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In Dinner for Shoes episode 68, host Sarah Wasilak chats with BaubleBar co-founder Daniella Yacobovsky about how jewelry brands approach festival season trends. Daniella shares insight into how the team — that's been operating since 2011! — taps into popular styles via search trends and social media. She also chats about launching the business alongside her best friend, Amy Jain, and explains how their personal style and taste influences and informs BaubleBar's bestselling jewelry, charm kits, and accessories. Sarah complements the discussion by focusing on her favorite looks from Coachella 2025 while reporting on trends she's noticing celebrities and influencers wear, from futuristic space age grunge to sexy sport and Western bohemian with a touch of feminine whimsicality. She also tries a coconut bowl from Playa Bowls as a nod to the treat she's always associated with music festivals.Whether you're in need of outfit advice or in the midst of a style dilemma, the Shoe Therapy hotline is open for your anonymous texts and voicemails. Message 917-336-2057 with fashion questions and funny stories, or tag #ShoeTherapy on Instagram and TikTok so I can “heel” ya — you just may hear your message on the podcast.Dinner for Shoes episode 68 is sponsored by Seasalt Cornwall. THIS DINNERCoco Power Coconut Bowl from Playa Bowls in Hoboken, NJTHESE SHOESAsh Western snake print bootsTHIS OUTFITShop my lookSeasalt Cornwall x Beyond Retro denim setSeasalt Cornwall pocket squareBaubleBar bag charmsBaubleBar jewelryASOS Design T-shirtZara bagTHESE CHAPTERS0:00 - INTRO2:42 - THE OUTFIT BEHIND THE SHOES6:42 - COACHELLA TRENDS + BEST DRESSED14:52 - COCONUT BOWL18:07 - BAUBLEBAR INTERVIEWTHIS PRODUCTIONis created, written, hosted, and produced by Sarah Wasilak.is creative directed and executive produced by Megan Kai.is tech supervised by Nick.includes photos and videos in chronological order by Seasalt Cornwall, Sarah Wasilak, Grace Hitchcock for PS, Emili Sindlev, Charli D'Amelio, E! News, Olivia Walker, Madeline Argy, Fashion Bomb Daily, Teyana Taylor, June Ambrose, Isabelle Allain, Emma Chamberlain, Dylan Mulvaney, and BaubleBar.is made with love.Dinner for Shoes is a fashion podcast for people who love food, hosted by editor Sarah Wasilak. With appearances by her cats, Trish and Kit, and agendas that almost always go to shit, we aim to dive into a discussion about fashion and style and break some bread in each episode. Dinner for Shoes podcast episodes are released weekly on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple. You can follow along for updates, teasers, and more on TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. If there are any fashion topics you've been pondering or good eats you think Sarah should try, don't hesitate to send a DM or an email.Dinner for Shoes is an original by The Kai Productions.Follow Dinner for Shoes: @dinnerforshoes on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube Follow host Sarah Wasilak: @slwasz on Instagram Follow producer Megan Kai: @megankaii on Instagram Get in touch: dinnerforshoes@gmail.comTo make this video more accessible, check out YouDescribe, a web-based platform that offers a free audio description tool for viewers who are blind or visually impaired.

Over the past year, retail executives have had to navigate many forces: the rise of disruptive tech like generative AI, ever-changing consumer spending patterns and economic volatility. How did these and other issues drive C-level decision-making? And at the end of the day, what really kept retail leaders up at night? To find out how all this impacted retail leader's strategies this year, we went straight to the source at three top brands. Listen to hear executives from BaubleBar, Boisson and Sloomoo Institute discuss:How to balance strategic vision and tactical execution;Challenges with growing and scaling a business; Tips for fostering a culture of innovation; andHow to maintain your brand's position as a category leader or disruptor. RELATED LINKSLearn more about Boisson's journeyGet more details on BaubleBar's expansion strategyExplore Sloomoo Institute's newest location in LA

Two best friends, Amy and Daniella, met in their 20s in the fast-paced world of investment banking. When they attended Harvard Business School together, their class project to study how they would create a jewelry line quickly became a reality for them. BaubleBar co-founders Amy Jain and Daniella Yacobovsky join Liz to explain how they found each other at UBS, the dismissive criticisms they faced when they first pitched their jewelry business, the memory of their sale, and the trajectory that their multi-million dollar business is on now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brands like Rent the Runway, Baublebar, and Stitch Fix have seen success with pop-up shops. Dominick Miserandino, CEO of RetailWire, joins Jon Hansen to discuss how companies can benefit from pop-ups and how small businesses can follow the structure to success.

In Dinner for Shoes episode 32, Pizza Pies + Marrying the Kais, podcast host Sarah Wasilak talks through the wedding outfits her sister Rachel and Dinner for Shoes producer Megan wore for their Charleston nuptials. While Rachel chose three different looks — a custom sage green three-piece suit from Indochino, an ASTR The Label tuxedo romper, and SuitShop co-ords — Megan opted for a V. Chapman gown from Anthropologie. Sarah talks through the process of designing a bespoke suit with Indochino as well as some of the highlights of shopping at Anthropologie for a wedding dress as a bride-to-be. Since the Kais relaxed and enjoyed pizza pies after their beach ceremony, Sarah commemorated the moment with a slice from Dozzino, her own neighborhood pizza spot.  THIS DINNER Umberto pizza from Dozzino in Hoboken, NJ THESE SHOES  Cider Check Multi Strap Peep Toe Stiletto Heels THIS OUTFIT  Cider Knitted Polo Solid Short Sleeve Top Cider Solid Cargo Wide Leg Trousers THESE CHAPTERS 3:29 - THE OUTFIT BEHIND THE SHOES 5:05 - WHY PIZZA PIES? 7:51 - MEGAN + RACHEL'S BRIDAL OUTFITS 9:30 - RACHEL'S INDOCHINO WEDDING SUIT 13:51 - RACHEL'S ASTR TUXEDO ROMPER 15:06 - RACHEL'S SUITSHOP WEDDING SUIT 15:48 - MEGAN'S V.CHAPMAN WEDDING DRESS 20:45 - ANTHROPOLOGIE WEDDING DRESSES 25:19 - ANDREA IYAMAH MAID OF HONOR DRESS 26:53 - DOZZINO GARLIC SLICE THIS PRODUCTION is created, written, hosted, and produced by Sarah Wasilak. is creative directed and executive produced by Megan Kai. is tech supervised by Nick Zanetis. includes photos and videos in chronological order by Selencia Bruce, Megan Kai, Sarah Wasilak, Amazon, Dozzino, BaubleBar, and Neri Dagal. is made with love. Dinner for Shoes is a podcast hosted by Sarah Wasilak, a fashion and food enthusiast with her mouth full. With appearances by her cats, Trish and Kit, and agendas that almost always go to shit, we aim to dive into a discussion about fashion and style and break some bread in each episode.  Dinner for Shoes podcast episodes are released weekly on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple. You can follow along for updates, teasers, and more on TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. If there are any fashion topics you've been pondering or good eats you think Sarah should try, don't hesitate to send a DM or an email. Dinner for Shoes is an original by The Kai Productions. Follow Dinner for Shoes: @dinnerforshoes on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube  Follow host Sarah Wasilak: @slwasz on Instagram  Follow producer Megan Kai: @megankaii on Instagram  Get in touch: dinnerforshoes@gmail.com To make this video more accessible, check out YouDescribe, a web-based platform that offers a free audio description tool for viewers who are blind or visually impaired. 

Hey Fashion Bestieeesss!   It's that time of the year again – the HOLLY-DAYS are here, and guess what? We've got the scoop on how to slay this gift-giving season with Holly's annual exclusive GIFT GUIDE and GIFT GIVEWAY episode!   Holly is here this week to tell you how to curate your own gift list to include things that will help elevate your wardrobe. She wants you to ask for items that will enhance your style and bring you joy. This will make you happy, which in turn, will make Holly happy - because that is really all she wants for Christmas and Hanukkah – is for you to be happy. #whenyouarehappyhollyishappy   First things first, let's dish out some love for those small, women-owned businesses that are rocking the fashion world. All our gift-giving participants this year are women entrepreneurs whom we have featured on the podcast and want you to have the opportunity to experience.   We are all about boosting style esteem and supporting these trailblazers – and so should you!   Now, let's get down to the nitty-gritty – your holiday wish list. Holly's not just talking any wish list; it's the ultimate style elevation guide.   This year's super-duper exclusive GIFT GUIDE includes these magical categories and items. (If you are already a fan of the Podcast, you already know you should be following along on Holly's Pinterest board for a sneak peek at all these gift ideas!)     • Jewelry that jazzes up your everyday look, from Bauble Bar to Kate Spade. Don't sleep on Anthropologie's cute finds either. And if you're hankering for something high-end, Julie Lamb NY has got you covered with New York-themed bling that'll make you the fashion talk of the town.   • Bags, baby! Holly's saying it's time to up your game with totes and travel cases that scream chic. The Daily Edited and Stoney Clover Lane are your go-tos for that personalized touch. And let's not forget about Away luggage – because even your suitcase should make a statement.   • Now, let's talk self-care splurges. Holly's got you thinking about facials and scalp treatments (ew, but necessary, right?). And if you don't know about the ZAQ Tara Sonic Vibrating Magnetic Beads Facial Cleansing Brush – it's like a spa day every day. Also included in this category is make-up, massages, and personal styling sessions (by you know who!). These treats are all about making you feel like the VIP you are! • Outerwear is non-negosh, and Holly's laying down the law: puffer, dress coat, leather – the holy trinity of chic. And why stop there? Blazers in every shade to spice up your wardrobe are a must. (Psst, check Holly's Pinterest board for inspo!)   • Workout wardrobe woes? Wave them goodbye. Holly's got you covered with the latest from Zyia Active from our bestie JennyFitStart and some Nike favs that are as stylish as they are comfy.   And now, for best gift you can give yourself: the Holly-Days Gift Giveaway.   This is your chance to win big – we're talking over $1,300 worth of fashion finesse. So, hit up that Fashion Crimes Podcast Instagram, tag your squad, and get those entries in!   Starting on November 24, Black Friday, enter on our Instagram as many times as you want. The winner is going to be announced on Friday, December 1st.   • Julie Lamb NY Jewelry: $50 Gift Certificate. Featured on episode 93, as a jewel in the crown of New York-themed accessories, Julie's spectacular subway tokens and iconic city symbols are not just jewelry, they're conversation starters. If you've got a thing for chic and unique, this is where you'll find your bling.   • Zyia Active Wear from JennyFitStart: $50 Gift Certificate.  Jenny Fit Start is your go-to health and fitness site. Featured on episode 149,  Jenny McClendon, of Jenny Fit Start is a fitness YouTube channel for seniors and beginners. The channel is full of motivating exercise and instructional videos where you will sweat, have fun, and try new things. It is made to make everyone feel encouraged, comfortable, and successful!   • Michelle Montes Makeup Artistry: Free 30-minute virtual make-up lesson. Michelle was our special guest on EP 170, and is has mastered the art of make-up for women over 40. She provides make-up sessions, classes, and virtual tutorials. Valued at $500.   • Holly Katz Styling: 2 Hour Free Styling Session AND a free signed copy of Holly's new book, “Stop Making These Fashion Mistakes.” Holly transforms the lives of her clients and empowers them by leading them through her step-by-step personal styling process. Holly is the ultimate style coach! Valued at $750. #YYYAAASSSSS     Holly's all about making this season the best for YOU. So, curate that list with all these must-haves that'll keep you on top of your fashion game!   And let's wrap it up with a bow on top: Holly's heartfelt wish for you to have a fashionably fabulous week, an incredible Black Friday, and a holiday season that's all about you, your style, and your joy. Your gift list is all right here, so don't be shy! You deserve it and we hope you have the best holiday season ever with everything that you want! xoxox The only Holly you need to know    

Salvador Perez's work is very diverse. Most recently he was on Hocus Pocus 2 but he has designed for many TV series including CASTLE, VERONICA MARS, NEVER HAVE I EVER, THE SEX LIVES OF COLLEGE GIRLS, and 6 Seasons of THE MINDY PROJECT where he was nominated for an Emmy for costume design. Salvador has also worked on movies PITCH PERFECT 1, 2 and 3, THINK LIKE A MAN 1 and 2, and MEN OF HONOR. Born and raised in Central California, Perez moved to Los Angeles to attend The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising to pursue a career in fashion design. Once other Costume Designers discovered his costume manufacturing talents, he began running the costume workrooms and assisting on films like TITANIC, THE FLINTSTONES, and BARB WIRE. Outside of film and TV, Salvador designed and developed the “Movie Legends Line” for the J. Peterman Catalogue, he designed a line of Jewelry for Bauble Bar, and designed a signature line of colorful coats for GILT.COM. He served as president of the Costume Designers Guild from 2013 – 2022. http://www.salvadorperezdesign.com/ .

Happy Halloween! Disney's Hocus Pocus 2 Costume Designer and Costume Designer Guild President Salvador Perez joins The Art of Kindness with Robert Peterpaul to discuss how he put his own magical spin on the franchise while still paying homage to the original cult classic, acts of kindness from stars like Bette Midler during brisk night shoots on Rhode Island, the fantastical alternate ending to Hocus Pocus 2 and much more! Salvador Perez is a one of a KIND costume designer with a diverse resume. He has designed for many TV series including CASTLE, MOONLIGHT, VERONICA MARS and 6 Seasons of THE MINDY PROJECT where he was nominated for an Emmy for costume design. Salvador has also worked on movies such as PITCH PERFECT 1, 2 and 3, THINK LIKE A MAN 1 and 2, MEN OF HONOR and DRUMLINE. Born and raised in Central California, Perez moved to Los Angeles to attend The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising to pursue a career in fashion design. Once other Costume Designers discovered his costume manufacturing talents, he began running the costume workrooms and assisting on films like TITANIC, THE FLINTSTONES, and BARB WIRE. Outside of film and TV, Salvador designed and developed the “Movie Legends Line” for the J. Peterman Catalog, he designed a line of Jewelry for Bauble Bar, and designed a signature line of colorful coats for GILT.COM. He most recently designed Hocus Pocus 2 with Bette Midler, Kathy Najimy and Sarah Jessica Parker. Salvador is also the elected president of the Costume Designers Guild. Got kindness tips or stories? Please email us: artofkindnesspodcast@gmail.com Follow Sal @salvadorperezcostumes Follow us @artofkindnesspod / @robpeterpaul Support the show! (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/theaok) Music: "Awake" by Ricky Alvarez, "I Put A Spell on You" Disney & "Sunshine" by Lemon Music Studio We are supported by the Broadway Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's guest, Grace Atwood is the founder + voice behind The Stripe. Grace is currently based in Charleston, South Carolina after 15 years in Manhattan and Brooklyn. She grew up on Cape Cod, which she credits for her love of the ocean (and probably a nautical stripe or two). The blog began in January of 2010 (originally Stripes & Sequins), born out of a love of fashion, beauty, and making. Prior to running this site full-time, Grace was the director of social media for BaubleBar. Before that, she worked in marketing for Procter & Gamble and Coty. She has spoken about social media and blogging at panels for Internet Week, ShopStyle, General Assembly, and IFB. She's been featured in Glamour, The Coveteur, StyleWatch, Apartment Therapy, and more. In 2019 she was named one of The Daily Front Row‘s 50 names to know right now. Outside of work, Grace's passions include food, wine, art, yoga, reading, film, her Persian cat Tyrion, and travel. We know listeners will enjoy today's episode! We can't wait to hear what your favorite takeaways! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howdshedothat/support

Salvador Perez's work is very diverse. He has designed for many TV series including Castle, Moonlight, Veronica Mars and 6 Seasons of The Mindy Project where he was nominated for an Emmy for costume design. Salvador has also worked on movies such as Pitch Perfect 1, 2 and 3, Think Like a Man 1 and 2, Men of Honor and Drumline. Born and raised in Central California, Perez moved to Los Angeles to attend The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising to pursue a career in fashion design. Once other Costume Designers discovered his costume manufacturing talents, he began running the costume workrooms and assisting on films like Titanic, The Flintstones, and Barb Wire. Outside of film and TV, Salvador designed and developed the “Movie Legends Line” for the J. Peterman Catalogue, he designed a line of Jewelry for Bauble Bar, and designed a signature line of colorful coats for GILT.COM. He is currently the elected president of the Costume Designers Guild. www.salvadorperezdesign.com · www.creativeprocess.info

Salvador Perez's work is very diverse. He has designed for many TV series including Castle, Moonlight, Veronica Mars and 6 Seasons of The Mindy Project where he was nominated for an Emmy for costume design. Salvador has also worked on movies such as Pitch Perfect 1, 2 and 3, Think Like a Man 1 and 2, Men of Honor and Drumline. Born and raised in Central California, Perez moved to Los Angeles to attend The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising to pursue a career in fashion design. Once other Costume Designers discovered his costume manufacturing talents, he began running the costume workrooms and assisting on films like Titanic, The Flintstones, and Barb Wire. Outside of film and TV, Salvador designed and developed the “Movie Legends Line” for the J. Peterman Catalogue, he designed a line of Jewelry for Bauble Bar, and designed a signature line of colorful coats for GILT.COM. He is currently the elected president of the Costume Designers Guild.· www.salvadorperezdesign.com · www.creativeprocess.info

We are so excited to have Daniella Yacobovsky & Amy Jain, founders of BaubleBar, on The Style That Binds Us podcast! They both worked in finance (which is where they met) and went to Harvard Business School. While at HBS, they chose to pursue the idea for BaubleBar in 2011 after noticing a gap in the market. Their tagline is “Embellish Every Day!” which we love. BaubleBar has partnered with companies like Disney, the NBA, and the NFL. BaubleBar has been worn by Meghan Markle, Olivia Palermo, Bella Hadid, Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, Rihanna and so many more. They have been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, INC. Magazine, POPSUGAR among many others. We hope you enjoy listening to this episode. Link to our podcast episode with Fashion Historian, Caroline Milbank, that we mentioned in the episode: https://thestylethatbindsus.com/looking-back-to-look-forward-what-can-the-past-tell-us-about-post-covid-fashion/ --- 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/delia-folk8/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/delia-folk8/support

2020 & 2021 have been a rough couple years for women. Due to the challenges created by the COVID-19 crisis, close to two million women have left the workforce. What does this mean for women in leadership? Randi Zuckerberg speaks with four brilliant women entrepreneurs about their businesses and ways in which we can all consider how to support independent, women-owned businesses this holiday season!

In der Mittagsfolge begrüßen wir heute Christian Teichmann, CEO und Managing Director von Burda Principal Investments (BPI). Der Wachstumskapitalarm von Hubert Burda Media setzt durch die aktuelle Beteiligung auf das Cybersicherheits-Startup Expel. Das US-Unternehmen Expel bietet einen transparenten Service im Bereich Cyber Security und wurde 2016 von Dave Merkel, Yanek Korff und Justin Bajko in Virginia gegründet. BPI hat nun gemeinsam mit dem Investor Paladin Capital in Form eines Co-Investments an der Series E-Finanzierungsrunde teilgenommen. In dessen Rahmen konnten insgesamt 140 Millionen US-Dollar bei einer Unternehmensbewertung von einer Milliarde US-Dollar eingesammelt werden. Burda Principal Investments, eine Abteilung von Hubert Burda Media, bietet langfristiges Wachstumskapital für schnell wachsende digitale Technologie- und Medienunternehmen. Das aktuelle BPI-Portfolio umfasst Unternehmen wie Vinted, Zilingo, Bloom & Wild, Carsome, Baublebar, M.Gemi und nun auch Expel. In der Vergangenheit hat Hubert Burda Media in Internetplattformen wie Etsy, zooplus oder Xing AG investiert. Jan Thomas und Christian Teichmann sprechen in der Folge in diesem Zusammenhang ausführlich über Cyber-Security sowie über Crypto-Currency.

Daniella Fiala, Co-Founder of BaubleBar, discusses the fast-fashion jewelry designer that specializes in accessories and their partnership with the NFL. Hosts: Carol Massar and Sonali Basak. Producer: Paul Brennan. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Daniella Fiala, Co-Founder of BaubleBar, discusses the fast-fashion jewelry designer that specializes in accessories and their partnership with the NFL. Hosts: Carol Massar and Sonali Basak. Producer: Paul Brennan. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Hey Mickey Shortsters! Do you stink at making giant demonstrations of your love? Don't feel bad, so does Mickey Mouse! This week, Mickey gives Minnie his heart (literally!) with disastrous results, in the Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse, season 1, episode 16 short titled “I Heart Mickey”  Plus, new Mickey and Minnie themed rental strollers at the parks and new Halloween themed earrings from Baublebar!  Remember to subscribe and share our show with all your Mickey lovin' friends!   WATCH WITH US ON DISNEY PLUS! WATCH THE VIDEO VERSION OF THE PODCAST: https://youtu.be/Rd92aH5pOnc   NEWS LINKS: New Mickey and Minnie themed rental strollers introduced into the theme parks: https://wdwnt.com/2021/08/photos-new-mickey-and-minnie-rental-strollers-roll-into-disneyland-resort/   MICKEY MOUSE PRODUCT OF THE WEEK: Halloween Mickey and Minnie Earrings from Baublebar: https://www.piratesandprincesses.net/new-disney-halloween-baublebar-pieces-featuring-mickey-and-minnie-have-been-spotted/    

Today we get to hear from Amy Jain, co-founder and CEO of BaubleBar, an online jewelry and accessories retailer. Together with her co-founder and best friend, Daniella Yacobovsky, Amy took a Harvard Business School project and turned it into a thriving online enterprise. Over the years, she has received industry honors for her work, including Crain's 40 Under 40 and Inc. Magazine's 30 Under 30 — and rightly so. Amy is impressive, inspiring and incredibly tech business savvy. Techsetters is a Kode With Klossy Podcast, made possible by If / Then. This episode was recorded in June 2021.

Azora Zoe is the Iranian-American female founder behind Goldune. Goldune is an e-commerce marketplace where you can find the best sustainable brands in home, lifestyle and personal care, all in one place. The company focuses on prioritizing working with brands that are Female and/or BIPOC owned, led or helmed. As of Q1 2021, 72% of the brands whose products are sold by Goldune are helmed by women, and 39% are led or founded by BIPOC. Before Goldune, Azora Zoe worked at e-commerce companies like Food52 and BaubleBar. She is an ex-New Yorker, a maximalist, and a solopreneur. In today's episode, Azora shares her journey in the world of sustainability, how Goldune came to life by way of identifying a lack of diversity in the sustainability industry, and how others can educate themselves on being more mindful about the products we purchase. I hope you enjoy the episode! xx Follow and connect with Azora on Instagram @goldune.co! Be sure to visit the Goldune website for more information. Follow us on Instagram at @inournetwork!

Salvador Perez's work is very diverse. He has designed for many TV series including Castle, Moonlight, Veronica Mars and 6 Seasons of The Mindy Project where he was nominated for an Emmy for costume design. Salvador has also worked on movies such as Pitch Perfect 1, 2 and 3, Think Like a Man 1 and 2, Men of Honor and Drumline. Born and raised in Central California, Perez moved to Los Angeles to attend The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising to pursue a career in fashion design. Once other Costume Designers discovered his costume manufacturing talents, he began running the costume workrooms and assisting on films like Titanic, The Flintstones, and Barb Wire. Outside of film and TV, Salvador designed and developed the “Movie Legends Line” for the J. Peterman Catalogue, he designed a line of Jewelry for Bauble Bar, and designed a signature line of colorful coats for GILT.COM. He is currently the elected president of the Costume Designers Guild.· www.salvadorperezdesign.com · www.creativeprocess.info

Salvador Perez's work is very diverse. He has designed for many TV series including Castle, Moonlight, Veronica Mars and 6 Seasons of The Mindy Project where he was nominated for an Emmy for costume design. Salvador has also worked on movies such as Pitch Perfect 1, 2 and 3, Think Like a Man 1 and 2, Men of Honor and Drumline. Born and raised in Central California, Perez moved to Los Angeles to attend The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising to pursue a career in fashion design. Once other Costume Designers discovered his costume manufacturing talents, he began running the costume workrooms and assisting on films like Titanic, The Flintstones, and Barb Wire. Outside of film and TV, Salvador designed and developed the “Movie Legends Line” for the J. Peterman Catalogue, he designed a line of Jewelry for Bauble Bar, and designed a signature line of colorful coats for GILT.COM. He is currently the elected president of the Costume Designers Guild. www.salvadorperezdesign.com · www.creativeprocess.info

In today’s episode we are joined by Azora Zoe Paknad, the founder of Goldune. Before starting Goldune in the middle of the pandemic (in the short span of 5 months!), Azora Zoe worked for Food52 and before that, she was Grace’s social media intern at BaubleBar! She has worked in the ecommerce and content space for years and when quarantine started she got to work and started her own e-commerce site, selling the best sustainable homewares. Azora Zoe shares the intense process of building a company and her personal journey to this point. We talk about reusable straws, food storage tips, product swaps and shocking recycling facts. Do you know what a soapberry is? Neither did we! We got a crash course in sustainability and we hope this helps you find little ways you can make changes in your everyday life that will work towards a healthier planet.     More Zoe: @goldune.co instagram Goldune.com  Use code BOP for $10 off your first order   Zoe’s Recs:   Kosas Big Clean Mascara Nature First Laundry Pods @pattygonia  @intersectionalenvironmentalist @katieboue Noap  - Plastic Free Shampoo and Conditioner  Hand blown glass straws  Biodegradable Sponge, Scrub + Brush Set Earth911.org   Instagram: @__flowerwitch @thegoodcarmablog  Obsessions: ChappyWrap A Discovery of Witches Show Leonore Doc Martin Boots What We’re Reading: Heavy by Kiese Laymon The End of Her by Shari Lapena Layla by Colleen Hoover The Blue Bistro by Elin Hildebrand Queenie by Candace Carty-Williams January Book  Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert Sponsor: Night: Go to discovernight.com and get 20% off with code BOP20 at checkout. Betterhelp: Get 10% off your first month by visiting betterhelp.com/badonpaper. Prose: Go to prose.com/BOP for your free in-depth hair quiz and 15% off your order. Join our FB group for amazing book recs & more! Like and subscribe to RomComPods. Available wherever you listen to podcasts. Visit Grace’s blog, The Stripe. New posts daily! Follow us on Instagram @badonpaperpodcast. Follow Grace on Instagram @graceatwood and Becca @beccamfreeman.

In Episode 17 of Earned, Conor talks with Julia Straus, CEO of popular British activewear brand Sweaty Betty. Conor and Julia begin their conversation with a discussion of COVID-19's impact on retail (which they firmly believe is “not dead”), and the pivots Sweaty Betty has made to adapt to the changing landscape. We then take a few steps back and learn more about why Julia first decided to pursue an MBA, and hear about her experience at popular jewelry brand BaubleBar. Conor and Julia then dive into why Julia sought to join the Tula team at the skincare brand's conception and how she helped “build everything from scratch.” Julia shares Tula's early approach to influencer marketing, and reveals the strategies that powered the brand's success. They then switch gears to Sweaty Betty: Julia discusses what makes the brand different from the competition in the activewear space and why its female-empowerment focus first drew Julia to the role. As the head of a 700+ person company, Julia shares her leadership philosophies and her lessons learned from leading in a newly remote working culture. Finally, we learn how influencer marketing strategies differ between beauty and apparel, and Julia explains why Sweaty Betty prioritizes consistent, long-term partnerships with creators.

Daniella Yacobovsky joins me on this episode to talk about how she and her co-founder started their fashion jewelry business BaubleBar, what she's learned in the last 10 years of business, the importance of understanding data and the "back-end" of the business, and much more. "You've got to have a backup plan all the time, so we have a backup plan and then we have a backup plan for our backup plan." - Daniella Yacobovsky

If money was no object, what would be on your Disney bucket list?  A trip on the Grand One yacht?  A private tour guide? Grand Floridian concierge stay?  Let's imagine money grows on trees and build an extravagant Disney bucket list. The World....At Home The new shows coming to Disney Plus in August are out!  We're especially excited to watch...Galaxy's Edge: Adventure Awaits, The Peanuts Movie, Howard (died in 1991 before Aladdin could come out), Greatest Showman, One & Only IvanTwo jewelry lines have announced collaborations with Disney.  The Origami Owl will bring Disney to their catalog & Baublebar will feature their Disney lines on shopDisney.com as well as in the parks. http://www.origamiowlnews.com/introducing-the-officially-licensed-disney-and-origami-owl-collection/ Baublebar https://disneyfashionista.com/new-disney-parks-baublebar-collection-coming-soon/ Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/wdwtravelinghome/Visit us on our blog http://wdwtravelinghome.com/

On today's episode of Authentic Influence, Adam Conner is joined by Daniella Yacobovsky, the co-founder of Baublebar. Baublebar is a jewelry and accessories company which designs products that help their community experiment with fashion and personal style. Today, you'll learn: The founding story of Baublebar; what it is, and why Daniella founded it after years in finance How Baublebar has navigated the ebbs and flows of social commerce and influencers through the ten years of its existence. How has it ridden the trends? What elements of the customer experience have changed the most? How personalization has come to the forefront for the brand Baublebar's Instagram reads: "The best accessory is a smile." How does Baublebar capture these "smiles": specifically, the authentic moments their customers have with their brand across commerce mediums and banners? As always, advice on how to build a more authentic brand Be sure to stay subscribed for more content and thought leadership like this, and do please leave a rating and review on iTunes if you like what you hear: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/authentic-influence/id1440872576. Be sure to follow our LinkedIn page to catch all of our content there: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/authentic-influence-podcast/. Reach out to Adam Conner on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamjconner/ or via email at adam.conner@govivoom.com with suggestions for guests, content, or general interest/feedback. Find more at https://www.podcast.vivoom.co/. Enjoy! Music: "Streetview" by Jahzzar is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike License (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Salvador Perez's work is very diverse. He has designed for many TV series including Castle, Moonlight, Veronica Mars and 6 Seasons of The Mindy Project where he was nominated for an Emmy for costume design. Salvador has also worked on movies such as Pitch Perfect 1, 2 and 3, Think Like a Man 1 and 2, Men of Honor and Drumline. Born and raised in Central California, Perez moved to Los Angeles to attend The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising to pursue a career in fashion design. Once other Costume Designers discovered his costume manufacturing talents, he began running the costume workrooms and assisting on films like Titanic, The Flintstones, and Barb Wire. Outside of film and TV, Salvador designed and developed the “Movie Legends Line” for the J. Peterman Catalogue, he designed a line of Jewelry for Bauble Bar, and designed a signature line of colorful coats for GILT.COM. He is currently the elected president of the Costume Designers Guild.· www.salvadorperezdesign.com · www.creativeprocess.info

Salvador Perez's work is very diverse. He has designed for many TV series including Castle, Moonlight, Veronica Mars and 6 Seasons of The Mindy Project where he was nominated for an Emmy for costume design. Salvador has also worked on movies such as Pitch Perfect 1, 2 and 3, Think Like a Man 1 and 2, Men of Honor and Drumline. Born and raised in Central California, Perez moved to Los Angeles to attend The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising to pursue a career in fashion design. Once other Costume Designers discovered his costume manufacturing talents, he began running the costume workrooms and assisting on films like Titanic, The Flintstones, and Barb Wire. Outside of film and TV, Salvador designed and developed the “Movie Legends Line” for the J. Peterman Catalogue, he designed a line of Jewelry for Bauble Bar, and designed a signature line of colorful coats for GILT.COM. He is currently the elected president of the Costume Designers Guild. www.salvadorperezdesign.com · www.creativeprocess.info

Most women find themselves, at one time or another, looking for the perfect accessory to compliment that special outfit, or maybe they’re simply strolling through a store with a friend and want to treat themselves to something sparkly. Finding the right look at the right price point is often harder than it needs to be. It was in this sort of conundrum that Daniella Yacobovsky found herself, wanting a little flash but not wanting to break the bank. She and her friend, Amy Jain, were wandering around a store discussing this very subject. They became friends while working in finance, then found themselves attending Harvard Business School in the same class. A casual conversation about jewelry soon became a business plan, and BaubleBar was born. Now in its ninth year and carried in major department stores throughout the country, BaubleBar is proof that inspiration can strike anywhere, anytime! Thanks for listening! We love our listeners! Drop us a line or give us guest suggestions here, or visit https://anchor.fm/superwomen/messages on your desktop or phone to leave us a voice memo! Follow Superwomen on Instagram. Big Ideas Merchandising and product strategy. [06:19] The toxic culture of defining ourselves by over-working. [13:17] Understanding the importance of being honest and direct in your feedback. [17:27] --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/superwomen/support

On this episode of PepTalks, we chat with Daniella Yacobovsky, Co-founder of BaubleBar, about the important role brand advocates, influencers and inventive partnerships play to a brands’ success within the affiliate space.

Daniella Yacobovsky the co founder of BaubleBar the go-to online retailer for on-trend jewelry seemed to understand early on that failures she had in her business were just part of the necessary process needed to eventually find success. She built BaubleBar into a major fashion accessories business by failing her way to success. Figuring out the right answers by making the wrong decisions. Even today when she launches new jewelry products its a continual process of testing, failing, learning and growing.

Daniella Yacobovsky the co founder of BaubleBar the go-to online retailer for on-trend jewelry seemed to understand early on that failures she had in her business were just part of the necessary process needed to eventually find success. She built BaubleBar into a major fashion accessories business by failing her way to success. Figuring out the right answers by making the wrong decisions. Even today when she launches new jewelry products its a continual process of testing, failing, learning and growing.

We wear so many hats in our lives, or shall I say, outfits - as mothers, entrepreneurs, stay at home moms, and working moms. Now the trend has become to embrace these roles while we look and feel our best. Today I have two of my friends and stylists with me - Jasmine Snow and Liz Teich.  Jasmine Snow is a Fashion and Accessories Editor, Creative Consultant and On-Air style expert in New York City. She has over 10 years of experience in fashion market, editorial development and curiating exclusive content for major fashion brands. Jasmine built the foundation of her career as the Senior Fashion Editor at Seventeen Magazine, which reaches 12 million readers in the US and appears in 10 different countries worldwide. She developed strong relationships with some of the industry's leading stylists, photographers and creative directors as well as discovering the new generation of design stars. Jasmine creates and conceptualizes co-branded editorial partnerships with celebrities, fashion tastemakers and global brands such as ShopBop, ShoeDazzle, Bauble Bar, Kendall & Kylie, and while also consulting on editorial projects for leading print and digital brands such as Glamour Magazine, People Magazine, People's Style Watch, Elle, InStyle, Barney's New York and Tommy Hilfiger. Jasmine is known for her insider advice and extensive knowledge in fashion, styling and pop culture. Her expertise on Millennials along with her approachable sense of fashion has led her to become a style expert appearing regularly on E! News, Extra, MTV, Seventeen Magazine's YouTube Channel, Good Morning America and as a judge on Lifetime's Project Runway: THREADS. Liz Teich is a NY-based fashion stylist, lifestyle blogger and mom to her toddler son with a baby  on the way. Her blog, The New York Stylist, covers affordable wardrobe ideas, advice on motherhood, fitness, home decor trends and a behind the scenes look at the fashion industry. Liz has been a professional stylist for over a decade. She works on print and digital advertising campaigns for major brands including Marshalls, TJ Maxx, Target, Lane Bryant, Netflix, Alex & Ani. She has appeared on-camera as a style expert for Rent The Runway,  White House Black Market as well as a recurring fashion & lifestyle expert on Good Day New York. Other press include Glamour, Instyle, Women’s Health, Huffington Post.  I’ve had the pleasure of working with both Jasmine and Liz. I was on Jasmine’s holiday segment for the TODAY show hosted by Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie and Liz’s segment for the hottest holiday trends on Fox 5’s Good Day New York hosted by Lori Stokes and Roseanna Scotto. 

Learn how Daniella Yacobovsky carefully selected her team, got more out of her education than most, and why she thinks BaubleBar has become so successful. "A lot of times the challenges that could test a friendship really are different than the challenges you'll face as business partners." - Daniella Yacobovsky. Learn more about this episode of The Mentor Files with Monica Royer at www.monicaandandy.blog/69

Today we're talking about taking the crazy out of the holiday season. Planning your gifting so that you do 99% of your purchasing during Black Friday week.  Today I’m sharing the life hacks I’ve learned to plan ahead in my holiday gift giving… Make lists and get it all done early and at the very best prices of the season. This is one of those life hacks that I’m like oh my gosh how have I not learned and implemented this sooner- so I’m so excited to share it with you. How many times have you talked to people in the month of December and they’re totally frazzled and they’re like… Oh my gosh I haven’t even started or oh my gosh I’m so stressed I’m only halfway through or they’re going to the crowded mall every weekend and their stress and fighting with their spouse and taking all the fun out of holidays. Today we’re going through all the steps that you need to take NOW to plan your holiday gift giving and how to do it from the comfort of your own home a month ahead of time. Then when you’re shopping in December it’s just a pick up those little extras or to be social… It’s not this stressing experience that we’re all used to. Today we’re talking about how to be awesome at doing all of your holiday shopping during Black Friday week. Links to awesome things referenced in this episode:  Custom phone cases from Baublebar or Casetify The new square Polaroids If you want something pricey there's nothing better than the DYSON blow dryer.. and at Nordstrom right now they have a special set that includes a cool stand for it!   I'm OBSESSED with Simplehuman bathroom mirrors… they come in all sizes from travel to massive… I love the rose gold in between one… it has a sensor light on it so it turns on when you walk up and it’s basically the best thing in my bathroom. I always love the MAC make-up sets  - I think they are just a great deal and always have a variety of fun colors that are easy to gift- and for the right person - a cool make-up gift is the best! I absolutely love giving personalized gifts when possible… And Black Friday is such a good time to do this… Maybe it's a backpack or a purse with an embroidered name from Pottery Barn Kids… Or a custom cosmetic bag with your friends name on it from Stony Cloverfield… Or a super cute custom necklace with your friends name on it or maybe even their kids names from Bauble Bar… Pottery Barn Stoney Clover Lane   Bauble Bar

Don't tell Drake, but bling doesn't always have to be so pricy. BaubleBar has raised millions from investors confident in its business model of delivering stylish earrings, necklaces, and rings at affordable prices. The company sells its products online, and in over 17 countries via 200 retailers -- some of which, like Target, the company teamed up with to create exclusive lines. "We had been doing our research on the market and felt that there was a huge opportunity at a lower price point than where the main BaubleBar brand sat," says Daniella Yacobovsky, the company's co-founder. That's where Target came in. Yacobovsky also talks about the consumer opportunities opened up by affordable accessories, the data goldmine BaubleBar sits on, and what a difference Julia Roberts can make.

Learn how Daniella Yacobovsky carefully selected her team, got more out of her education than most, and why she thinks BaubleBar has become so successful. "A lot of times the challenges that could test a friendship really are different than the challenges you'll face as business partners." - Daniella Yacobovsky. Learn more about this episode of The Mentor Files with Monica Royer at www.monicaandandy.blog/69

Not all that glitters is gold but that’s quite alright according to Amy. Beautiful jewelry is accessible, easy to care for and comes in all types of finishes and styles. Want to get a ring for that special someone? Need a new piece to express your personality? Well, grab your favorite rings, necklaces, and polishing cloth and get ready to shine and sparkle with Amy Espinoza. Amy Espinoza is a Salvadoran-American jewelry enthusiast. Born and raised in Long Island, she started out buying jewelry books and tools as a kid to make her own pieces, including the ever popular friendship bracelets. She’s worked at Baublebar, a trendy jewelry start up specializing in fast fashion. She now works at Catbird, hand-crafted fine jewelry made right here in Brooklyn, New York.  Parent struggles during the war, college education, and immigration to the US Parents achieving the American dream Living up to our parent’s expectations  Working for your passion vs working for money Working at BaubleBar - jewelry start up company Costume jewelry How to care for your jewelry Karats! How do they work? Fine jewelry Catbird  handmade Jewelry Why can’t luxury be sustainable? Advice for engagement ring shopping Budget Ring: custom made might be cheaper Should you surprise your girlfriend with an engagement right? Maybe not. Working together is best! Trends are trends. Follow your personal expression with your jewelry  Sofia Zakia designer Show Resources: https://www.instagram.com/love.always.amy/ https://www.catbirdnyc.com/ https://youtu.be/MyXJDIgYFxk www.baublebar.com https://sofiazakia.com/ Music: Salvi Nacion by Crooked Stilo Share your thoughts: Leave a comment below Share show on social media Leave honest review on iTunes Subscribe!

Sonia Langlotz is the CEO and Founder of Round-Twelve, a digital and influencer marketing and social media agency that handles fashion and beauty accounts. Sonia is well seasoned in the digital influencer/marketing landscape working on brands such as Anita Ko, Ippolita, Cotton On, Mainsai, Hudson Jeans, 3x1 Denim, Westward Leaning, Solid & Striped, HOBO, Solids, Cuyana, Bauble Bar and more. Outside of fashion, she is a boxer and trainer as well as the founder of The X Wives Club, a space for women to empower, encourage, and support each other during a time of emotional need following divorce. Embracing adventures and challenges head on has led Sonia to become a diversified powerhouse. Learn more about Round Twelve at https://round-twelve.com/ and the X Wives Club at https://www.thexwives.club.

In Episode 24, Grace Atwood and Becca Freeman (Co-Hosts of the Bad on Paper Podcast) join me to talk New York City books and bookstores and share their experience as Book of the Month judges. This post contains affiliate links, through which I make a small commission when you make a purchase (at no cost to you!). Highlights How Grace and Becca first met (and if they initially liked each other). The original premise (and name) of the Bad on Paper Podcast. Their first ever book club pick for the podcast’s book club. Grace and Becca’s reading Venn Diagram. The Bad on Paper Book Club. The book I had a totally different opinion about than Becca and Grace. Grace and Becca’s favorite book club episode ever. The underrated gem Grace and Becca both think everyone should be reading. Speculation on how publishers distribute marketing dollars among their book list. Grace and Becca’s favorite NYC bookstores (McNally Jackson, The Strand). Rumors about how books make it onto the front tables in bookstores. Grace and Becca’s favorite NYC books. Grace’s and Becca’s experiences as a Book of the Month judges (including whether they got paid and how they determined which books they’d be recommending). Sarah’s track record with Pulitzer prize-winning books. Grace and Becca’s Book Recommendations Two OLD Books They Love Grace: The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson | Buy from Amazon [27:34] Becca: The Magicians Series by Lev Grossman | Buy from Amazon [28:48] Two NEW Books They Love Grace: Necessary Peopleby Anna Pitoniak | Buy from Amazon [30:50] Becca: American Spy by Lauren Wilkinson | Buy from Amazon [33:07] Two Books They Didn’t Love Grace: Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [35:45] Becca: Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens (My Review) | Buy from Amazon[37:10] Two New Releases They’re Excited About Grace: That’s What Frenemies Are Forby Sophie Littlefield and Lauren Gershell (July 30) | Buy from Amazon [39:09] Becca: American Royals by Katharine McGee (September 3) | Buy from Amazon[40:24] Other Books Mentioned The Selection Series by Kiera Cass | Buy from Amazon [3:33] Otherwise Engaged by Lindsey J. Palmer (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [4:46] Normal People by Sally Rooney (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [7:37] The Idea of You by Robinne Lee | Buy from Amazon [8:53] American Spy by Lauren Wilkinson | Buy from Amazon [9:43] Circe by Madeline Miller (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [10:12] Verity by Colleen Hoover | Buy from Amazon [12:39] Listen to Your Heart by Kasie West | Buy from Amazon [13:39] Charlotte Walsh Likes to Win by Jo Piazza (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [14:26] A Sky Painted Gold by Laura Wood | Buy from Amazon [15:11] A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [19:06] Rules of Civility by Amor Towles | Buy from Amazon [20:06] Park Avenue Summer by Renee Rosen | Buy from Amazon [20:50] Save Me the Plums by Ruth Reichl (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [21:38] The Masterpiece by Fiona Davis | Buy from Amazon [22:34] The Dollhouse by Fiona Davis | Buy from Amazon [22:51] The Thousandth Floor Series by Katharine McGee | Buy from Amazon [23:03] Normal People by Sally Rooney (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [24:27] Three Women by Lisa Taddeo | Buy from Amazon [25:46] Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling | Buy from Amazon [28:54] The Futures by Anna Pitoniak (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [32:19] Social Creature by Tara Isabella Burton (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [32:28] The Royal We by Heather Cocks and Jessica Morgan (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [41:03] Other Links The Stripe (Grace’s blog) reading lists Podcast Ep. 7 with Ashley Spivey Bad on Paper Podcast’s Normal People book club episode Bad on Paper Podcast’s Book Club #SpiveysClub Facebook Group Sarah’s All-Time Favorite Books List The Bad on Paper Podcast Podcast Website | Instagram | Facebook Group About Grace The Stripe blog | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Grace Atwood is the founder + voice behind The Stripe. She is also the co-host of podcast, Bad on Paper. Currently based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn; Grace grew up on Cape Cod, which she credits for her love of the ocean (and probably a nautical stripe or two). The blog began in January of 2010 (originally Stripes & Sequins), born out of a love of fashion, beauty, and making. Prior to running this site full time, Grace was the director of social media for BaubleBar. Before that, she worked in marketing for Procter & Gamble and Coty. She has spoken about social media and blogging at panels for Internet Week, ShopStyle, General Assembly, and IFB. She’s been featured in Glamour, The Coveteur, StyleWatch, Apartment Therapy and more. In 2019 she was named one of The Daily Front Row‘s 50 names to know right now. Outside of work, Grace’s passions include food, wine, art, yoga, reading, her Persian cat Tyrion and exploring everything New York and Brooklyn have to offer. About Becca Instagram | Facebook Becca is a freelance marketing consultant in NYC. Previously, she was the Head of Marketing at LOLA. When not working, reading, or podcasting, Becca loves plane tickets, red wine, and 30 Rock reruns and has never met a dog in a costume she hasn’t liked. Support the Podcast Share - If you like the podcast, I’d love for you to share it with your reader friends…in real life and on social media (there’s easy share buttons at the bottom of this post!). Subscribe...wherever you listen to podcasts, so new episodes will appear in your feed as soon as they’re released. Rate and Review - Search for “Sarah’s Book Shelves” in Apple Podcasts…or wherever you listen to podcasts! Feedback - I want this podcast to fit what you’re looking for, so I truly do want your feedback! Please tell me (email me at sarahsbookshelves@gmail.com or DM me on social media) what you like, don’t like, want more of, want less of, etc. I’d also love to hear topics you’d like me to cover and guests you’d like to hear from.

#005 （Rie & Nagisa） 前半ではRieがサンフランシスコデザインウィークで訪ねたコワーキングスペース「CANOPY」、東京でNagisaが体験した全身の3D計測が5秒でできちゃうワコールの次世代ストア、そしてインナーウェアのお話を。後半の今週のトピックでは、先日資金調達を発表したニューヨーク発のD2Cジュエリーブランド「Aurate」の話題から、日米のD2Cジュエリー／アクセサリーブランドにフォーカスしてお届け。 【Shownote】 ✓San Fransico Design Week 　https://sfdesignweek.org/ ✓Rieが訪ねたSan Fransicoのコワーキングスペース：CANOPY 　https://www.canopy.space/ ✓Nagisaが体験しにいったワコールの「3D smart & try」 　https://www.wacoal.jp/smart_try/ 　Nagisaによる「3D smart & try」のレポート記事 　https://spur.hpplus.jp/culture/nagisaichikawa/201906/24/NgIIFSM/ ✓SF発のインナーウェアD2Cブランド：ThirdLove 　https://www.thirdlove.com/ ✓USのD2Cジュエリーブランド 　Aurate https://auratenewyork.com 　Catbird Nyc https://www.catbirdnyc.com 　Baublebar https://www.baublebar.com ✓日本のD2Cジュエリー／アクセサリーブランド 　ARTIDA OUD　https://www.artidaoud.com/ 　error 404 https://erroor404.theshop.jp/ 　BRILLIANCE https://www.brilliance.co.jp/ 　Pluie https://pluie.co.jp/ http://instagram.com/pluiehair ――――――――――――――――――― The Potluck Instagramも始まったのでぜひフォローしてください:D Podcastで触れた場所や商品、ブランドなどの写真もポストしています。 https://www.instagram.com/thepotluckus/ ――――――――――――――――――― リクエスト、感想などはハッシュタグ #ThePotluck をつけてポストしてください

Découvrez RÉUNI, mon nouveau projetEcoutez le podcast Building RÉUNI sur Apple Podcast I Spotify I SoundcloudSuivez les aventures de RÉUNI sur InstagramJe partage chaque vendredi dans ma newsletter des actus, des outils, des process et des stratégies pour vous aider à monter votre marque. Inscrivez-vous sur www.entreprendredanslamode.comPour soutenir le podcast:1. S'inscrire sur Entreprendre dans la mode pour ne rater aucun épisode.2. Mettre 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcast pour aider d'autres entrepreneurs et acteurs de la mode à découvrir le podcast.3. Vous pouvez aussi me soutenir en participant au financement de ce projet sur https://www.patreon.com/entreprendredanslamodeMusiques : Théo DarcelCette semaine avec Viviane Lipskier, on parle de comment utiliser les médias offline en 2019.Viviane est fondatrice de Brandalchimy, elle est l’expert DNVB en France et accompagne les marques à repenser leur business model dans l’économie Direct to Consumer (D2C). Elle est l’auteure des « DNVB : les surdouées du commerce digital ».SE RETROUVER DANS L’EPISODE01:24 Pourquoi évoquer ce sujet, pourquoi les DNVB investissent dans les medias off-line et est ce que cela est rentable.6:00 De quand date la première publicité sur Facebook.14:54 Pourquoi les DNVB n’ont pas fait de publicité télé plus tôt ?23:40 Est ce pertinent pour une jeune marque d’acheter de l’espace télé ? Est ce que les contenus sont abordables pour une jeune marque ?30:45 Conclusion.KEYLEARNINGSUne étude du VAB, Video Advertising Bureau Jun 10, 2019, le groupe professionnel représentant les grands réseaux de télévision et les distributeurs américain révèle que les marques Direct to consumer dont les DNVB font partie, ont augmenté de 60 % leurs dépenses en médias télévisuels pour atteindre 3,8 milliards de dollars en 2018 par rapport à l'année précédente.La VAB a examiné 125 marques parmi 52 catégories de produits DTC et a mesuré les interactions numériques, le trafic sur le site Web et les revenus des ventes. Ce que révèle ce rapport par exemple c’est que, Peloton (game changer dans le marché du fitness, cyclisme, fitness, video streaming ) a plus que doublé son chiffre d'affaires à 700 millions de dollars après avoir augmenté ses dépenses de télévision de 48 % pour atteindre 161,3 millions de dollars l'an dernier, le plus élevé parmi les marques DTC en "expansion" identifiées par la VAB.Depuis l’année dernière, le online a dépassé le offline en volume et en valeur."L'idée fausse courante est que la télévision ne peut pas être suivie de la même manière que la publicité numérique ", a déclaré Hum. "Très rapidement, nous avons constaté que nous étions en mesure de le suivre et de le mesurer aussi précisément que nous le pouvions sur le plan numérique. Tous les KPI se sont également améliorés. Le coût par client a diminué. Le coût par inscription a diminué. La télévision a fini par représenter la plus grande partie de nos dépenses de marketing." La TV est également en train de basculer vers la publicité TV adressée ou adressable, c’est à dire des campagnes de publicité TV qui sont ciblées et éventuellement personnalisées en fonction du profil et des datas disponibles pour chaque individu exposé. La publicité TV peut être adressée lorsque le programme est diffusé par le biais d’une box qui permet d’identifier l’individu et sa localisation. Dans le contexte français et pour des raisons légales, la publicité adressée n’est pas possible dans le cadre de TV linéaire, traditionnelle mais seulement en catchup TV.Les fournisseurs de contenu offrent ce qu’on appelle une voie de retour puisque les gens s’abonnent en particulier par voie IP, les gens s’abonnent donc les opérateurs savent qui regardent quoi. Les opérateurs médias, les médias ont des infos en retour, c’est une « voie de retour ».La TV peut donc mieux qualifier ses audiences ; plus elles se délinéarise et plus on pourra envoyer des publicités ciblées à une homme dans la Creuse passionné de tuning dans le flux publicitaire, on remplacera une pub par une autre en linéaire, en délinéarisé d’ici 2 ou 3 ans tu auras un tunnel pub totalement personnalisé. REFERENCESPeloton https://www.onepeloton.com/Touch of Modern https://www.touchofmodern.com/Bonne Gueule https://www.bonnegueule.fr/AdoreMe https://www.adoreme.com/Victoria Secret https://ww.victoriassecret.comBirchbox https://birchbox.fr/Dollar Shave Club https://www.dollarshaveclub.com/BaubleBar https://www.baublebar.comSpotify https://www.spotify.com/fr/Horace https://horace.co/Casper https://casper.com/fr/fr/Leesa https://www.leesa.com/Tuft & Needle https://www.tuftandneedle.com/Le Slip Français https://www.leslipfrancais.fr/Frédéric Biousse https://www.instagram.com/p/BykHcBFi8hN/

#003 （Rie & Nagisa） 今回はアメリカ大手小売Targetの戦略について！ - Target：アメリカを中心に1851店舗展開しているディスカウントチェーン https://www.target.com/ https://corporate.target.com/ - Walmart：全米でNo.1のディスカウントチェーン https://www.walmart.com/ https://corporate.walmart.com/ - Nagisaのnote記事『TARGETにみる大手小売の次の手 【サンフランシスコ旅 2019 #01】』https://note.mu/nagiko/n/nb856fb84c8c5

"I was like, really?! I just launched a podcast, I have a live show coming up, I grew my blog, I’m killing myself to kill it in my career — and you’re going to congratulate me on this? On being out at a bar with a cute guy? Do not congratulate me for having a boyfriend!" Grace Atwood is the creator of the wildly popular blog The Stripe and the co-host of the Bad on Paper podcast. With more than 110,000 followers on Instagram, it's safe to say Grace, who is also a multiple-time marathoner, has made it as a successful full-time blogger and influencer — but that was never the goal or the plan, and when she first dove head-first into full-time blogging, Grace was embarrassed to own the title. But now, not only does she own it, she's also vocal about the hard work that goes into this lifestyle. (Turns out, it's not all glamorous photo shoots and exotic press trips.) On this episode, Grace talks about shifting her career from marketing at P&G to late nights at BaubleBar to a Gossip Girl-inspired DIY site that eventually became a six-figure business. She talks about learning the business side of blogging, about what takes up most of her time (hint: "Where's that from?"), and about everything you ever wanted to know about the lives of your favorite Instagrammers and bloggers. She keeps it real, light, and hilarious. Thank you to AfterShokz for sponsoring this episode of the Ali on the Run Show! CLICK HERE for $50 off your wireless headphone endurance bundle!   What you’ll get on this episode: Was going into business for herself always Grace’s vision? (2:45) The road to becoming a full-time blogger (8:00) How Grace grew her site and her brand, and how she learned the business side of blogging (18:00) What a day in the life of an influencer is actually like (25:00) Grace on dating, marriage, and whether or not she wants kids — and how her readers have reacted to her personal opinions (36:00) The very lucrative offer Grace recently turned down (44:40) On podcasting, confidence, and body positivity (50:00) Grace the runner! (58:00) What we mention on this episode: Coty BaubleBar rewardStyle DojoMojo Chinae Alexander Katie Sturino Honestly WTF Say Media A Day in Her Life series on The Stripe Girls Gotta Eat Team in Training 167 Raw The Correct Order to Apply Your Skincare Products via The Stripe The Devil in the White City The Idea of You Follow Grace: Instagram @graceatwood Twitter @graceatwood The Stripe Facebook Group The Stripe Bad on Paper podcast Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Facebook Twitter @aliontherun1 Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

The truth of the matter is that finding a job when you have a chronic illness or disability can feel like it’s going to be a bit more challenging than for others. And let’s face it, we all have to pay the bills, so getting a job with a steady paycheck is a goal…but how do we find jobs that can adapt to our health struggles, work with colleagues that are healthy/able-bodied, and still rock our activism lives? That is all we talk about in this video podcast episode, and we are so lucky our guest is not only a Global Brand Leader for InvisiYouth, but she’s also an NYC native with mega fashion skills, Molly Kestenbaum. As an assistant jewelry designer for accessories company BaubleBar, while also looking to build her own sunglasses line, Molly uses her experience living with hearing impairments that’s resulted in her having a cochlear implant and hearing aids in order to make fashion accessible and inclusive. And Molly has gone through it all, internships, the job hunt, interviews and landing a position, so she’s ripe with information to pass along! In this episode, Molly and Dominique talk about the best talking tips when you’re asked about your illness/disability on an interview or with coworkers, the reason knowing LOTS of people get rejected on interviews can help you grow, how to find your voice in the workforce as someone with health struggles, discuss the stigmas young people with illness/disability face when looking for jobs and lay out ways to challenge those stigmas by showing your capability, fangirl over University of Oregon and Nike with our pop culture moment, advise you on the pros and cons of working with healthy/able-bodied people when your illness/disability is visible vs invisible, and highlight the guidebook essentials for getting that work-health balance, hustling for a cool resume, and finding job postings that are accessible, virtual and inclusive wherever you live. This episode is a MASTER CLASS in the motivation, true facts, tips and advice on how to find and land a job you want AND fits your needs! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Live from our Sayulita, Mexico vacation (complete with ambient jungle noise), our very first guest ep. We welcome BaubleBar alum and current Sephora Senior Editorial Director, Jackie Kropp, to answer all of our beauty questions. She schools us on the holy trinity of skincare ingredients, gives us some tough love on sunscreen (we're not using enough!!), and talks about her own struggle with hormonal acne. Join us on August 8th for our next book club discussing All We Ever Wanted by Emily Giffin (she is one of our favorite authors!!)  Can't get enough Bad On Paper? Join our FB group for amazing book recs & more Follow us on Instagram @badonpaperpodcast Sponsors: This episode is sponsored by Modcloth: use code BOP to get 15% off your order of $100+. Offer expires October 10.

As the co-founders of BaubleBar, Amy Jain and Daniella Yacobovsky know what it means to build a business with your best friend. They first met while working in investment banking before both getting accepted to Harvard Business School. The idea for BaubleBar came to them while working on a class project and after graduation, the company officially launched in 2011. The business quickly scaled to amass over 1500 orders per day and their brand can be found in 200 retailers around the world. On this episode, Amy and Daniella open up about deciding to launch BaubleBar instead of pursuing the jobs they had lined up after graduation, the downside of raising too much money when you're a founder, and why they believe their friendship has been a key driver in BaubleBar's success.

Daniella Yacobovsky, the co-founder of the rapidly growing e-commerce company BaubleBar, is transforming the way women shop for jewelry and accessories. With its “fast fashion” approach to women's jewelry, BaubleBar provides its customers with on-trend products at an affordable price. Evidently, it's working: Daniella and her co-founder, Amy Jain — who both come from investment banking backgrounds — raised $20 million in funding during their Series C round in 2016. The two have been recognized by Inc., Fast Company, and TechCrunch, among others, as the “Most Influential Female Founders.” We invited Daniella into the studio to hear about the initial startup days of BaubleBar, the process of raising significant venture-capital funding, how they scaled without hampering their entrepreneurial spirit, and more.

It’s Gio’s Birthday-sode! And listen. It’s a doozy. Em covers the Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, which once housed a circus-builder who “cured” cancer with watermelon seeds and is haunted by a ghost who does NOT wear capris. Meanwhile, Christine gets ~timely~ (and pretty graphic) with her coverage of Edmund Kemper III, the mofo featured in Netflix’s recent drama Mindhunter. And that is most definitely why we drink. Don’t forget to check out our sponsors, BaubleBar (promo code “Drink”) and Firstleaf wines: www.tryfirstleaf.com/drink

Samantha Hall's verdict is finally delivered. Today's sponsors are Baublebar.com and Daily-Harvest.com. Use promo code DELIBERATIONS to get three items free off your first box!

To prepare for Ragnarok this week we're watching Thor: The Dark World, aka the second one. We're also joined by wonderful guest Jon Blair (comedian, writer, actor) and we discuss the the changes in the movie, Star Wars parallels, get off track talking about GI Joe, and Chris O'Dowd ... in space! Looking for the latest trends through great accessories? BaubleBar designs premium fashion jewelry and accessories that make it easy to experiment with fashion and style. With 1000's of styles and new arrivals weekly www.Baublebar.com will help you keep fashion fun. Go to BaubleBar now and get 20% off using promo code SUPERHEROES. Looking for a tee with the best nerdy designs by independent artists from around the web? Check out www.TeePublic.com and discover your next favourite Tee and check out our favourite designs at www.TeePublic.FromSuperheroes.com Want access to a special secret episode of the podcast every month? Then donate to the show on Patreon. You can gain access to secret podcasts, jokes from the future, and Q&A's. Visit www.patreon.com/fromsuperheroes and become our Patron.

It’s Halloween, so you know what that means! Gabbie Hanna is back and she’s been super busy! She’s released a new single, wrote and illustrated a book called, “Adultolescence,” and is a host on the reboot of “TRL.” She also shared a crazy story about her deceased grandmother crying blood in a dream. Oh, and we all dressed up like characters from “Stranger Things,” (see pic in the link). Spoiler - there wasn’t any weird paranormal activity in the studio this year, but the show does end in a crash! So much spoopy fun! See our tweets and costumes here: https://goo.gl/1zmMZb -Come see Not Too Deep Live on Saturday 11/11/2017 at the New York Comedy Festival. Follow the link for more details! http://nycomedyfestival.com/event/deep-grace-helbig/ -Thanks to our new pal BaubleBar for help keeping this show free! Please go support! - Want to see us and not just hear us? Go to Fullscreen.com/nottoodeep right now! Get a week for free!

This week Stacey has a listener encounter, and celebrates by eating at McDonalds for three days in a row. Comedian and writer of SC with Jay and Dan BRENDAN HALLORAN joins us! Thank you to our sponsors Bauble Bar and Hello Fresh!

STEVEN SLATE is the Founder and CEO of SLATE DIGITAL / YELLOW MATTER ENTERTAINMENT / SLATE MEDIA TECHNOLOGY, a multi award winning rockstar in the AudioTechnology field, he is also a Jersey native, one of Jaclyn’s BFF’s annnd has a very strong eyebrow game. He’s worked w/ Snoop Dogg, Steve AOKI, Stevie Wonder, Sting, Demi Lovato, P Diddy, WILL.I.AM, T Pain, SEAL, BRITNEY SPEARS and many more. If you love hearing about how to achieve your goals, plans back firing and motivating yourself to keep going, dating advice, inside music industry scoop... and the New England Patriots you’re gonna love this episode! Steven hilariously tells Jaclyn his journey into music industry success. He also loves Bacon, BBQ, and Brisket- throws GREAT PARTIES and gives advice on how to throw a successful House Partay! FOLLOW HIM @slatedigital Check out amazing deals this week Meatballs: •For 20% off on purchase visit www.Baublebar.com and use promo code JERSEY at checkout! •For $30 off your first week of Hello Fresh visit hellofresh.com and use promo code WYJ30 at checkout!

Grab your video camera and your childhood crush, cause we're talking about J.J. Abrams' Super 8! Kat and Jocelyn delve into this Stranger Things wannabe (that came out before Stranger Things), chatting about Elle Fanning's perfect performance, whether or not Joe is secretly a murderer, and what the monster gets up to during the day. Special thanks to this week's sponsor BaubleBar for making this episode possible. BaubleBar believes that fashion should be fun, and with their weekly new arrivals and 1000's of styles BaubleBar brings you the latest designs, premium fashion jewelry, and accessories that make it easy to experiment with fashion and style. Go to www.BaubleBar.com today and get 20% off using promo code LOVE This episode is also brought to you by TeePublic. Check out www.TeePublic.com and discover your next favourite Tee. Psst... they also have nerdy hoodies, sweaters, baseball tees and long sleeves. Check out our favourite designs at www.TeePublic.HateLovePodcast.com Edited by Andrew Ivimey and produced for the From Superheroes network. Visit www.FromSuperheroes.com for more podcasts, YouTube series, web comics, and more.

We received an overwhelming amount of discussion from listeners about sexual harassment and assault. We've learned a lot and continue the conversation in today’s episode. Thank you to our sponsors for this episode: BaubleBar, Away, and ModCloth. To support Pantsuit Politics, please visit our Patreon page and rate, subscribe, and review the podcast on the Apple Podcast Player. We discuss the horrific ambush of US troops in Niger and try to provide some context to military engagement in western Africa. While details are still emerging about what took place, the President's team seems more engaged in a battle with Sgt. La David Johnson's family than in confronting the difficult intelligence and foreign policy questions implicated. Next, we turn to the legislature. We talk about the bipartisan work Senators Murray and Alexander are doing on healthcare and the wholly partisan approach Congressional Republicans are taking to tax cuts and the federal budget. For our compliments to the other party, Sarah compliments Former President George W. Bush for his recent remarks on civility in our discourse. Beth compliments Former President Jimmy Carter for his willingness to engage with North Korea in order to prevent escalating conflict. Because of the overwhelming feedback we received in response to our discussion of Mayim Bialik's New York Times editorial, we resume the discussion of sexual assault and harassment, sharing the lessons we have learned over the past week. We also share a message from a listener who came to understand after the fact that he engaged in non-consensual sex with a woman in college and offered up his learnings from that experience about what men must do to stop the violence. We end, as always, with what's on our minds outside of politics. Beth weighs in on personality types following

Fall TV has premiered! Jack and I talk about some of our favorite returning shows and we judge new shows based on their titles. Iconic duo and founders of the @ Pack Elijah Daniel and Christine Sydelko test their relationship with knowledge with the The We’re-Not-Dating Game. Play along with the game here: https://goo.gl/JgwRta -Thanks to our wonderful new sponsors BaubleBar, Away, and Shopkick. Thanks for helping keep with podcast free! - Want to see us and not just hear us? Go to Fullscreen.com/nottoodeep right now! Get a week for free!

The funny Celebrity Stylist, Blogger, Influencer Babes from the "Things We're Too Lazy To Blog About" Podcast Ali Levine & Amanda Lauren join Jaclyn this week! They talk World Series Predictions, Fantasy Football tips, and give all the scoop on staying fresh faced and glowing for Fall. Their "Jersey's" are NEW YORK and the funny fab duo give a lot of advice on hustle, persistence and making the move to pursue your dreams across country. ALI Levine dishes on her upcoming baby shower decorating plans, while Amanda Lauren breaks down the essentials to staying beauty bougie on a budget. Stay tuned for their very apropo BRITNEY SPEARS "Work Bitch" reading at end of episode! Check out amazing deal: For 20% off on purchase visit www.Baublebar.com and use promo code JERSEY at checkout!

This week is a true Halloween Mixed Bag which involves fav Halloween costumes, movies, and then of course the classic Halloween Chat about Sandra Bullock being underrated. Big thanks to our sponsor Bauble Bar! Use our code REGULAR for 20% off! (baublebar.com)

We've... seen things... you people wouldn't believe. And we're talking about them on the podcast, cause this week, we're doing Blade Runner! Kat and Jocelyn delve into Ridley Scott's masterpiece, discussing the wonders of Rutger Hauer, the ridiculousness of Daryl Hannah's flips, and of course, that infamous voiceover. Special thanks to this week's sponsor BaubleBar for making this episode possible. BaubleBar believes that fashion should be fun, and with their weekly new arrivals and 1000's of styles BaubleBar brings you the latest designs, premium fashion jewelry, and accessories that make it easy to experiment with fashion and style. Go to www.BaubleBar.com today and get 20% off using promo code LOVE. This episode is also brought to you by TeePublic. Check out www.TeePublic.com and discover your next favourite Tee. Psst... they also have nerdy hoodies, sweaters, baseball tees and long sleeves. Check out our favourite designs at www.TeePublic.HateLovePodcast.com Edited by Andrew Ivimey and produced for the From Superheroes network. Visit www.FromSuperheroes.com for more podcasts, YouTube series, web comics, and more.

Live Webinar: Discover Young Living with Samantha Lee Wright October 17th 8:30pm EST |  Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: Click HERE at 8:30pm EST 10/17 to Join Scott Schuler is a Young Living Royal Crown Diamond and author of the book Man Up! He’s on a mission to inspire men of every age and walk of life to rise up higher and be the authentic man they were meant to be in every facet of life.  Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Live Webinar with Sam: Click HERE at 8:30pm EST 10/17 to join Scott Schuler: manuproject Bauble Bar  ——> Use coupon code REVOLUTION for 20% your entire first purchase Care.com —> Use coupon code REVOLUTION for 30% off a Premium Membership

Live Webinar: Discover Young Living with Samantha Lee Wright October 17th 8:30pm EST |  Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: Click HERE at 8:30pm EST 10/17 to Join Scott Schuler is a Young Living Royal Crown Diamond and author of the book Man Up! He’s on a mission to inspire men of every age and walk of life to rise up higher and be the authentic man they were meant to be in every facet of life.  Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Live Webinar with Sam: Click HERE at 8:30pm EST 10/17 to join Scott Schuler: manuproject Bauble Bar  ——> Use coupon code REVOLUTION for 20% your entire first purchase Care.com —> Use coupon code REVOLUTION for 30% off a Premium Membership

Devon and Sarah discuss #WomenBoycottTwitter and the problem with White Feminism. They also talk about Trump's Executive Orders designed to end Obamacare, Health and Human Services' insidious new strategic plan language, and the complexities of the Iran Deal and what Trump is trying to do by refusing to recertify the deal. Thank you to our sponsor for this week, BaubleBar. Go to BaubleBar.com and use promo code HELLBENT for 20% off your order.

Russian agents bought Facebook ads targeted to voters in crucial swing states in last years elections, and the implications of the attention economy on our democracy go far beyond 2016. We focus on Facebook, Twitter, and the devices we use to distract ourselves from discomfort. Thanks so much to the sponsors for this episode: Baublebar, ModCloth, and Virtue Labs. We start today's podcast discussing an article on why mass shootings tend to be committed by men. We also talk about the Harvey Weinstein story and the bizarrely partisan reactions to that story. We note that the transactional nature of masculine energy seems to be taking shape in the spat that Donald Trump is having with Senator Bob Corker. To compliment the other party, Sarah commends Senator Dean Heller and other Republicans who have urged ATF to review standards on the sale of bump stocks. Beth compliments Senator Dianne Feinstein for her long-term service and work on gun safety measures. For our feature topic, we discuss why Facebook, Twitter, and Google are so effectively and perhaps unintentionally transforming our politics and brains. In our discussion, we cite the following resources: How Information Overload Robs Us of Our Creativity Our Minds Can Be Hijacked Mindful Resistance The Attention Economy and the Demise of the Middle Ground Pema Chodron on Dunzi Realizd app We end, as always, with what's on our minds outside of politics. Both of us are thinking about clearing space to make room for things that make us better. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jen sits at home and fails miserably to record the podcast in one sit-down without the phone ringing and having to drop everything for something else. Other than that there is talk of her new necklace line on Baublebar.com and, coming home to Boston to tour, listener emails about school superintendents, fears of driving over bridges, and dudes who comment on your fruit.

You’re listening to the Influencer Podcast episode number 16. Last week's episode took us behind the scenes of the mega successful brand Baublebar with its co-founder Daniella Yacobovsky. Daniella shared tips on brand growth, the best tools to use to target your ideal audience, the importance of engagement vs scale, and what an influencer must do to get noticed by a major brand. In this week’s episode, writer and influencer Dawn McCoy shares how she went from Barbara Streisand’s assistant to a mega social media influencer, and how she grew from 0 to over 250K followers on Instagram and what it really means to brand yourself.   For show notes and additional information head over to www.theinfluencerpodcast.com   To up level your own influence, garner free publicity for your business and consistently land brand deals every month, head over to bit.ly/pitchitperfectcourse  

You’re listening to the Influencer Podcast episode number 15. In last week's episode photographer, Valorie Daring shined her light on us as we explored the world of photography, its impact on the influencer industry and how to stand out among the saturation. This week’s episode takes us behind the scenes of the mega successful brand Baublebar with its co-founder Daniella Yacobovsky. Daniella shares tips on brand growth, the best tools to use to target your ideal audience, the importance of engagement vs scale, and what an influencer must do to get noticed by a major brand.   To sign up for the BaubleBar giveaway as well as read the show notes head over to www.theinfluencerpodcast.com.

SaleMove CEO Dan Michaeli chats with Nina Alexander-Hurst, VP of Customer Service & SWAT at BaubleBar, about a whole new way to think about and deliver customer service. To learn more about SaleMove, visit www.salemove.com

ACTRESS ALYSSA MILANO TALKS ABOUT PROJECT RUNWAY ALL STARS SEASON 5 PREMIERING ON LIFETIME FEB 11 AT 9PM ET Alyssa Milano is an actress, producer, former singer and author. She is known for her roles in the ABC sitcom Who's the Boss, the Fox soap opera Melrose Place, The WB series Charmed and the ABC drama Mistresses. Currently she is the host and a judge on PROJECT RUNWAY ALL STARS!ABOUT PROJECT RUNWAY ALL STARS:Thirteen of television's most memorable and talented designers make their way back to the workroom to try to sew up a win on season five of Lifetime's hit series Project Runway All Stars, premiering Thursday, February 11 at 9pm ET/PT.  The designers will have a new twist to contend with this season as Alyssa Milano, Isaac Mizrahi and Georgina Chapman will be judging an "anonymous runway" for the very first time and won't know which designer created each garment. Zanna Roberts Rassi returns as the designers' mentor.Joining the judges to weigh in on who should win are musicians Ke$ha, Boy George, Little Big Town and actresses Debra Messing, Vanessa Hudgens, Megan Hilty and Debi Mazar. The designers will also face Project Runway's Nina Garcia and Zac Posen, supermodel Coco Rocha, celebrity stylist Johnny Wujek, and TV personalities Kristin Cavallari and Brad Goreski.The winner of Project Runway All Stars Season five will receive the opportunity to design an exclusive line of jewelry for Baublebar.com as well as a capsule collection by Chinese Laundry. The winner also receives a fashion spread in Marie Claire magazine and a position as contributing editor for a year, and a complete sewing studio from Brother Sewing and Embroidery. To top it off, the winner receives a $100,000 grand prize to elevate their business and brand.BIOGRAPHY :Actress Alyssa Milano has spent almost her entire life in the public eye.  A famous child actor, she has continued to work throughout her adulthood in both television and film.  Currently, Alyssa is the host and a judge on Lifetime's “Project Runway All Stars,” alongside judges Isaac Mizrahi and Georgina Chapman.  The new season of the show is set to return in the first quarter of 2016.   Alyssa has a history of starring in long running successful television series. She starred on the hit WB series “Charmed” for nine years. The series' debut was the highest-rated premiere in the network's history, and continued to be a great success for Spelling and The WB. The show's international appeal has brought it to more than 100 territories around the world, spanning Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia. She also starred on the Fox cornerstone series “Melrose Place.” She began her career on ABC's “Who's the Boss” which aired for eight years. Alyssa had a recurring role on the hit NBC comedy, “My Name is Earl,” and starred in the ABC comedy, “Romantically Challenged.”  Alyssa also starred in the ABC series, “Mistresses.”  The sexy drama series followed four women and their sometimes scandalous romantic lives.Alyssa was seen on the big screen in Garry Marshall's “New Year's Eve,” with co-stars Robert DeNiro, Ashton Kutcher, Zac Efron, Michelle Pfeiffer, Hilary Swank and Sarah Jessica Parker and “Hall Pass,” opposite Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis.   Alyssa's additional film credits include “Hugo Pool” co-starring Sean Penn and Robert Downey Jr., the Imagine/Universal film, “Fear,” and “Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star.” She provided a lead voice for Disney's sequel to the animated favorite “Lady and the Tramp.”  She also starred in and produced the independent film “My Girlfriend's Boyfriend.”Her other role is outside the world of Hollywood, as a philanthropist. UNICEF invited Alyssa, in 2003, to become a National Ambassador, recognizing her charitable work on behalf of children.  Her first trip with the organization was to Angola, Africa (May 2004) to see first-hand the issues plaguing the newly liberated country.  Alyssa followed that trip with a visit to India in June 2005.  She is currently working with UNICEF to educate American youth to the issues crucial to that country's evolution.  She has worked on UNICEF's pivotal “Trick or Treat” campaign as an official spokesperson, and has plans to work with UNICEF on numerous projects in the future. International relief work is not new to the actress. Alyssa hosted a photography exhibition and auction in 2002, in Los Angeles raising money for charitable efforts in South Africa.  An avid photographer, Alyssa displayed her own work, as well as that of school children from L.A.'s Venice Arts program.  The event raised close to $50,000 for Nkosi's Haven, an organization that runs care centers in South Africa for AIDS-afflicted mothers and children. Alyssa was honored for her efforts with a humanitarian award from Sri Chinmoy: The Peace Meditation at the United Nations.  It was this work that got the attention of UNICEF executives.The Global Network for Neglected Tropical Disease Control (GNNTDC), an alliance of international partnerships based at the Sabin Vaccine Institute in Washington D.C. and formalized by the Clinton Global Initiative to lead the global effort to treat, control and eliminate neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) in the world's poorest countries recently named Alyssa the organization's founding ambassador. Alyssa will continue work to raise awareness of GNNTDC and NTDs among the mainstream media and with the general public. The John Wayne Cancer Institute at Saint John's Hospital and Health Center and the Associates of Breast & Prostate Cancer Studies presented Alyssa with the Spirit of Hollywood Award in 2004, which honors individuals from the entertainment industry for their personal dedication and commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of others. Alyssa also attended the 2004 Democratic National Convention on behalf of the Creative Coalition and is an avid supporter of MTV's Rock the Vote campaign.Alyssa also has her own clothing, jewelry and eyewear line, TOUCH by Alyssa Milano.  Launched in the Spring of 2007, TOUCH was born out of necessity.  When Alyssa, an avid baseball fan, went to games, she wanted to wear fan gear to support her team, but found that the product mix offered in the marketplace did not address her everyday fashion needs.   She felt women should be able to look stylish while cheering on their favorite team.  So, she partnered with G-III Apparel Group and Major League Baseball to design and distribute a line of juniors' ladies MLB apparel.  The line is not just for baseball fans anymore.  She has joined forces with the NFL, NBA, NHL, NCAA, Major League Soccer, Minor League Baseball, The Kentucky Derby and NASCAR, to make TOUCH available to their fans as well.Her book, SAFE AT HOME: Confessions of a Baseball Fanatic (William Morrow), chronicles Alyssa's passion for baseball and how her love for the game has helped shape who she is.She entered the world of graphic novels with the release of “Hacktivist,” a fast-paced cyber-thriller about friendship and freedom in a time of war. The story follows Ed Hiccox and Nate Graft, the young founders of the world's most innovative social media company who moonlight secretly as one of the most notorious black-hat hacker teams on the planet. The second volume was released July 2015. Alyssa is married with a son and a daughter and resides in Los Angeles.

A very special episode featuring two amazing guests for our first live panel, which was held at the flagship retail store of a fashion startup called Of Mercer. Joining us was Susan Lyne, founder of BBG Ventures, the venture arm of AOL that backs women-owned companies. Also, on the panel was Daniella Yacobovsky, the co-founder of BaubleBar, the online jewelry retailer. Both women offer their unique insights into what it takes to build a new generation women leaders and what challenges they faced on their way to the C-Suite.

BHL: Fashion 411 - In this episode Black Hollywood Live hosts Diona Vaughan and Courtney Stewart discuss fashion for the week of April 18th, 2014. Also joining the conversation is special guest Victoria Sanders. Diona opens up with "Lookbook" - Splurge vs Steal: Bustier Crop Tops: Acme Studios vs 2b Bebe, Metallic Slip on sneakers: Lanvin vs Tory Burch vs Vans, Mini Crossbody Bag: Stella McCartney vs GoJane.com, and Candy Colored Bling: Dannijo Delaney vs Baublebar. Courtney then discusses the "Beauty Beat" featuring essential oils- oil facial cleansing method. Next, they cover this weeks 'Style Scoop' featuring Oscar de la Renta looking for new creative director, KFC introduces chicken corsages just in time for prom, weave vending machine, and American blogger...whitewashed?. Next they interview stylist Victoria Sanders. Then they discuss this week's haute or haute mess featuring Naomi Campbell, Rita Ora, Lupita N'yongo, Zoe Kravitz, and Solange Knowles. They wrap things up with a "St

BHL: Fashion 411 - In this episode Black Hollywood Live host Diona Vaughan, Erika Garcia-Rojas and Courtney Stewart discuss fashion for the week of January 31st, 2014. Also joining the conversation is special guest Leyna Argyros. Diona opens up with "Lookbook"Fashion Staples: Must Have Basics for every woman's closet. Erika switches to talk about this weeks Beauty Beat: Spring 2014 Award season beauty looks and ways to save money on makeup. Next, Erika talks this weeks Style Scoop featuring Baublebar and Anthropologie, Marc Jacobs Daisy Tweet Shop, American Eagle's unretouched Aerie Ads, Jennifer Lawrence and Dior, Woman as Chair and JCrew lowers Prices. Next they interview special guest Leyna Argyros. Next they discuss this week's haute or haute mess featuring: Grammys Party Style -- Rihanna/Solange/Jennifer Hudson, Grammys Couples -- Wiz&Amber/Robin&Paula/John&Chrissy, Grammys Red Carpet -- Rita Ora/Alicia Keys/Beyonce/Tamar Braxton and Special Moments -- Madonna/Pharrell. They round