. Model can learn everything fromhow to get an agent, and what to do once you have one,what type of pictures are right for you, what the clients expectations are, How to take care of yourself as a model What to expect if you want to work in other markets,and much moreWhat was your favorite part of the interview? Let us know in the comments and leave a review on Apple Podcast/iTunesGot a question about modeling? Do you have a challenge for us to solve? Shout it out HEREFor show notes and past guests, please visit Sign up for Model Genealogy email newsletter at modelgenealogy.com/newsletterFor transcripts of episodes, go to Interested in sponsoring the podcast? Please fill out the form at Follow Model Genes Podcast:Instagram: instagram.com/modelgenespodcast/Facebook: facebook.com/modelgenespodcastYouTube: https://modelgenealogy.com/tv 

Princess Eugenie will marry fiance Jack Brooksbank three weeks today in the second royal wedding of the year.The couple will tie the knot in St George's Chapel, Windsor - just as Prince Harry and Meghan did in May.After Meghan wowed in her Givenchy dress and spectacular veil, Eugenie has a hard act to follow.But Eugenie, who is ninth in line to the throne, clearly loves fashion and has developed her own style. She has already revealed the designer will be British based, but who will it be? Fashion director Amber Graafland joins Pod Save The Queen host Ann Gripper to run through the main contenders. They also reflect on their favourite Eugenie looks, tiara options and get mildly obsessed by her Alberta Ferretti look in Harpers Bazaar For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Nobody wants to be lonely, nobody wants to cry. These Whos are longing to hold you, so bad it hurts inside. ... Because we don't feel like rewriting additional lyrics from "Nobody Wants to be Lonely," let's just quickly run down this week's topics: Ricky Martin's new husband, Katherine Heigl's blog, a turkey named Mena Suvari, and--drumroll please--Seal being disrespectful towards Rita.

If you haven't heard of Irish fasion designer Danielle Romeril yet, it won't be long before you do. London Based Danielle has worked for the likes of Alberta Ferretti and is about to show for the fourth season in a row at London Fashion week next month. Danielle dropped into studio this morning.

Alberta Ferretti's Spring 2013 Collection is sensual, light and inspired by the sea. As designer Alberta Ferretti explained after the show "it's a modern, dreaming woman - the magic woman who goes out from the water - and the light is very important".

What an awesome time to be a fan of Stana Katic! Her career is simply soaring and 2012 brought even more new appearances along with gorgeous fashion designs which continually amaze us with her versatility.  Tonight we will relive those key professional events with a timeline [of sorts] so you too can recall and share in those fun moments as we reminisce and continue to cheer on this talented woman. Photo credit/copyright: 2012 People's Choice Awards - gown by Valentino 2012 BAFTA [British Academy of Film and Television Arts] LA 18th Annual Awards - dress by Valentino 2012 Golden Globes - gown with ruffles by designer Kevan Hall 2012 Paley Fest at the Saban Theater in Los Angeles - Black dress and white blazer by Helmut Lang, red pumps by Jimmy Choo 2012 64th Annual Director's Guild of America Awards - ivory cocktail dress by Collette Dinnigan 2012 Film Independent Spirit Award - dress by designer Lela Rose, metallic platform sandals by Stuart Weitzman 2012 Elton John's Annual Viewing Party - Purple gown by designer Alberta Ferretti 2012 "Zero Dark Thirty" Premiere in Los Angeles Audio Outro Clip credit/copyright: "Wintersong"by Sarah McLachlan, Arista Records, LLC - a unit of SONY BMG Music Entertainment/  "What Christmas Means To Me" by Stevie Wonder/ Noel, Noel, "Jesus Is Alive" by Josh Wilson, Sparrow Records