Podcasts about fashion and beauty

Hey guys! Welcome to Episode 28 of Bloom Podcast with sisters, Carrie and Courtney. In today's episode, we are sharing all of our fall must-haves from candles to college football. We also share our picks from the first week of Ulta's 21 Days of Beauty. We hope you enjoy today's episode! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bloom_podcast/ Business Inquiries: bloompodcast.info@gmail.com Affiliate Links: Earth Harbor Ettika Jewelry Liquid I.V. - Use Code BLOOM for 25% off and FREE SHIPPING Loopy Cases - Use Code BLOOM PODCAST for 10% off Sol de Janeiro Products mentioned: Stanley Cornflower Adventure Quencher 40oz. Liquid Death *Above Amazon links are affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, we earn a small commission from qualifying purchases with no extra cost to you.* --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bloom-podcast1/support

Artist Libby Newell highlights the words and work of garment workers through textile art. Learning about the plight of garment workers was a catalyst that changed her life and her view of the world. In this episode, Libby shares her slow fashion journey and talks with Nicole about overconsumption and the importance of taking care of the clothes we already own. Her thought-provoking collage art breaks down beauty standards and deconstructs her relationship with religion.   For show notes visit: https://www.swapsociety.co/pages/podcast

We are constantly being bombarded with messages about food, fashion, and beauty that make us feel “not enough” – not healthy enough, thin enough, pretty enough, youthful enough, put-together enough. While it is impossible to avoid all the noise, we can control how we respond to it. Lauren Dimet Waters, co-founder of the blog Fountain of 30 and host of the podcast Beauty is a Bitch, has been through many chapters with food, fashion, and beauty. Her story is a push and pull between losing weight to meet someone else's beauty standard and making peace with food and her body.  When Lauren finally learned how to feel her best and find her personal style without getting sucked into trends and noise, she made it her mission to inspire thousands of others to do the same. Lauren shares how you can still care about food, fashion, and beauty but do so in a way where kindness and compassion are part of the equation.  In this episode, you'll learn:  How to tap into your current food story Practical solutions to release stress around food  Mindset shifts to change your inner narrative The way parents can shape your relationship with food – for better or worse Strategies for becoming a more sustainable shopper Tips to quiet all the noise that make us feel not “good enough” After listening, you'll feel inspired to write the next chapter of your food, fashion, and beauty story! Podcast Partner: We are proud to partner with Nature Made for this week's episode. Visit naturemade.com for more information or find the whole line of supplements in your favorite retailer.  A few of my go-to Nature Made supplements include: Time release B-100 complex Ashwagandha capsules Extra Strength Magnesium  If Once Upon a Food Story has inspired you to change how you think about food, your body, and your life, please take a minute to rate us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen. Reviews help listeners find the show and enable us to have more amazing guests on, too. Learn more about Lauren Dimet Waters: Blog: Fountain of 30 Podcast: Beauty is a Bitch Instagram: @fountainof30 Facebook: @fountainof30 Learn more about Elise Museles:  Food Story: Rewrite the Way You Eat, Think, and Live Website: elisemuseles.com Instagram: @elisemuseles Facebook: @elisemuseles

Caley Adams is the Founder & Creative Director of Wildes District, an NYC-based design studio that specializes in emerging women's and e-commerce brands. Wildes District works closely with founders to build meaningful experiences that span multiple touchpoints — including brand, web, app, print, packaging, and more. In today's episode, Caley discusses the importance of branding, her challenges, and being an entrepreneur along with motherhood.  You can find out more about Caley on her website and be sure to follow her on Instagram.  We hope you enjoyed today's chat with Caley and her advice on branding. 

I am so excited to welcome my special friends.... beautiful ladies inside and outside ❤️Special Thank you to our podcast - Leslie Riddle, Sabrina Fasana, Susan Flowers and Paola Ospino. I hope each of them inspire you and encourage you that EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE!! Connect with :Leslie Riddle - https://www.instagram.com/legzlie.puccinihttps://www.facebook.com/leslie.riddle.904 Sabrina Fasana https://www.instagram.com/laflorafashionhttps://www.facebook.com/sabrina.fasanaSusan Flowers https://www.facebook.com/susan.ulsh.16https://instagram.com/susanflowers.94?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Paola Ospino  https://www.instagram.com/wellnessbypaolahttps://www.facebook.com/sunshine2888www.petpixacademy.com Connect with Petpix Academy: www.petpixacademy.com Get our free pet phone photography classes: https://www.petpixacademy.com/free-courses Read PetPix Academy Worl Hybrid Magazine: https://www.petpixacademy.com/magazine-giveaway

How often do you sit down and really hash out your quarterly goals with your content? If you said ‘never,' you're not alone. In this episode, we talk with Austen Tosone about how she's grown her blog, “Keep Calm and Chiffon,” into her full-time job by treating it like she would any other career. She explains how she got started, the important role SEO has played in her growth, how she sees which keywords competitors are using, the importance of setting goals and why never burns a bridge. With a background in the publishing industry, Austen has been at the forefront of the pivot to digital content and is a true OG in the blogging field. Shop Waves Social merch: https://www.wavessocialpodcast.com/merch Show Notes:Who is Austen Tosone and how did she get started with her blog, “Keep Calm and Chiffon.”How did Austen leverage the blog in its early days to get internships at magazines?How does Austen make sure her content has served her audience's needs over the years? Advice for someone starting a new blog. How to flip your audience from one platform to another. The importance of building content based on your customer acquisition strategy.  The basics of SEO every content creator should know. How to find what keywords your competitors are targeting. Cool thing's Austen got to work on in the print industry. What Austen learned working at Nylon when it folded. How to pivot careers. How to pitch yourself as a content creator to brands. Does Austen still consider herself to be in the fashion and beauty niche?The importance of treating your content creation as a proper business. How Austen builds her goals around her fiscal year. How to evolve your content niche. The difference between creating content for growth and creating content for your current audience. Tips for landing paid brand deals.Why Austen doesn't believe in burning bridges. Who Austen is seeing make waves online. Discussed in this episode:Austen's Blog: https://www.keepcalmandchiffon.com/  Austen's Instagram: @austentosoneLissette Calveiro on Waves Social: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/waves-social-podcast/id1484888104?i=1000531689762 Moz: https://moz.com/ Keywords Everywhere: https://keywordseverywhere.com/ Marianna Hewitt: @marianna_hewittWaves Social with Mike (@mmmiiike) and Mitzi (@mmmitzi). For more from Arcade, follow us on Instagram and TikTok @helloarcade. https://www.arcadearcade.ca/

In episode #52 of the CEO-ish Podcast your favorite CEOs are sitting down with the one, the only, Austen Tosone. Austen is a fashion and beauty content creator based in New York City and she helps women navigate the world of fashion and beauty with ease by sharing trends, industry news, product reviews, and more. She also helps micro-influencers monetize their social media by working with brands, creating their own products and services and using affiliates and ads.⁠ Austen's built up her online communities over the last 9 years to a combined audience of more than 65k+ followers across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Pinterest. She also does consulting and she's launched several digital products that generate passive revenue.⁠ For the last three years Austen has generated 5 figures in revenue even as a micro-influencer. She previously worked as a magazine editor (Nylon and Interview) and her most recent full-time role was as the beauty content director for a tech startup! She's here to chat with us about:⁠ Her entrepreneurial journey in the world of fashion and beauty as a content creator⁠ How her corporate experience shaped the way she structures her day to day as a self-employed gal, and how it impacts how she chooses to show up online for her community⁠ Daily habits that allowed her to successfully transition from corporate to full-time self employment⁠ Creating multiple streams of income for yourself⁠ Her new membership community⁠ Her thoughts on Instagram's latest Subscriptions feature for creators⁠ And more Taylor's Favorite of the Week: Youth to the People Superberry Hydrate + Glow Dream Mask Chloe's Favorite of the Week: Juice Beauty Stem Cellular Cleansing Oil Small Business Shoutout: Daisy Made is an online community dedicated to nurturing + celebrating creativity in all its many forms. Daisy Made was born out of the belief that your most vibrant life will begin when you allow yourself to learn, create, and make from your heart. Whether it's baking homemade bread, growing plant babies, decorating your studio apartment, or opening a pottery shop out of your basement... creativity is for all (no matter how messy or imperfect it looks). To join Daisy Made's Magnetic Makers Membership group (which is a private community for makers + creatives to learn, grow + collaborate) click HERE. Feel free to stalk your hosts a little further: Chloe: @chloew.art Taylor: @taygrahambiz and @sociallytaylored To check out the official CEOish website click HERE To ask us a question or request a guest, connect with us on Instagram and Twitter @ceoishpodcast or email us at ceoishpodcast@gmail.com

Guest: Bianca Resnikov | Fashion Guru Today's ideas A stainless steel Carol Boyes travel coffee mug in black or white featuring an iconic Carol Boyse line drawing for R399. A woven Bolga oval shopper basket, by Baba Tree Baskets, hand Made in Ghana, for 980 You can find them at the Oranjezicht city market on Saturdays. Or at the waterfront basket exhibition until the end of Jan or at Design Africa in Woodstock. The third pick is a gorgeous Maxhosa Africa 3m shawl in a silk and wool jacquard blend available by pre-order online or in-store going for R6800.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hoda Kotb chats with Matthew McConaughey about “Sing 2,” his daughter's role in the film and whether he will run for Texas office in the future. Plus, last minute fashion and beauty gift ideas to wrap up your holiday shopping. Also, Al Roker introduces us to “The Mayor of Rockefeller Center”  

The tea on achieving runway-worthy looks at home

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#fashion #beauty #influencer #entrepreneurship #cultureListen to the VibesDeanna is a human trafficking survivor, widow, former executive turned fashion designer, now an influential podcaster.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/labelfreepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LabelFreePodcastWebsite: https://www.labelfreepodcast.com/Linktree: https://linktr.ee/DeannaMarieThe Vibes Broadcast Network - Podcasting for the fun of it! Thanks for tuning in, please be sure to click that subscribe button and give this a thumbs up!!Email: thevibesbroadcast@gmail.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/listen_to_the_vibes_/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thevibesbroadcastnetworkLinktree: https://linktr.ee/the_vibes_broadcastTikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeuTVRv2/

Rahma Mohamed talks about working in the fashion industry as a model, creative director and previous designer and shares how the industry is slowly changing. She also discusses the process behind her latest project, developing sunscreen and products for people of colour. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

About This Episode Linda Potgieter is a wife, mother, and entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience in the global marketplace, founder of LindaPaige.com, where she offers coaching, courses, and consulting. As a Style Coach, Linda’s personal story of overcoming self-hate and brokenness gives her powerful insight into how to lead her clients into living an abundant life through embracing and enjoying their power and beauty. Her mission to empower and equip women to get up, dress up and be a bold light on a hill empowers and equips women to understand that how they dress directly impacts their mindset, their marriage, their money and more, and that every woman has the desire, and the right, to shine bright. "We don't find our value or our worth in what's on the outside, we're just connecting the inside with the outside. If I'm a passionate, loyal, driven, feisty woman, you should see that on the outside." Join us for a powerful discussion about how style and beauty are related to women's inner, feminine power and truth.  Here are the details of this episode: How beauty and fashion are connected to personal feminine power Working with our beliefs about our bodies and our beauty to step into our full potential How to get past obstacles and lack of motivation to dress and style ourselves Messages that our style sends in dating and attracting men Linda's philosophy of "Don't dress for success. Dress to connect." How fashion can enhance relationships, magnetize opportunities, increase income and even raise kind and confident families And a lot more... Links Linda Paige - Where Fashion and Freedom Collide P.S. Sign up for the free, exclusive training from me on How to Start Attracting Committed Masculine Men By Releasing Control & Letting Him Lead  to find out: The #1 reason successful women are still single and can’t attract a committed masculine man (hint: it’s not what you think) How to break through the patterns of attracting unavailable or feminine men and find your blind spot so you start attracting the men you want How to master the art of feminine/masculine polarity so you start feeling taken care of, claimed and finally be able to let go of control How to get out of the “get the guy” mindset and instead move into your full feminine self and have the guy get you Uncover The Lie of Female Success that’s keeping you stuck, exhausted, and unfulfilled (in masculine energy all the time) so you can start living in freedom & joy And much more… Sign up at girlskill.com/webinar

Does your cultural upbringing define your morning routine? It seems it does for Bongi and Matt, especially when it comes to scrubbing in the shower and slapping on the moisturiser. For Bongi's family in Southern Africa, not doing it right can be shameful if the neighbours notice! Bongi uses fashion to express herself and loves making herself look good through her clothes. From boiler suits to visors, her wardrobe is crammed. But it's more than just that, as a black woman she feels like she needs to make an effort to not be looked down on. Meanwhile Matt admits he's got more t-shirts with holes than he probably should do, and explain why even in South Africa, he wants to wear his trainers. But he does spend an hour in the shower, even if he doesn't scrub! As for fashion disasters, Bongi's is one we all dread. Cringe. If you've enjoyed this podcast please consider leaving a 5 star review and a comment on your favourite podcast app!

With this new episode of Unlimited Women’s Brands, we continue to explore the world of Female Entrepreneurship and today we enter into a world of luxury, high end fashion and beauty , Roseminsworld! Rosemin has long become synonymous with luxury. ENTREPRENEUR, CELEBRITY INFLUENCER, PRESENTER & MEDIA PERSONALITY, Rosemin’s journey in the world of fashion started after graduating from London College of Fashion, when she had the good fortune to join maestro Tom Ford as his assistant. This gave her the opportunity to learn from the best before making her way steadily up the corporate ladder working with brands like Gucci, Burberry, Sotheby’s to then become European PR Director of Juicy Couture, working closely with department stores like Selfridges, Harrods and Harvey Nichols and dressing in Juicy Couture’s iconic loungewear famous faces such as Gwyneth Paltrow, Madonna, Queen Rania, Kate Moss, Kate Winslet, Jemima Khan, Sienna Miller, Jude Law, Thandie Newton, Charlotte Casiraghi and Princess Beatrice just to name a few. After moving to Dubai in 2007, Rosemin founded RR & CO Bespoke Luxury Management which was the first PR showroom in the region with an exclusive focus on the luxury sector for fashion, beauty, skincare and jewellery. Her knowledge of the industry from both an International and Regional point of view, blended with her natural affinity to luxury brought her to become an authority in all things fashion and beauty, an award winning media personality and a sought after host, speaker and TV presenter, starting from her fashion segment “Fashion Thursdays”on Dubai One TV, to the hugely popular weekly beauty series #BazaarBeauty in collaboration with Harpers Bazaar Arabia, and her most recent weekly show, “Style Council” for GQ Middle East, where Rosemin continues to lead the way in beauty and skincare. From the world of luxury to Unlimited, it’s a real honor to welcome Rosemin!

Bongi and Matt get into how their cultures' beauty ideals differ and what they love about how each other look, even first thing! For Bongi, being a black woman in the UK, even her hair can become a political issue. She questions why afro hair is free game to white people, explains why she can change her hair so often and how she hid her au-natural locks from Matt for ages. Beauty isn't just skin deep though, the couple discuss skin bleaching and why some black people feel like they need to lighten their skin. Plus Matt gets his head round the lengths Bongi's gone to in order to have straight hair. Other questions this episode see Bongi and Matt confess their worst hairstyle disaster and what they thought beauty was growing up. If you've enjoyed this podcast please consider leaving a 5 star review and a comment on your favourite podcast app!

hey everyone queen j back with a new guest and we discussing fashion etc and other various topics. Send all topics to scottlatrice313@gmail.com or to my twitter page @amazing_j2698

As a continuation of Episode 35 where we talked about various companies who chose to profiting off of cultural appropriation, today we bring the topic towards fashion and beauty. So many mainstream fashion trends today have roots in Black culture, and we take the time to touch on some instances where these 'inspirations' have gone wrong. From B-style in Japan to the popularity of dreadlocks, we also have a subjective discussion about what's acceptable. and what's not. As Asian Canadians, we also talk about a few trends popularized in the West that remind us of past cultural traumas growing up here. The larger conversation eventually leads back to the root of the problem - the erasure of darker moments in history and the single goal that arises again and again... money. --- Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, check out the links below: Website: thebiculturalidentity.com Instagram: instagram.com/thebiculturalidentity --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thebiculturalidentity/message

Amanda Litherland and Imriel Morgan recommend fashion and beauty podcasts that open up personal conversations about identity. The fashion guru Susannah Constantine joins to chat about her series My Wardrobe Malfunction, where conversations about clothes lead to much more emotional discussions. And hair and beauty entrepreneur Jamelia Donaldson discusses her podcast She's Obsessed. Recommended shows this week: On Reflection Beauty with Funmi Fetto Breaking Beauty The Beauty Brains Snatched Edges Podcast Articles of Interest Beauty Fix with Naomi Shimada Layers

Kahlana Barfield Brown has carved a niche for herself in the hyper-competitive world of fashion and beauty publishing. She began her career as an intern at InStyle before eventually being hired full time. Throughout her career at the magazine, she took on several key positions, including Beauty Director, and fulfilled duties that ranged from writing in-depth features to reporting live from the red carpet. She's now a leading fashion and beauty expert who inspires a new generation of women to embrace beauty from within. She regularly appears on national television shows such as Today, Good Morning America, The View, Extra, Entertainment Tonight and The Drew Barrymore Show. Listen along as fellow co-lab member, friend, and PR maven, Céline Kaplan, chats with Kahlana about her inspiring career.

Do you still have that teal taffeta dress in your closet from your high school prom because you can’t let it go? Do you have a habit of clicking “buy it now” on your shopping accounts hoping that shiny item will bring joy and then feel nervous or guilty (or embarrassed) when the boxes begin to arrive at your door? Do you take advantage of clearance sales and purchase things you “might wear some day” only to have them still in your closet with tags? Now, do you ever stop to think about where your clothing and beauty products originated? Do you wonder who made them and how that person is treated as an employee? Do you scour the ingredients lists to understand what you are wearing and how it might impact your body and functioning? And finally, do you feel overwhelmed about this whole subject and feel like it is one more thing… If you are anything like me, you answered a mix of “yes” and “no” throughout, but a resounding “yes” to the last question. And, it is ok. We are here to learn. On this episode, we learn more about sustainable fashion and beauty with the one and only, Stella Abril! Let’s learn about living more joyfully with a sustainable lifestyle! Stella is a “eco-preneur” focused on sustainable fashion and beauty. She is the President and Chairperson of the Arizona Sustainable Apparel Association and the host of the podcast Change is Now! Stella is a community leader, wife, and mama to 3 beautiful girls! Stella’s efforts promote ethics, change, and sustainability living from the inception of an idea to production, and consumption. Connect with Stella: IG: stella_abril_ IG: life_and_lemons IG: azsaa

Research has now suggested micro-influencers are more valuable than influencers with millions of followers, due to the trust their community holds and their sincere passion for brands and products. Fashion and Beauty Content Creator, Austen Tosone, can back this up. Austen is based in New York City and not only does she work as a micro-influencer and content creator, but also has a 9-5 at Jumprope. Originally a magazine writer then editor, we speak about the cut-throat industry and the journey she went on when not one but two of the magazines she was working at, Nylon and Interview, shut down. The forced and unexpected termination meant she was thrown into the freelance writing world and she had to figure it all out for herself. While it was a learning curve for Austen, it led her to be able to create her own e-book, Right On Pitch - a detailed pitch guide to fellow aspiring writers. From imposter syndrome to networking, Austen kindly shares it all with us. I hope you enjoy this chat! Make sure you rate, subscribe, and review. It really helps us out. New episodes drop each Monday at 6 AM ET. ---- FOLLOW US ON OUR SOCIALS! Host: ANNITA KATEE INSTAGRAM: @millennialstalkpodcast / @annitakatee TWITTER: @annitakatee WEBSITE: millennialstalk.com YOUTUBE: Annita Katee Guest: AUSTEN TOSONE INSTAGRAM: @austentosone TWITTER: @austentosone WEBSITE: keepcalmandchiffon.com / austentosone.com YOUTUBE: Austen Tosone PITCH GUIDE: Right On Pitch ---- ARTICLE MENTIONED: What Millennials Look For In Influencers --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/annitakatee/support

Ali and Harmony break down the Inaugural fashion trends, Anthony Sorenson calls-in to talk hair and beauty, and Sarah Jessica Parker and Katie Holmes street styles in Whose Look.

The Simonetta Lein Show is hosted by Celebrity TV Host and Top Woman Influencer Simonetta Lein. The show brings entrepreneurs, influencers, celebrities, and top executives to inspire and entertain audiences worldwide. Simonetta's prominent profile on Instagram has earned her more than two million followers, and she continues to grow her following by demonstrating her commitment to making a difference in her adopted city of Philadelphia and all around the world.  Originally from the north of Italy, Simonetta modeled for Vogue Italia, Vanity Fair Italy and Cosmopolitan while building a career as a renowned fashion influencer and spokesperson. She's been a contributor for Vanity Fair Italy, La Repubblica, and La Voce Di New York, Forbes, Entrepreneur and Huffington Post. Her Book, “Everything Is Possible: A Novel About the Power of Dreams,” is a testament to her unwavering commitment to empowering her peers and herself. =================== Wendy Stuart Kaplan As an actress, print model, and stand up comedienne, Wendy has worked in film, television and theatre and has made appearances on many syndicated and daytime talk shows. Her fun personality and quick sense of humor made her a standout guest whether she was modeling unusual wedding gowns on Geraldo or selling shoes on Speigel TV. Her ecclectic career also includes being voted Mrs. NY, going on to compete in the National Mrs. America pageant. Watch “Pandemic Cooking with Wendy” every day starring Wendy Stuart Kaplan on Youtube.

Davis Burleson (@davisburleson2) joins 2Old4TikTok this week! Dena and Melissa start the show talking about New Year's resolutions. They get excited discussing how Cheerios (@cheerios) is on TikTok recreating one of their classic 1990’s commercials thanks to a TikTok creator’s (@corispruiell) idea. Davis Burleson Interview ~7:40Davis tells us how he first got into TikTok earlier this year and how he’s grown his following to over 270k. We hear more about his Jeffree Star impression and his first year in college during the pandemic. Melissa gets riled up about bagels. We all bond over living in New York City during college, Trader Joes, Bagel Bob’s, and Newsbar Cafe. David tells us how he became real life friends with TikTok stars Audrey Peters (@theaudreypeters) and Serena Shahidi (@glamdemon2004). We hear about his experience as one of the TikTok creators invited to tour the Empire State Building. He tells us why his profile picture is of Jamie Lee Curtis and what type of content is on his For You Page. Fashion and Beauty TikTok ~34:30We get into Fashion and Beauty TikTok, discussing some of our favorite accounts like Nabela Noor (@nabela), Brittany Xavier (@brittany.xavier), and Kate Bartlett (@kateebartlett). Melissa asks Davis to explain some Youtubers she doesn’t know: Tana Mongeau (@tanamongeaulol), Tati Westbrook, Jeffree Star, Emma Chamberlain (@emmachamberlain). He explains what happened with James Charles (@jamescharles), Tati Westbrook, Shane Dawson (@shanedawson), and Jeffree Star at Coachella. Davis tells us more of his favorite TikTok creators like Noah Miller (@nmillz1). Lightning Round: New Years Eve Edition ~50:10We ask Davis for his NYE resolution, fashion predictions for 2021, hype house picks, thrift store advice, favorite TikTok trends, worst TikTok songs, and more. Find TikTok videos from all the creators we mention on our blog (2Old4TikTok.com) and Instagram (@2old4tiktokpod).

Kirsti Manna, #1 hit songwriter continues in her How Bad Do You Want It?Series with an episode dedicated to becoming authentic and authenticity. Her producer/husband Bill Warner joins her in this episode for the discussion. She welcomes her Poland, Ohio hometown friends The 2 Orchids to the #Shero Spotlight. (YouTube lifestyle, home decor and fashion/beauty #experts Karen Fortunato and Lauren Cercel) The Meow Not Bow Wow segment compares the authenticity of dogs and cats.

 Attorney Damario Solomon Simmons talks about Reparations and law. Chiku Williams  discusses her upcoming event Sneakers Ball and beauty tips for females

In this episode of The Payments Show Podcast, I spoke to Gulnaz Khusainova who is the Founder of Easysize.Easysize helps fashion and beauty e-commerce retailers to be more sustainable by reducing returns using AI, Payment Data and Big Data for accurate sizing and fit.Summary of topics discussed:1. The Role of Fashion & Beauty in the Payments War2. Reducing Returns and Increasing Sustainability3. Correct Sizing Without Measurements4. Using Payments and Returns Data for Recommendations5. How Payment Companies Add Value to Customers and Merchants6. The Impact of Buy Now Pay Later7. Gen Z Impact in Fashion and Payments8. Social and Community eCommerce9. Facebook Shop, Instagram Checkout and Shopify's Shop App10. Differences in Consumer Behaviour on Different Platforms or Sites10m Highlights Version: click hereDetails:- Recorded on 04 Sep 2020- Host: Satwant Phull, Founder of Digital Money Lab- Guest: Gulnaz Khusainova, Founder and CEO, Easysize[Next Steps]- Get in touch with Satwant: digitalmoneylab.com- Get in touch with Gulnaz: @iamgulnazk- Easysize: easysize.me - Forbes Article: bit.ly/3lRqg0g[Support the Show]Buy Bitcoin and receive $20 cash bonus! Bitstamp is the original global cryptocurrency exchange. Buy instantly with a card: bit.ly/3mQTk9AExchange 150+ different cryptocurrencies Exchange and purchase over 150 cryptocurrencies with Changelly: bit.ly/2YlimDzFee-free Overseas Currency Transfer Get a fee-free currency transfer for you or your business with Wise: bit.ly/3DJBBGUDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/satwant)

On this mini episode of Raw & Real NYC, Sam and Meghan talk about major life updates, fashion and beauty favorites, must read books to put on your list for the fall, how we use affirmations in our lives and so much more! With 2020 being one of the craziest years ever, we are here to tell you that we are all in the same boat. Listen for an inside scoop on some major changes that have happened in Sam's life & let us know your thoughts after listening to this episode on our @rawandrealnyc instagram! Raw & Real on Instagram @rawandrealnyc Meghan Casey Loftus on Instagram @meghancaseyloftus Samantha Jenkins on Instagram @samijenkins Levi Sebree on Instagram @levisebree Marc Jacobs on Instagram @marcjacobs and Heaven @heavn Sunday Best Button-Up Top: https://www.aritzia.com/us/en/product/future-button-up/78859.html?dwvar_78859_color=1275

This week, Kristin and Lindsay talk about diversity in fashion and beauty. Kristin shares a number of personal experiences—like the time she emailed a big-name retailer to ask why they didn’t have Black models, and received a disingenuous, half-hearted response. (Spoiler alert: the brand posted a Black square on their Instagram account last month.) She also talks about the difficulties Black women face at hair salons and in the beauty aisles of drugstores.    Kristin and Lindsay also chat with Brittany Hennessy, the best-selling author of “INFLUENCER: Building Your Personal Brand In The Age Of Social Media.”   Brittany joins At the Bar to shed some light on the reasons why white influencers and models have historically received more offers than Black influencers and models, as well as the lack of diversity in the teams that are tasked with casting for social media campaigns.   We also explore “cancel culture” and the issues that brands are currently having in their attempt to become more diverse.   To connect with Brittany Hennessy:   Website: https://www.brittanyhennessy.com/ Carbon August: https://www.carbonaugust.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrsbrittanyhennessy/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittanyphennessy   Join the At The Bar Community:   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/atthebarpod/  Web: https://www.atthebarpod.com/   Connect with Kristin Smith:   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/krispxkristin/ Web: https://www.krispxkristin.com/    Connect with Lindsay Silberman:   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lindsaysilb/ Web: https://www.lindsaysilberman.com/

The Duchess of Cambridge has been impressing on video calls with her easy charm - and with her fashion too. Sophie Wessex's increased role is also allowing us to see more of her wardrobe, and we've glimpsed Meghan's style as she begins her new life with Harry after leaving their roles as senior royals. Pod Save The Queen host Ann Gripper is joined by Mirror fashion director Rivkie Baum and Mirror Online's Sarah Bradbury to look at the clothes and make-up we've seen from the royals during lockdown. Pod Save The Queen takes a closer look in this miniseries, with specials on royal body language, room setup and fashion and beauty.

Fashion and beauty in scripture? Yes! Join Clare and Alesia during this week's campfire convo about how you see God using fashion and beauty in scripture to fulfill His purposes. This conversation sparked deeper unscripted thoughts about God's divine purpose for each one of His children! Your inner beauty and/or you physical beauty has a purpose only you can carry out. Jesus, in you, is needed in the unique places God has called you to.

On this week's episode of the Modern Vintage Podcast with Miss J, we are talking about how to get started with vintage style.  1. Begin small with hair, makeup, or an accessory 2. Start looking at your current wardrobe with a vintage eye 3. It takes confidence to dress in a vintage style everyday. Expect that you will feel overdressed, other people's comments, and feeling a bit out of place.  Remember being overdressed is a compliment to everyone who sees you. To learn more about becoming a modern leading lady who wears vintage style go to www.judithgaton.com

Meet Michelle Li! Currently at Teen Vogue as the fashion and beauty editor, she handles all creative direction, styling, and feature writing for all fashion and beauty editorials. Michelle previously was the fashion market editor at Refinery29 where she worked on the editorial team writing and styling all fashion shoots.  IG: @himichelleli Join the So…What Do You Do Again? Community on IG: @sowhatdoyoudoagain Host: @naomielizee Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe! It allows for us to continue to grow :)

Join us LIVE at 9pm EDT/6pm PDT as we chat with Charlotte based Beauty and Fashion Photographer Breonna Collier. Breonna joins us to talk about her career as a Fashion and Beauty photographer and how she merges Styling and Creative Direction with it.  You don't want to miss it. Tell a friend and join us on Beauty Talk on BlogTalk Radio.

The Iconic Point of View where we recap the ballroom community and events that shape it. Hosted by respected Icons Rodney Balmain, Harold Balenciaga, and Arnold St. Laurent. The views and opinions range from conservative to radical. Join us as we discuss not only ballroom but news, sports a day the world around us. The Iconic Point of View where intelligence and shade are one and the same. Broadcasting live Tonight at 11:30pm est/10:30pm central (929) 477-3073 or at www.blogtalkradio.com/tensorchops

Jill Manoff is the Editor in Chief at Glossy. Glossy is a B2B publication that covers the evolution of the fashion, beauty and wellness industry through the lens of digital technology. In this episode we cover Jill's role at Glossy, how she makes editorial decisions, creating content for an expert audience, honest advertising, hiring the right talent and many more topics. This is a really interesting interview for anybody interested in B2B publishing, the fashion industry, and the role of Editor-in-Chief.

Join co-founders Natalie Ellis and Danielle Canty in interviewing fashion and beauty influencer, Marta Pozzan, as they share a full behind-the-highlight-reel conversation of what it really takes to stay balanced as a super driven and ambitious woman. Marta shares actionable tips and practices to help you overcome overwhelm and de-stress, how to get started in the influencer space, provide value, set boundaries and negotiate brand deals. The trio also discuss overcoming imposter syndrome and the fear of judgment no matter how successful you are and how to improve your work performance and grow a successful brand by taking time to be still and present. If you’d love to learn from the BossBabe team about how to grow your audience on Instagram by 10,000 ideal clients in 30 days, register for a free spot in the next training at: https://bossbabe.com/growthatinsta

It's all about giving back this season. Here are a few brands that give back big time

The first recording of the show is about letting your hair down a little bit and seeing the table in a genuine state of mind. Watch us as we grow on NYCC Podcast. --- 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/newyoucarescloset/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newyoucarescloset/support

Our analysts have been following the New York, Milan, London and Paris fashion weeks through social media and by attending in person. From elevated neutrals and make-up colour-blocking to 3D nail art and dirty hair, they run through the key trends spotted on the runways. But what does it all mean for brands, buyers and retailers? They discuss how fashion can cater to modern-day, working women; why influencers still play a crucial role in trickling trends down to consumers; and how brands are trying new approaches to get consumers involved. Host: Dana Macke (Associate Director of US Lifestyles & Leisure Reports) Guest: Alexis DeSalva (Senior Retail Analyst, US) Lauren Goodsitt (Global Beauty Analyst)

Our special guest this episode is fashion and beauty illustrator Deanna First. Deanna has carved an amazing niche for herself illustrating for brands like Saks Fifth Avenue, Swarovski, Ralph Lauren, Estee Lauder and countless others. In this interview we got to learn more about Deanna’s upbringing in Ohio, her early career as a fashion designer for Ralph Lauren and J. Crew, how she began her career as a fashion illustrator and so much more.www.deannafirst.comThis episode was mixed by Joshua ColemanIf you're a fan of the show leave us a comment and a 5 star rating in the Apple app!Checkout 'OPP' on Apple and Spotify See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy Wellness Wednesday! On this episode of the podcast, we welcome Candice Puthawala, founder of Beauty Bar Chocolate. Beauty Bar Chocolate is a sugar-free, raw chocolate bar that helps relieve stress, fights fatigue and balances hormones all while giving your skin that natural spa glow. It is made with hand selected super-foods, adaptogens and pearl collagen -- and it is delicious. Candice's journey to her own chocolate beauty brand was far from linear. As a single mother who worked in the fashion industry for over 18 years, Candice ended up burnt out and plagued with severe chronic illness. Living a life of in constant high stress, led to her experiencing inflammation, candida, thyroid issues, and anxiety. In order to heal, Candice left the fashion world and decided to change her life -- starting with her diet. Her complete mind, body, and soul transformation -- which she details on this episode of the podcast -- not only healed her chronic ailments, but led her to create Beauty Bar. On this episode we have a deep dialogue about her complete transformation from her career, to her health, and to where she is now. You will definitely be inspired by Candice's courageous journey! To learn more and shop Beauty Bar Chocolate visit: https://beautybarchocolate.com or follow Candice on instagram @awholeandhappylife and @beautybarchocolate Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast! We release new episodes each #WellnessWednesday! You can also follow us on instagram at CourageousWellness and get in touch at www.courageouswellnesspodcast.com This episode is brought to you by Beekeepers Naturals!  To receive 15% off your purchase visit www.beekeepersnaturals.com/courageouswellness and use code: courageouswellness (all one word) at checkout!   We are so happy to offer our listeners 10% off on all Four Sigmatic superfood coffee and elixirs! For 10% off Four Sigmatic products visit www.foursigmatic.com and use the code: courageous at checkout!  

Did You Know You are More than Enough? You are the Image and Likeness of the creator!  According to David the psalmist, we are “fearfully and wonderfully” made. The Big question is, how do you dress to appear in this light? Join Personal Stylist and Coach, Stephanie Michelle, and Dr. Alise in this revealing episode as we take you through tips and secrets of dressing with the purpose to attract the right energy for positive interactions, business, and matters of the heart.

Katrina Fox chats with Melissa Hobbs, co-founder of The Vegan Company, fashion and beauty hub.

Finding Your Mojo Through Fashion and Beauty When you're a mum, it's easy to slip into a negative headspace and feel bad about how you look. That's why I'm so excited about today's episode because we're chatting with someone who will help you boost your confidence so you can find your mojo through fashion and beauty. LET'S GET INTO IT Today's guest is Melina Bagnato! Melina is the Director, Stylist & Buyer of STYLE ME OVER. Her passion is to touch, move and inspire women to understand and accept who they are by helping them create a style that is suited to their body whilst also building confidence and self-esteem.Being a mum herself, she knows how YOUR style can be last on the list. Melina is a regular host of her own podcast and guest speaker at various shopping centres, corporate/women's groups and secondary schools where she often discusses positive body image and self-esteem. THE RECAP During this episode, Melina is going to tap into her expertise and share her best tips to help you find your mojo through fashion and beauty while also sharing insight into her most recent pregnancy and how she continued running her business and working right up until her due date! 1. Introducing Melina! Melina is a woman of purpose and ambition! Plus, she's a friend of mine who knows her way around fashion and hustling! You're really going to love learning more about her and her journey.Key Points We Discussed:Who is Melina?What is Melina's biz journey?How did Melina found her biz? 2. Mum + Business Life In this section, I'm so excited for Melina to dive into her most recent pregnancy and how she continued running her business and working right up until her due date. Key Points We Discussed:What is Melina's outlook on working up to her due date?When it comes to maternity leave and returning to work as a business owner, what is Melina's stance?Why should you stop caring what other people think about maternity leave? 3. Body Confidence It's important to accept who you are by creating a style that is suited to your body! This will help you build confidence and self-esteem. In this section, Melina is sharing her best tips to help you find your mojo through fashion and beauty.Key Points We Discussed:What are some tips for women that have lost their body confidence? Everything that does not fit today, move it into a box that is out of sight. Flip your hangers. Dress to feel good. How to find your mojo through fashion and beauty?Why do trends make you feel bad about yourself?How can you choose your style? If you could choose three words right now to feel when you leave the house, what would they be? Those are the three words you should be creating your style around. Melina's three words are sophisticated, confident and comfortable. What is the importance of practicing how you look in front of the mirror? WRAP UP This chat was so rad! I hope you loved all of the tips that she shared.I'm challenging you to take a small step to boost your confidence by popping your lips with your favorite lipstick via a video/photo/or Boomerang! Use the hashtag sticker #PopYourLips and tag me (@mumswithhustle) and Melina (@stylemeover) in your IG Stories, so I can cheer you on. CONNECT WITH MELINA Website: stylemeover.comInstagram: @stylemeoverFacebook: @stylemeoverAU CONNECT WITH ME Web: www.mumswithhustle.comFacebook: @MumswithhustleInstagram: @mumswithhustleTwitter: @MumsWithHustleBiz Club: MWH Biz Club LOVE OUR PODCASTS? Okay, mama! I'm going to give it to you straight, 'cause you know that's what I'm about. Podcast reviews are super important to iTunes and the more reviews we receive the more likely iTunes will reward us with better reach. I want to reach more hustling mamas that can add extreme value to our kick-ass tribe. Help a sister, out? I already love you forever, but I’d be extremely grateful if you would review me on iTunes! If you've loved this podcast, never miss another one!

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This week's Made by Mammas: The Podcast is all about fashion and beauty - two things that are so closely linked to your identity, and two things that can change by having a little one. So this week, we've called upon two of the most stylish Mummas we know to chat all about it.Yes, Sam and Gemma from This is Mothership are chatting to Zoe and Georgia this week. They chat about how This is Mothership started, spending money on staying in clothes, feeling guilty for caring about yourself, retaining your style during pregnancy, maternity style, and how your beauty regime changes after baby.Plus, the girls all share the products for pregnancy that they love, tips for maternity wear and their top maternity brands.Listen by clicking ‘Play’, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Acast and please do rate and review to help others find the podcast.Find a new episode every Monday and in the meantime check out Made by Mammas NOW!****Find This is Mothership:Instagram: @thisismothershipWebsite: www.thisismothership.comCheck out Made By MammasInstagram: @madebymammasFacebook: @madebymammasWebsite: madebymammas.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you have any connection to the fashion or beauty industries you’ve most likely heard of Alexandra Wilkis Wilson at least of  The GILT Group and Glamsquad. Her latest entrepreneurial success is Allergan’s Spotlyte, educating millions  on beauty and medical aesthetics.Alexandra shares her remarkable entrepreneurial journey—from a childhood lemonade stand to leading 1,000 employees, how startups are romanticized, and teams are everything, the importance of a two-way street and how becoming a mother impacted her professional life, finding the right people to hire, launching a company in the biggest way, how culture has been a focus for her new company, and how she’s learned to say no (but sometimes yes). Plus, a surprise, and a brainstorm for a social media strategy. Alexandra Wilkis Wilson, Entrepreneur, Executive, Board Director, Investor, Advisor, Mentor, Author, Public Speaker, and SVP, Consumer Strategy and Innovation for Allergan, joins Socialfly founders Stephanie Cartin and Courtney Spritzer in the MouthMedia Network studios for a conversation about building her company and her journey to success, along with a surprise and a brainstorm.In this episode: Coming from a lemonade stand as a child to launching GILT as her first entrepreneurial effort as a professional person Being bitten by the entrepreneurial bug, a major turning point for her — seeing tech, fashion, commerce, all really changing Why Alexandra is a big believer in teams The unexpected level of difficulty, and how startups are romanticized The process from idea to raising money and figuring out a business How Alexandra is involved in many startups in various ways Always seeking the perfect market fit  — a perfect storm of a good idea and amazing people, timing and funding What the co-founders focused on in their roles The importance of a two-way street, LinkedIn, helping others, what goes around comes around The timing of becoming a mother, how it brought a change Getting involved in Glamsquad because she bumped into cofounders who had a great idea What Alexandra is doing now is scarier than anything before Someone from Socialfly was the 500k Glamsquad customer When she was looking for board roles, a big client is Allergan owned Botox, doing something innovative Spotlyte – a great place to learn about beauty and skincare Alexandra is an expert in understanding consumer behavior, consumer strategy and innovation into an industry heavily regulated, that wasn’t focused enough on customer A billboard in Times Square and a food truck for a launch Educating millions of consumers on beauty and medical aesthetics, unbranded Why Alexandra is surprised that a big, global company is so entrepreneurial Keep meeting people, keep track of people Hiring 50 new people in a year Leading over a 1,000 people at one time The culture at Alexandra’s current office – transparent, communicative, respectful, agile, teamwork, fun, passionate, and more — consistency Whether being an entrepreneur gets easier? The good days and bad days phase her less Learning to say “no”

If you have any connection to the fashion or beauty industries you've most likely heard of Alexandra Wilkis Wilson at least of The GILT Group and Glamsquad. Her latest entrepreneurial success is Allergan's Spotlyte, educating millions  on beauty and medical aesthetics. Alexandra shares her remarkable entrepreneurial journey—from a childhood lemonade stand to leading 1,000 employees, how startups are romanticized, and teams are everything, the importance of a two-way street and how becoming a mother impacted her professional life, finding the right people to hire, launching a company in the biggest way, how culture has been a focus for her new company, and how she's learned to say no (but sometimes yes). Plus, a surprise, and a brainstorm for a social media strategy. Alexandra Wilkis Wilson, Entrepreneur, Executive, Board Director, Investor, Advisor, Mentor, Author, Public Speaker, and SVP, Consumer Strategy and Innovation for Allergan, joins Socialfly founders Stephanie Cartin and Courtney Spritzer in the MouthMedia Network studios for a conversation about building her company and her journey to success, along with a surprise and a brainstorm. In this episode: Coming from a lemonade stand as a child to launching GILT as her first entrepreneurial effort as a professional person Being bitten by the entrepreneurial bug, a major turning point for her — seeing tech, fashion, commerce, all really changing Why Alexandra is a big believer in teams The unexpected level of difficulty, and how startups are romanticized The process from idea to raising money and figuring out a business How Alexandra is involved in many startups in various ways Always seeking the perfect market fit  — a perfect storm of a good idea and amazing people, timing and funding What the co-founders focused on in their roles The importance of a two-way street, LinkedIn, helping others, what goes around comes around The timing of becoming a mother, how it brought a change Getting involved in Glamsquad because she bumped into cofounders who had a great idea What Alexandra is doing now is scarier than anything before Someone from Socialfly was the 500k Glamsquad customer When she was looking for board roles, a big client is Allergan owned Botox, doing something innovative Spotlyte – a great place to learn about beauty and skincare Alexandra is an expert in understanding consumer behavior, consumer strategy and innovation into an industry heavily regulated, that wasn't focused enough on customer A billboard in Times Square and a food truck for a launch Educating millions of consumers on beauty and medical aesthetics, unbranded Why Alexandra is surprised that a big, global company is so entrepreneurial Keep meeting people, keep track of people Hiring 50 new people in a year Leading over a 1,000 people at one time The culture at Alexandra's current office – transparent, communicative, respectful, agile, teamwork, fun, passionate, and more — consistency Whether being an entrepreneur gets easier? The good days and bad days phase her less Learning to say “no”

This week in the Accelerator, Editor-in-Chief of Glossy Magazine, Jill Manoff joins us to discuss the digital evolution of fashion and beauty. Jill talks about why Gucci is one of the most digitally savvy brands; how deep transparency into the workings of the brand drives loyalty; and why the department store paradigm has turned upside down.  Please help us spread the word about building your business’ customer equity through effective customer analytics. Rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Google Play, Alexa’s TuneIn, iHeartRadio or Spotify. And do tell us what you think by writing Allison at info@ambitiondata.com or ambitiondata.com. Thanks for listening! Tell a friend! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I am SO honored to have the incredible Victoria Donelda on the pod this week! She started as a makeup artist, and has grown into a vlogger, influencer and model. I set out to have a conversation about fashion and beauty, but we ended up talking about waaaay more important things :) The blessings and curses of social media, our relationships with our bodies and each other and so much more. I can't wait for you to hear from her!! 

On this episode, we bring you part two going inside a Pick My Brain session with host Ahyiana Angel. Pick My Brain sessions are set up to assist you with any business, strategic or operational areas that you need to work through in the areas of marketing, publicity, podcasting, and personal development. In this session, we are introduced to M. Renee from HallsofStyle.com who has launched a fitness program called Run with Renee and she needs help strategizing growth around this new element to her business.Renee website - https://www.hallsofstyle.comPick My Brain Session - https://www.switchpivotorquit.com/schedule-sessionSPQ Resources - https://switchpivotorquit.teachable.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/switchpivotorquit/www.SwitchPivotorQuit.com

Fashion and beauty channel creator Nikita Dragun has hit her 1 Million mark on youtube. Nikita Dragun:  “I feel now more than ever I have a spotlight and a voice and with that comes responsibility. I am not unaware of that. I feel like it didn’t matter if I had 10 subscribers or 100,000 subscribers or 20,000 subscribers. It’s all really about the message that it stands for which is being authentic and true to myself. And I think that keeping that mindset is what’s gotten me to this point of not thinking about the number. I think now instead of thinking of it as having a million subscribers is just that I’m touching more people around the world.” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week Wedding Guest Extraordinaire, Sarah Southern, is joined by fashion and beauty writer Jo Hoare.

Baba shares his personal fashion and beauty tips for celebrating Holi the proper way.

Everyone wants to appear more youthful, but are you making these fashion and beauty mistakes that actually age you? Today Deidra shares the most common mistakes that inadvertently add weight, full your skin, and age you instantly, plus she teaches you how to correct these mistakes easily so you can keep that youthful glow and appearance. This is your one stop shop for style, fashion, health and fitness. Deidra’s passion is to help empower women. Deidra is Mrs. Washington 2017, has a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education from Whitworth University, and is a professional fashion stylist and health guru that helps women become more confident both inside and out.  Check out her story, free resources, and more at: Websites: www.stylebydeidra.com  & www.thesynergychallenge.com Instagram: @stylebydeirda  & @thesynergychallenge  Facebook: facebook.com/stylebydeidra/ & facebook.com/thesynergychallenge/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/stylebydeidra YouTube:(Deidra Murphy) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC576RvpT9qR9PFlnaahB6tg LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/deidra-murphy-8272468b

From Startup to Acquisition in 5 Years: How Sarah Boyd, the Founder of Simply Inc., Used Intentional Networking, Relationship Building and Pure Hustle to Create the Premier Agency for Fashion and Beauty Influencers

Lisa Jean-Francois, MFA, wife, mother, and  a full-time content creator under the brand name Lisa A LA Mode. On her blog, Lisa covers, trending hot topics, beauty, fashion, and lifestyle. She also creates natural hair and beauty video content on her Youtube Channel. Lisa's ultimate goal is to use her platform to raise awareness around issues affecting black women, while simultaneouslysharing her love for beauty and fashion. 

On Episode 77 of the Mama Bear Dares podcasts, Tesi and Leslie speak to stylist, fashion blogger, and entrepreneur Yasi Back about the latest trends. All three agree that it's fun to dress up and look cute, and Yasi delivers tips to moms who want to look good but who might not have the brain space for a detailed wardrobe. The conversation is light and fun...and offers a sneak peek of the dream that Yasi is following! Listen in for a great conversation and to be inspired by Yasi's fashion know-how and her leap of faith! For complete Show Notes, visit the Mama Bear Dares website.

Fab skin masks, great-smelling hair products and super hip timepieces top this season's must-have list

Makeup tutorial: how to have a matte face all day with eyebrow contouring  in today's episode we will discuss how to have a matte face all day with a very surprising product that anyone can buy from your local grocery store or drugstore. We will also go over the technique of brow contouring as well as how to apply strip eyelashes  to see this to tutorial live check out Cornita Hor me-Williams on Facebook 

Fashion:pleasure and danger. Laurie Taylor considers the costs of 'keeping up appearances', then and now. From the flaming tutus of ballerinas to the deaths of garment workers: what perils have accompanied changes in dress, for the producers of clothing, as well as the wearers. How have our ideas of style and good looks shifted according to changing notions of masculinity & femininity? What relationship do beards and facial hair have to our understanding of what it means to be a man? And have the vagaries and demands of fashion invariably hurt women more than men, the poor more than the wealthy? Laurie is joined by Christopher Oldstone-Moore, Senior Lecturer in History at Wright State University, Alison Matthews David, Associate Professor in the School of Fashion at Ryerson University and Joanne Entwistle, Senior Lecturer in Culture and Creative Industries at King's College London. Producer: Jayne Egerton.

Today's show we will be chatting with one of my favorite people. My personal stylist Emily Benson.  You can find her at www.stylebyemily.biz  We will be discussing wellness/fashion and rockin that look for business and pleasure!!  My sense of style needed help, I was always in workout gear, looking like a hot mess, so when I transitioned into more coaching less training and exercise I needed to uplevel my look but still feel like me!!  Emily did that for me!!  She can do it for you also!  Anyone tuning in live or replay can take advantage of her FREE 20 min style consult and 10% off her services.......just for my peeps! Told you I love this girl!    www.stylebyemily.biz/suzanne A little about Emily     I’m fun to work with because I’m positive, silly, confident, empathetic, curious and I know exactly how to match your look on the outside, to the woman that you are on the inside. 

In the 30th edition of the WWDaily Podcast, I discuss top stories in the October 2014 edition of the Women's Wear Daily magazine. Below are the topics discussed: - Our Weekly Recap!! - Halle Berry's New Lingerie Line, Scandale!! - The Italian Court Clears Dolce And Gabbana Of Tax Evasion Charges!! An action packed, fully informative episode of the Your WWDaily Podcast. The fashion industries #1 Fashion Podcast!!! Twitter: @WWDailyPodcast Instagram: @WWDaily_Podcast Email: WWDailyPodcast@Gmail.Com

Showtime:  Tuesday, September 16th at 6pm PT / 9pm ET Feeling in a rut both in your health and style?  Melissa Kathryn, Holistic Weight Loss and Lifestyle Coach, joins Dr. Lo to discuss savvy health and style tips.  You'll learn practical tips to get/stay healthy in the midst of a busy life, how to boost more energy, how to upgrade your sense of style, and more!  Get ready for a fun show! To learn more about Melissa Kathryn, click here. Hosted by Dr. Lauren "Lo" Noel of Shine Natural Medicine

In the 26th edition of the WWDaily Podcast, I discuss two of the top stories in the August edition of the Women's Wear Daily magazine. Below are the topics discussed: - Our Weekly Re-Cap! - Women's Wear Daily Will Soon Have A New Owner! - Top US Clothing Brands & Retailers Named In Infringement Complaint. An action packed, fully informative episode of the Your WWDaily Podcast. The fashion industries #1 Fashion Podcast! Bringing you insider information directly from the pages of the Women's Wear Daily magazine!!! Twitter: @WWDailyPodcast Instagram: @WWDaily_Podcast Email: WWDailyPodcast@Gmail.Com

We are delighted to have as our guest, The Brains Behind No Brainer Beauty, Ms. Laura Geller! From an early age, Laura knew her future would be in makeup. "I used to ask if I could work at the makeup counters for free just so I could be near the products," she explains. Her path to becoming one of the industry’s top makeup artists swiftly followed as she went from beauty school to Broadway – making up the theater industries rising stars. Soon after, Geller's handy work was gracing the small screen including on-air talent at CBS, NBC, AMC, and HBO. Today, Laura is most often seen in front of the camera through her many QVC appearances in the US, the UK and Germany. Her exceptional ability in connecting with her viewers with her authentic persona has been a key to her success and led to a cult following for her brand. Inviting. Innovative. Informative. Ingenious.When it comes to today’s beauty, Laura Geller has an uncanny knack for knowing what works and what wows. She’s masterminded an ingenious collection of multi-tasking color cosmetics that feature the most innovative new products, the most informative, no-nonsense how-to’s and the most inviting, wonderfully wearable colors that give every woman a fresh and fabulous look. Read more about Laura on her website at www.laurageller.com

We are delighted to have as our guest, The Brains Behind No Brainer Beauty, Ms. Laura Geller! From an early age, Laura knew her future would be in makeup. "I used to ask if I could work at the makeup counters for free just so I could be near the products," she explains. Her path to becoming one of the industry’s top makeup artists swiftly followed as she went from beauty school to Broadway – making up the theater industries rising stars. Soon after, Geller's handy work was gracing the small screen including on-air talent at CBS, NBC, AMC, and HBO. Today, Laura is most often seen in front of the camera through her many QVC appearances in the US, the UK and Germany. Her exceptional ability in connecting with her viewers with her authentic persona has been a key to her success and led to a cult following for her brand. Inviting. Innovative. Informative. Ingenious.When it comes to today’s beauty, Laura Geller has an uncanny knack for knowing what works and what wows. She’s masterminded an ingenious collection of multi-tasking color cosmetics that feature the most innovative new products, the most informative, no-nonsense how-to’s and the most inviting, wonderfully wearable colors that give every woman a fresh and fabulous look. Read more about Laura on her website at www.laurageller.com

Flashing Lights: A look at fashion and beauty. Interview with Selita E Banks Featured panelist Brandy Penelope of www.FakeShoreDrive Brandon Williamson of www.Sole-Search.net H2o Soul and JsRehl.wordpress.com We talked about Kanye fashion and more. You need this episode in your life as Dennis attempts to recruit Ms Ebanks for his harem.