Podcast appearances and mentions of ann mashburn

Ken Pilot interviews Sid and Ann Mashburn, Founders of Sid Mashburn and Ann Mashburn, for this episode of The Retail Pilot Podcast.Sid Mashburn grew up in small-town Mississippi but began his design career in New York in the mid-1980s, as J.Crew's first men's designer. He designed the brand's first heritage piece— the Barn Jacket. He was later recruited by Ralph Lauren to join the design team at Polo, and after subsequent stints leading design at Tommy Hilfiger and Lands' End, it was time to do his own thing. His wife, Ann Mashburn had been on the editorial side of fashion, working in magazines at Condé Nast (Vogue, Glamour) and then as a stylist at J.Crew. Since meeting in their early 20s, they'd known that whether it was making mix tapes or throwing parties, what they really loved wasn't just creating things, but sharing them with others.SummarySid and Anne Mashburn discuss their journey in building their retail business, which includes six stores and an online presence. They emphasize the importance of creating a unique and personalized shopping experience for their customers, with a focus on customer service and curated merchandise. They also talk about the challenges they faced in launching their business and the decision to expand into online sales. The conversation touches on the significance of the tailor shop in their stores and the success of their made-to-measure business.Ann Mashburn discusses the importance of the experience and memory associated with buying and wearing clothing. She emphasizes the value of made-to-measure clothing and the attention to detail it requires. Ann also talks about the role of marketing in reaching customers and reinforcing the brand. She mentions the use of digital marketing and email campaigns as effective strategies.Ann and Sid Mashburn discuss the challenges and benefits of working together as a married couple. They highlight the importance of trust and the support they provide each other. They also mention their mentors and the inspiration they draw from different designers and places. Ann and Sid share their vision for the future of their business, including expanding to more cities and growing their e-commerce presence. They emphasize the importance of creating special experiences for every customer and maintaining a sense of restraint in their growth. Finally, they discuss the value of personal connections and relationships in their industry.Takeaways·     Creating a unique and personalized shopping experience is key to building a successful retail business.·     Customer service and curated merchandise are important factors in attracting and retaining customers.·     Expanding into online sales can be a significant growth opportunity for brick-and-mortar retailers.·     The tailor shop adds a bespoke element to the store and enhances the overall customer experience.·     The made-to-measure business allows for a deeper level of customer engagement and satisfaction. The experience and memory associated with buying and wearing clothing can be just as important as the clothing itself.·     Made-to-measure clothing offers a personalized and high-quality experience for customers.·     Digital marketing and email campaigns are effective strategies for reaching and engaging customers.·     Working together as a married couple requires trust and support.·     Mentors and relationships with industry professionals can provide valuable advice and guidance.·     Creating special experiences for every customer is a key focus for the business.·     Maintaining a sense of restraint and thoughtful growth is important for long-term success.·     Personal connections and relationships are highly valued in the industry.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background07:33 The Journey to Building the Business33:40 Expanding into Online Sales37:46 The Significance of the Tailor Shop39:28 Enhancing the Customer Experience with Made-to-Measure39:58 The Power of Experience and Memory40:58 The Value of Made-to-Measure Clothing45:18 Effective Marketing Strategies46:11 Working Together as a Married Couple49:09 Taking the Trunk Show Everywhere51:22 Growing the Business Responsibly01:05:15 Trusting Yourself and Building Relationships01:07:36 Rapid Fire

In the final webinar of the Spring speaker series, Sid and Ann Mashburn of Mashburn LLC join Professor Mike Lewis to discuss generating fandom in the fashion industry.

One week after declaring March Madness "the greatest playoff system," Emory Professor Mike Lewis recants his opinion. With Mike's Illini out earlier than predicted, he and co-host Doug Battle discuss the inevitability of loss in sports and how disappointment affects fandom. Don't miss our upcoming webinar with Sid and Ann Mashburn on Thursday, 3/25. We'll be discussing how brands can create fandom and much more. Register at fandomanalytics.com.

Ann Mashburn is a former Vogue fashion editor who has brought her love of storytelling and a great edit to her brand, Ann Mashburn. On this episode, Laura talks to Ann about building her business, raising her five beautiful daughers, and gaining perspective when two of her daughters were recently diagnosed with a rare degenerative neurological disease.

We have two very exciting guests this week, Jennie Seward and Ann Mashburn. These two powerhouse designers just happened to have daughters that ended up rooming together as college freshmen and are now two peas in a very well decorated pod. Jennie and Ann talk with us about ways to maximize space in a small shared area, tips for making the most out of bed storage, and share a few of their favorite budget-friendly ideas for adding warmth and personality to a dorm. What You’ll Hear On This Episode: Trials and triumphs about a broken femur, trip to Maine, a very heavy fountain, dripping faucets, and much more! How Jennie and Ann’s daughters ended up rooming together, and how these two peas in a pod get along. The difference between decorating a dorm room for a boy vs. a girl, and why the boys just may be happy with one loan Home Depot bucket. How Pinterest has changed dorm room decorating, and where Jenny and Ann and their daughter’s collected ideas for inspiration. All about the bed including bed skirts, maximizing storage, and reupholstered sidewalk headboard. How to keep spaces separate for sleeping and studying, even if space is an issue. Ideas to decorate the walls and not have them so bare without needing to spend too much money. Tell your kids you will buy everything once, so they know to keep good care of what they have! Our love for the touch kitchen faucet, and why it will change your life! Mentioned In This Episode: Jennie Seward | @jenniesewardco Ann Mashburn | Sid Mashburn | @annmashburn Casper Mattress Ikea Pinterest Garnet Hill Decorating Dilemma: We agree that you should paint the brick and the green should be painted a nice off white. Changing your hardware could really modernize your kitchen, and you can check out Ballard’s hardware for some inspiration. Add some great lighting such as a fabulous light fixture over the island. You may not need stools for the counter, and this will add space for one long bench without having people bump into each other.

Husband/Wife dynamic duo Sid and Ann Mashburn are doing big things with their signature styles.  In this episode, you’ll learn about their journey working with legends like Ralph Lauren and the leaders of Vogue magazine, how they chose Atlanta as their home base, the powerful pillow talk that comes when working with your spouse, and how they define success in the future!    Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe now on Apple, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, or wherever you like to listen to podcasts. Follow the Take the Long View Podcast on Instagram @takethelongviewpodcast and Facebook, and follow host Matt Hall on Instagram @matthallstl, Twitter @matthallhig, or on LinkedIn Connect with the Hill Investment Group on Instagram @hill_investment_group, Facebook @hillinvestmentgroup, Twitter @takethelongview, and on LinkedIn We love our listeners! If you would like to drop us a line or be a guest on the show, please contact Matt.

World-famous chef and restauranteur David Chang grew up playing golf, but he'd never been to the Masters before this week. Chang joins podcast host Marty Smith to talk about his day at Augusta National eating food, watching golf, and offering his recipe for the Champions Dinner entrée, bone-in ribeye. Marty also sits down with Masters participant Stewart Cink, who returns to the field after four years of falling short of qualification. Finally, fashion designers Sid and Ann Mashburn join the show to discuss Masters fashion and the most iconic piece of clothing in the sporting world – the Green Jacket.

Yes, the turnip greens at Taqueria del Sol are legendary (as are the tacos and margaritas), but there is more to this wildly popular Southern restaurant. We caught up with chef Eddie Hernandez and his business partner, Mike Klank, who together have been cooking up delicious Mexican food in Atlanta for more than three decades, to find out how this unlikely duo met, why they're so successful (hint: it's the food), and to dig into Eddie’s new cookbook, Turnip Greens & Tortillas. Plus, at the end of the episode, we switch gears and get a crash course in Southern style with Sid and Ann Mashburn on their three must-haves for every well-dressed man and woman.

When Ann Mashburn launched her namesake women's brand in 2010, she had some concerns about the concept panning out. Mashburn's first store, which she opened in Atlanta alongside her husband Sid Mashburn's namesake men's store, has now been in business for seven years, and the company has since launched e-commerce and opened three more retail stores. Mashburn joined the Glossy Podcast to discuss how she made the leap from editor to brand owner, how she grew her team from the ground up and how she built her brand with word-of-mouth marketing.

We're huge fans of stylemaker, shop owner, and clothing designer Ann Mashburn, so we were thrilled when she stopped by for an episode of the podcast. She tells us about starting her and her husband's stores in Atlanta (which have now spread all over), raising 5 girls, decorating their homes and retails shops, and she shares some outfit ideas for holiday parties. WHAT YOU'LL HEAR ON THIS EPISODE: Ann tells us about how they started their shops Sid Mashburn and Ann MashburnShe tells us about her real life Devil Wears Prada experienceShe talks about how the interior design style of her stores reflects the style of their homesShe talks about her philosophy when it comes to buying furniture -- buying what you love and not necessarily things that 'go together'We talk about lots of pieces that used to be in their homes ended up in their storesShe tells us the story of the iconic horse painting in Sid's flagship Atlanta storesAnn talks about why each store they open has an inspiration board in itAnn and Sid's living room was featured in Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles years ago, and if you've been on Pinterest you've likely seen her pair of hot pink roll arm sofasWe ask Ann about her daily 'uniform'Ann and Sid raised 5 girls all of whom have great, unique styleWe ask Ann about dressing for the holidays and her go-to outfits for holiday parties

Skinny jeans have dominated the denim world for 10 long years and the fashion industry has had enough. Apparel companies are eager for pant styles to change, prompting customers to spend more on updating their entire wardrobe. Yet the skinny silhouette has serious staying power, according to Nancy Zhang, chief operating officer of New York boutique chain Otte. Sid and Ann Mashburn, who own a retail chain, describe how skinny became a style staple, from denim to athletic apparel to menswear. And Bloomberg's Matt Townsend bets the time has come for skinnies to meet their end. Are trends finally starting to show signs of change?

This month, The Fashion Show - where we celebrate the distinctive eclecticism of Atlanta style. Our 4 guests today include designer Sid Mashburn, author and artist Amy Flurry, fashion expert Cynthia Crowder, and Bruce and Brett Teilhaber of the legendary Atlanta shoe shop Friedmans Fine Shoes.