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Leaving a NYC Fashion Career to Launch a Lactation Consultant Business with Alicea Sabella (Replay) | Ep #138Host and Career Coach Shannon Russell shares the second act success story of Alicea Sabela on Episode #138 of the Second Act Success Career Podcast. Alicea left a career working for some of Fashion's biggest brands in New York City to build her own business as a lactation consultant. She talks about how she found time to study for her license and how she made the decision to help others with her work, while also building a business close to home to raise her family. SHOW NOTEShttps://secondactsuccess.co/replay2024-------You belong in the Career Clarity Collective! Figuring out what you want in your career often feels like a full time job, BUT you don't have to do it alone! If you feel miserable at work and need a change, join like-minded women in this membership. You'll get access to group coaching, masterclasses, and community. https://secondactsuccess.co/membership Grab my FREE Level Up Career Journal to help you plan your next career move!https://secondactsuccess.co/careerchangeTAKE THE QUIZ!Is Now The Right Time To Change Careers? Take the Quiz! https://secondactsuccess.co/quizBook a FREE Discovery Call with host/career coach Shannon Russell - https://www.calendly.com/second-act-success/coaching-strategyLET'S CONNECT!Instagram - https://instagram.com/secondactsuccessFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/secondactsuccess.coTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@secondactsuccessAll the latest - https://secondactsuccess.co/linksFREE Resources - https://secondactsuccess.co/resources REVIEW & SUBSCRIBE THE PODCAST!
In this episode, we delve into the dynamic world of sustainable fashion careers with Joseph Mountain, a trailblazer who has swiftly risen in the industry.Joseph, a graduate of Manchester Metropolitan University, shares his journey from fashion student to sustainability strategist at N Brown Group. He discusses pivotal moments, including the inception of the Future Fashion Fair (FFF), which played a crucial role in shaping his career and personal brand.Joseph elaborates on his passion for sustainability, the challenges it presents for the fashion industry, and actionable steps the industry can take. From leveraging personal brand to securing a dream job, Joseph offers invaluable advice for aspiring students and professionals looking to make their mark in sustainable fashion.Listen in for a wealth of insights that promise to inspire and inform students, graduates, and enthusiasts alike.You can find out more about the Future Fashion Fair at https://www.futurefashionfair.com/And if you'd like to chat with Joseph, you can connect with him on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/joseph-mountain/We'll be bringing more conversations from the world of sustainable fashion regularly, so remember to follow and invite your friends for a listen. Connect with me on LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/sebastianvolneyFollow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/jaymesbyrontalentFollow us for jobs and news in sustainable fashion at https://www.linkedin.com/company/jaymesbyrontalent/
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Suzanne is open and honest as she shares her story about teaching yoga. We chat about how we came together to create our Yoga Teacher Training school, 'Hearts of Courage.' Suzanne runs a successful yoga studio called 'Repose.' This is an energetic podcast, and I believe it will uplift your mood. She shares her journey from the fashion world in New York to the world of yoga. Yes, this podcast is sponsored by me. Visit www.yogawithmaura.ie/live-classes, and you can get a 25% discount by using the code: "podcast." Love & Light, Maura x
Struggling to expand your professional network beyond immediate connections?Cold outreach is the secret weapon that can transform your fashion career. This episode tackles the art of reaching out to industry professionals you've never met before to build relationships.Learn how to identify and research potential mentors, collaborators, and opportunities. Discover tips for crafting personalized, compelling outreach messages to stand out. Gain insight into professional email structure and follow-up strategies to secure responses. Whether you're looking to land jobs or gain insider intel, effective cold outreach unlocks doors.This episode breaks down the strategic process into actionable steps so you can approach cold outreach with confidence. Expand your network through thoughtful relationship-building outreach.Tune in and let me know how your cold outreach efforts start to change after listening to this episode!▼ LINKS & RESOURCES ▼EPISODE SHOW NOTES:https://mariahedian.com/coldoutreachEPISODE MENTION:Networking Strategies for Recent Grads: How to Use Your Network to Reach Your Career Goalshttps://mariahedian.com/careergoalsCUSTOM RESUME REVIEW SERVICELet's work together to create a powerful resume that gets you interviews!https://mariahedian.com/career-servicesTHE ITFI ROSTERSign up for our ITFI Roster here: https://mariahedian.com/roster-signupMake sure to fill out the form you receive in your email.If you don't, we can't add you to the roster!JOIN THE ITFI FACEBOOK COMMUNITY:https://mariahedian.com/itfi-groupITFI INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/intothefashionindustryITFI IS ON TIK TOK!Follow me @FashionCareerMentor to learn more actionable steps, professional strategies and a behind-the-scenes look at all things fashion industry!
Hey fashion friends! Welcome back to another episode of The Haute Guide! Today we're discussing first - how to start a fashion blog in 2023. Here's how to get started: Buy your domain: I use GoDaddy Buy your hosting: I use Siteground Point your domain to Siteground: here's a great article on how to do so Install Wordpress into Siteground: here's a great article on how to do so Find a responsive template: I get mine from Heartenmade Also - we're talking about how to pitch yourself for fashion week! Similar to what we talked about on Episode 42: Podcast Episode: Good American x GKJ, Can ChatGPT Really Predict Fashion Trends, & How to Secure Speaking Gigs As A Fashion Expert Blog Post: https://www.akbrownstl.com/how-to-get-paid-speaking-engagements-as-a-fashion-expert-free-email-pitch-template/ Thank you for tuning in to this week's episode of The Haute Guide. Don't forget: Subscribe Rate 5 stars Share Follow me everywhere: Website ➭ http://www.akbrownstl.com Facebook ➭ http://www.facebook.com/akbrownstl Twitter ➭ http://www.twitter.com/akbrownstl Instagrams ➭ http://www.instagram.com/akbrownstl http://www.instagram.com/fwrdsociety http://www.instagram.com/hauteboss.co http://www.instagram.com/pinkmusestudio http://www.instagram.com/thehauteguidepodcast http://www.instagram.com/thefittingroomlive http://www.instagram.com/thefashionfirmpr
“At HERA we all work really hard, but we all do it together” HERA, a UK fashion, and apparel brand I have been a fan of since 2018. Holly Beadle joined me on the podcast down in their head offices in Cheltenham where we discovered what it means to be a CEO of a clothing brand which is taking the industry by storm. Diving deep into Holly's career and origins within the fashion and clothing industry, this episode gives amazing context into what makes a CEO. Holly was one of the early adopters of GymShark as well as working with some amazing brands such as Halfords, Flannels, My Protein and now HERA. We cover it all: culture, branding, fashion and discover how our career past can influence our career future. Support the showSponsors Bully Billows Anthony Koums & Benjamin Billows: Email: anthonykoumi1992@gmail.comSocials: https://www.instagram.com/bullybillows/Website: http://www.bullybillows.comHERAhttps://heraclothing.com/Discount code: HERAXSIM15 for 15% off If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and follow so you don't miss future episodes. Feel free to write a review on Apple/iTunes, then screenshot and send to the link below: Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sim-bhatoy?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_profile_view_base_contact_details%3Bn7YD28isRSOkhjjrExSkkw%3D%3D
Want to work in sustainable fashion but not sure how to begin or how to transition from what you do now? Or maybe you work in sustainable fashion now, but you're ready for a bit of a change. In this episode, I'm sharing my sustainable fashion career and entrepreneurial journey and the lessons I learned along the way. FIND JOBS IN SUSTAINABLE FASHION:Conscious Fashion Collective Job Board HIRE FREELANCERS OR PROMOTE YOUR SERVICES:Check out the Sustainable Fashion Freelancer Directory ACCELERATE YOUR SUSTAINABLE FASHION CAREER JOURNEY:Join the Conscious Fashion Collective Membership ***MORE EPISODES YOU MIGHT LIKE:EP6: My Sustainable Fashion JourneyEP62: Conscious Entrepreneurship and Crafting with Saskia de Feijter
Do you want to work in fashion? Well, you need to expand your fashion vocabulary then and start using the correct fashion jargon. In this podcast episode, I'll share the definitions of 10 fashion industry terms that any fashion professional should know. Resources mentioned in the episode:Get my free PDF guide with 30 fashion terms and their definitions. DM me on Instagram at @glamobserver the word terms and I'll send you the guide for free!Haute Couture Podcast Our Substack newsletter 365 days of fashion Visit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver
We see fashion collections, runways, and magazines... but the output of the fashion industry is not a result of creative decisions only. Before the creative work, there is something else.At the end of the day, fashion companies are a business and they need to generate profits. If you want to work in fashion you need to learn its mechanisms. Register here for my free live webinar about Excel for the fashion industry Enroll in the Excel for fashion courseVisit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver
Hey fashion fam! Back with a treat I promised - 4 steps on how to brand yourself as a fashion expert! Make sure to give 5 stars, subscribe, and share the episode! My Links: Website ➭ http://www.akbrownstl.com Facebook ➭ http://www.facebook.com/akbrownstl Twitter ➭ http://www.twitter.com/akbrownstl Follow ALL of My Instagrams ➭ http://www.instagram.com/akbrownstl http://www.instagram.com/fwrdsociety http://www.instagram.com/hauteboss.co http://www.instagram.com/pinkmusestudio http://www.instagram.com/thehauteguidepodcast
In this podcast episode I am sharing what happened during my job interview for my e-commerce internship at Alexander McQueen. I'll share what I did to prepare myself for it and what the recruiter tested me on. The Excel for fashion course is re-opening enrollment soon! Click here to join the waitlist. Want to learn more about Excel for the fashion industry? Join me on March 28th or 29th for a live webinar where we will chat more about this important skill you need to work in fashion. I'll also teach you 4 Excel tricks to impress your fashion boss (or the recruiter). Click here to register for the live webinar. Visit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver
Want to get a job or internship in fashion?In this podcast episode I'll share what is the most important skill that recruiters look at when hiring. Excel for fashion course waitlist Visit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver
I chatted with Hetty Appleton-Miles Stylist at Burberry who moved to London from Australia 7 years ago. Hetty's main job as Stylist for the British brand is styling the looks for the Burberry website and some digital campaigns: from developing the concept with her director to styling up to overseeing the looks on set. Like any other person working in fashion, also her working days are never the same. From this chat, you'll hear how she got started in the industry and you'll be surprised to learn that she started with no formal university education. Although in the podcast she says that educating yourself outside of a traditional degree is fundamental. indeed she took several online courses to understand more about fashion. I asked her about her tips for becoming a good stylist and if this is a career you want to pursue, you will be motivated to know that she believes that styling is a skill that you can practice through work experience and that you can acquire even if right now maybe you believe you might not have it. We also chatted about her recent work trip to Paris, her favorite shows of the season as well as how she separates her personal style from her styling work. Free Webinar: 3 powerful strategies to break into the fashion industry: Register here Visit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver
The employee voice is becoming much louder. "We might have been expected to do photocopying, and make coffee for the first, you know, year of your employment. But that isn't that isn't the case anymore. And that certainly isn't what younger generations are going to stand for." - Abigail Wilmore (Want to read a full written for reading transcript version of this episode? Download it here.) Who is Abigail Wilmore? Abigail Wilmore is a Chief People Officer and certified Executive/ Performance Success Coach. She is a Chartered Fellow of the CIPD and specialises in heart-centred, kind leadership promotion, sustainability and values-led people strategy creation. She's all about diversity and equality, culture and engagement, positive energy networking, global change and organisation design. Along with that, she's also instrumental in talent and leadership development and performance-driven wellbeing strategy. She's a strategic executive committee member, and animal welfare campaigner. What is Dr Barbara Sturm? Dr Barbara Sturm is a renowned cosmetic doctor and skincare expert based in Germany. She's known for her innovative and natural approach to skincare and has developed an extensive line of products that focus on the skin's needs while using minimal ingredients. The range includes creams, serums, face oils, and masks that are specifically formulated to protect and nourish the skin, making them suitable for all skin types. In addition to her products, Dr Barbara offers a variety of treatments including laser treatments, injections, and chemical peels. What does this have to do with Abigail? Well, our guest for this episode is the Chief People Officer at the company. And it's her responsibility to define and implement the people strategy, bringing the ethical, sustainable and responsible elements of what the brand stands for into their people and culture agenda. Abigail Wilmore's story Abigail Wilmore had a childhood that was full of love, but was also unconventional. Her mother was an artist and makeup artist in the film industry, while her father was a mathematician and teacher. Growing up, Abigail and her sister were encouraged to be themselves and speak up for what they believed in. And then there was the ballet and fashion which followed. So to learn more about Abigail, you're going to need to listen to the episode. What are you waiting for? Click play, and immerse yourself in another fascinating conversation with another wonderful guest on the Everyday Leadership podcast. Key leadership learning moments (timestamps) 0:00 - Intro 06:32 - Abigail's Shift from Ballet to the Fashion Career 10:27 - Creating Your Own Path: Sope's Thoughts 12:42 - Skills that Helped Abigail in Her Career 18:20 - Interviewing with Gucci Group 26:00 - Abigail's Definition of Human Resources 27:16 - Tips to Create a Great Working Culture 34:33 - How Abigail Deals with Frustrations in the Current HR System 40:00 - What is Heart-Centered Leadership? 41:48 - Leadership in the Modern Working Culture 44:48 - Changes Needed to be Made in Leading Teams 48:12 - Abigail's Biggest Leadership Lessons 51:16 - Abigail's Definition of Leadership Abigail's links: LinkedIn The Henley Collective Dr Barbara Sturm Stella McCartney Follow the podcast If you've just stumbled across this podcast episode by chance, please do click here to follow it so you never miss a future episode. If you want to learn more about this podcast, and myself, Sope Agbelusi, you can do so using any of the below links. Connect with Me Website Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Email: hello@mindsetshift.co.uk I am always keen to hear your thoughts and connect with the community of listeners. If you have any comments, feedback or thoughts, please drop me an email at https://mindsetshift.co.uk/#ask-me-anything
The employee voice is becoming much louder. "We might have been expected to do photocopying, and make coffee for the first, you know, year of your employment. But that isn't that isn't the case anymore. And that certainly isn't what younger generations are going to stand for." - Abigail Wilmore (Want to read a full written for reading transcript version of this episode? Download it here.) Who is Abigail Wilmore? Abigail Wilmore is a Chief People Officer and certified Executive/ Performance Success Coach. She is a Chartered Fellow of the CIPD and specialises in heart-centred, kind leadership promotion, sustainability and values-led people strategy creation. She's all about diversity and equality, culture and engagement, positive energy networking, global change and organisation design. Along with that, she's also instrumental in talent and leadership development and performance-driven wellbeing strategy. She's a strategic executive committee member, and animal welfare campaigner. What is Dr Barbara Sturm? Dr Barbara Sturm is a renowned cosmetic doctor and skincare expert based in Germany. She's known for her innovative and natural approach to skincare and has developed an extensive line of products that focus on the skin's needs while using minimal ingredients. The range includes creams, serums, face oils, and masks that are specifically formulated to protect and nourish the skin, making them suitable for all skin types. In addition to her products, Dr Barbara offers a variety of treatments including laser treatments, injections, and chemical peels. What does this have to do with Abigail? Well, our guest for this episode is the Chief People Officer at the company. And it's her responsibility to define and implement the people strategy, bringing the ethical, sustainable and responsible elements of what the brand stands for into their people and culture agenda. Abigail Wilmore's story Abigail Wilmore had a childhood that was full of love, but was also unconventional. Her mother was an artist and makeup artist in the film industry, while her father was a mathematician and teacher. Growing up, Abigail and her sister were encouraged to be themselves and speak up for what they believed in. And then there was the ballet and fashion which followed. So to learn more about Abigail, you're going to need to listen to the episode. What are you waiting for? Click play, and immerse yourself in another fascinating conversation with another wonderful guest on the Everyday Leadership podcast. Key leadership learning moments (timestamps) 0:00 - Intro 06:32 - Abigail's Shift from Ballet to the Fashion Career 10:27 - Creating Your Own Path: Sope's Thoughts 12:42 - Skills that Helped Abigail in Her Career 18:20 - Interviewing with Gucci Group 26:00 - Abigail's Definition of Human Resources 27:16 - Tips to Create a Great Working Culture 34:33 - How Abigail Deals with Frustrations in the Current HR System 40:00 - What is Heart-Centered Leadership? 41:48 - Leadership in the Modern Working Culture 44:48 - Changes Needed to be Made in Leading Teams 48:12 - Abigail's Biggest Leadership Lessons 51:16 - Abigail's Definition of Leadership Abigail's links: LinkedIn The Henley Collective Dr Barbara Sturm Stella McCartney Follow the podcast If you've just stumbled across this podcast episode by chance, please do click here to follow it so you never miss a future episode. If you want to learn more about this podcast, and myself, Sope Agbelusi, you can do so using any of the below links. Connect with Me Website Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Email: hello@mindsetshift.co.uk I am always keen to hear your thoughts and connect with the community of listeners. If you have any comments, feedback or thoughts, please drop me an email at https://mindsetshift.co.uk/#ask-me-anything
The employee voice is becoming much louder. "We might have been expected to do photocopying, and make coffee for the first, you know, year of your employment. But that isn't that isn't the case anymore. And that certainly isn't what younger generations are going to stand for." - Abigail Wilmore (Want to read a full written for reading transcript version of this episode? Download it here.) Who is Abigail Wilmore? Abigail Wilmore is a Chief People Officer and certified Executive/ Performance Success Coach. She is a Chartered Fellow of the CIPD and specialises in heart-centred, kind leadership promotion, sustainability and values-led people strategy creation. She's all about diversity and equality, culture and engagement, positive energy networking, global change and organisation design. Along with that, she's also instrumental in talent and leadership development and performance-driven wellbeing strategy. She's a strategic executive committee member, and animal welfare campaigner. What is Dr Barbara Sturm? Dr Barbara Sturm is a renowned cosmetic doctor and skincare expert based in Germany. She's known for her innovative and natural approach to skincare and has developed an extensive line of products that focus on the skin's needs while using minimal ingredients. The range includes creams, serums, face oils, and masks that are specifically formulated to protect and nourish the skin, making them suitable for all skin types. In addition to her products, Dr Barbara offers a variety of treatments including laser treatments, injections, and chemical peels. What does this have to do with Abigail? Well, our guest for this episode is the Chief People Officer at the company. And it's her responsibility to define and implement the people strategy, bringing the ethical, sustainable and responsible elements of what the brand stands for into their people and culture agenda. Abigail Wilmore's story Abigail Wilmore had a childhood that was full of love, but was also unconventional. Her mother was an artist and makeup artist in the film industry, while her father was a mathematician and teacher. Growing up, Abigail and her sister were encouraged to be themselves and speak up for what they believed in. And then there was the ballet and fashion which followed. So to learn more about Abigail, you're going to need to listen to the episode. What are you waiting for? Click play, and immerse yourself in another fascinating conversation with another wonderful guest on the Everyday Leadership podcast. Key leadership learning moments (timestamps) 0:00 - Intro 06:32 - Abigail's Shift from Ballet to the Fashion Career 10:27 - Creating Your Own Path: Sope's Thoughts 12:42 - Skills that Helped Abigail in Her Career 18:20 - Interviewing with Gucci Group 26:00 - Abigail's Definition of Human Resources 27:16 - Tips to Create a Great Working Culture 34:33 - How Abigail Deals with Frustrations in the Current HR System 40:00 - What is Heart-Centered Leadership? 41:48 - Leadership in the Modern Working Culture 44:48 - Changes Needed to be Made in Leading Teams 48:12 - Abigail's Biggest Leadership Lessons 51:16 - Abigail's Definition of Leadership Abigail's links: LinkedIn The Henley Collective Dr Barbara Sturm Stella McCartney Follow the podcast If you've just stumbled across this podcast episode by chance, please do click here to follow it so you never miss a future episode. If you want to learn more about this podcast, and myself, Sope Agbelusi, you can do so using any of the below links. Connect with Me Website Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Email: hello@mindsetshift.co.uk I am always keen to hear your thoughts and connect with the community of listeners. If you have any comments, feedback or thoughts, please drop me an email at https://mindsetshift.co.uk/#ask-me-anything
More so than other years, 2023 felt tough. The job market was unpredictable and left many people feeling hopeless, discouraged and angry. Before making this episode, I thought about what helpful information or advice I could provide that not only would be beneficial for you as a professional, but that would arm you with the best tools to help you on your career journey. When it comes to your career, it's important to have a roadmap or a plan to help guide you and keep you focused on your goals. In this episode, we'll be talking about 3 strategies to help you do exactly that and ensure a successful fashion career path in the new year. ▼ LINKS & RESOURCES ▼EPISODE SHOW NOTES:https://www.mariahedian.com/smartgoalsEPISODE 12 - 8 LINKEDIN HACKS THAT WILL CHANGE YOUR CAREEREpisode 12 - ITFI Career Blog to learn insider tips and tricks to level up your profile and positively affect your fashion career in 2024SMART GOALS FOR YOUR FASHION CAREER WORKSHEEThttps://mariahedian.com/smartworksheetTHE ITFI ROSTERSign up for our ITFI Roster here: https://www.mariahedian.com/roster-signup Make sure to fill out the form you receive in your email.If you don't, we can't add you to the roster!JOIN THE ITFI COMMUNITY:https://mariahedian.com/itfi-groupITFI INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/intothefashionindustryITFI IS ON TIK TOK!Follow me @FashionCareerMentor to learn more actionable steps, professional strategies and a behind-the-scenes look at all things fashion industry!
LinkedIn is an essential platform for professionals looking to connect with others in their industry and showcase their skills and experience. As my Christmas gift to you, in this week's episode, I'm giving you 8 hacks to help you make your Linkedin profile a tool you can use to get ahead in your career. If you're job hunting or looking to advance your career, it's important to make sure your LinkedIn profile stands out to recruiters and accurately represents your experience in a way that highlights the best areas within your career. These tips and tricks will be great to make your profile visible to more recruiters and hiring managers. They will also help to put your work out there, elevating your experience and overall professional profile.▼ LINKS & RESOURCES ▼EPISODE SHOW NOTES:https://www.mariahedian.com/linkedintipsandtricksSIGN UP FOR YOUR OWN CANVA PRO ACCOUNT:https://bit.ly/3I19ckyCHECK OUT LUNAPIChttps://Lunapic.com CHECK OUT REMOVE.BGhttps://www.Remove.bg EPISODE 9 - REMOVE YOUR OBJECTIVE STATEMENT & DO THIS INSTEADEpisode 9 - ITFI Career Blog to learn more about branding statements and skills tables for your resumeWORDHIPPO FOR SYNONYMShttps://www.wordhippo.com40 QUESTIONS CHEAT SHEEThttps://www.mariahedian.com/cheatsheetTHE ITFI ROSTERSign up for our ITFI Roster here: https://www.mariahedian.com/roster-signupMake sure to fill out the form you receive in your email.If you don't, we can't add you to the roster!JOIN THE ITFI COMMUNITY:https://mariahedian.com/itfi-groupITFI INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/intothefashionindustryITFI IS ON TIK TOK!Follow me @FashionCareerMentor to learn more actionable steps, professional strategies and a behind-the-scenes look at all things fashion industry!
Welcome to The Haute Guide Podcast! I'm your host, AK Brown - The Fashion Connector! This podcast is the guide everyone wishes they had when starting in the fashion industry! Join me as I decode, debrief and spill all the tea on how to navigate in this industry. Whether you're trying to start a fashion business, find your dream fashion career, or simply get confirmation that your passion for fashion isn't crazy, I'm here to show you that you can find your way! Make sure to give 5 stars, subscribe, and share the episode! My Links: Website ➭ http://www.akbrownstl.com Facebook ➭ http://www.facebook.com/akbrownstl Twitter ➭ http://www.twitter.com/akbrownstl Follow ALL of My Instagrams ➭ http://www.instagram.com/akbrownstl http://www.instagram.com/fwrdsociety http://www.instagram.com/hauteboss.co http://www.instagram.com/pinkmusestudio http://www.instagram.com/thehauteguidepodcast
We are excited to welcome Garance Doré to The Style That Binds Us podcast! Garance is an illustrator, writer, photographer and most recently, entrepreneur after launching her clean made-in-France skincare brand, Doré. We are excited to speak with Garance about her career, the fashion industry, her skincare brand and more. We hope you enjoy the episode! Try Doré skincare: https://thestylethatbindsus.com/garance-dore-on-her-fashion-career-simplifying-your-skincare-routine/ Link to our mini mag: https://thestylethatbindsus.lpages.co/the-style-snapshot/ Read Garance's book: https://rstyle.me/+qk-2lF2mU_ejYtYAizXnbQ For over a decade, ILOE Studios has been a vital trade show servicing the Midwest apparel industry. In response to buyer requests, ILOE Studios is introducing Elevated Apparel, Trendy Ready to Wear and Accessories to their trade show floor in April of 2023 - creating a one stop shopping destination and becoming the leading Mid West Fashion Hub. Want more information on exhibiting at ILOE Studios or plan on attending their Chicago show this April 2nd-4th? Visit their website at www.iloestudios.com for more information. --- 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
Welcome back to another episode of the Into the Fashion Industry Career Podcast! This lesson talks about the biggest mistake you can make in your fashion career, especially when you're first starting out and how easy it is to make it, why it's so detrimental to your career and some things you can do instead. This particular lesson is something I've heard happen to many colleagues and it's something I also had to go through to truly understand. My hope is that by sharing it with you, I'll be able to stop you from making the same mistake as you start your fashion career. ▼ LINKS & RESOURCES ▼EPISODE SHOW NOTES:https://www.mariahedian.com/careermistakeTHE ITFI ROSTERSign up for our ITFI Roster here: https://www.mariahedian.com/roster-signupMake sure to fill out the form you receive in your email.If you don't, we can't add you to the roster!JOIN THE ITFI COMMUNITY:https://mariahedian.com/itfi-groupITFI INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/intothefashionindustryITFI IS ON TIK TOK!Follow me @FashionCareerMentor to learn more actionable steps, professional strategies and a behind-the-scenes look at all things fashion industry!
Have you ever wondered why you didn't get that job offer you thought you were perfect for? Or how to craft the perfect resume? I caught up with the Founder of Fashion job site Style Careers to find out what fashion recruiters & brands are currently looking for, how the job market has changed in the past few years and what steps you can take to ace your applications and interviews. Style careers has been one of the biggest fashion specific job sites for the past 2 decades, if you're interested in creating a profile and signing up to their email list (it's free), you can do so via the link below. You can also keep up to date with their blog which is packed full of useful information for fashion job seekers. Visit the Style Careers Website Visit the Style Careers Blog- Style Dispatch Upload your portfolio to Style Portfolios Check out our website Fashion and the Free Remember to hit the like and follow button so you never miss an episode! Please kindly consider leaving us a 5 star rating and review --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emma-golley/support
In this episode, we discuss some additional ways you can get into the fashion industry with no experience - regardless of where you live. Location is a constant barrier to many people, but my hope is that by the end of this episode, you'll feel more confident about getting started and unburden yourself just a little bit from thinking that you'll never be able to start your fashion career because you don't live in a fashion capital....I'm here to help. Tune in and leave me comments/questions on my IG!▼ LINKS & RESOURCES ▼EPISODE SHOW NOTES:https://www.mariahedian.com/fashioncareerTHE ITFI ROSTER Sign up for our ITFI Roster here: https://www.mariahedian.com/roster-signupMake sure to fill out the form you receive in your email.If you don't, we can't add you to the roster!JOIN THE ITFI COMMUNITY:https://www.facebook.com/groups/intothefashionindustryITFI INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/intothefashionindustryITFI IS ON TIK TOK!Follow me @FashionCareerMentor to learn more actionable steps, professional strategies and a behind-the-scenes look at all things fashion industry!
Are considering pausing your fashion job applications until the end of the year because YOU:are stressed out because you are applying for so many jobs but you are not hearing back from companies?think that companies will wait till the next year before hiring new members?want to get a new job that starts in 2023 so it's too early to worry about it now?Think again.I started my first fashion internship at Alexander McQueen on December 13th and in this podcast episode I'll share:my personal story of when I did job interviews in Nov and Dec and started my internship in Decemberwhy companies are still hiring in Decemberwhat to do if you cannot find new internships or jobs you can apply by the end of the year. The Black Friday offer is coming, join the VIP waitlist here to be the first to know and get exclusive bonuses https://glamobserver.com/blackfridayVisit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver
he key to layering in a way that is stylish as well as practical is to think about balance. Long with short, flowy with fitted, textured with smooth. Creating balanced elements keeps outfits flattering as well as visually interesting. Here, how to build a layered look from the ground up. Start With a Base Layer: Most layered looks include a couple of simple, streamlined pieces that form the foundation for the whole look, and gives the eye a place to rest. Whether these include the classic white button-down, a long (or short) sleeve layering tee, or a simple pair of neutral pants, these pieces serve as the springboard for a look that is practical and chic. Add A Completer: After the base layer is complete, the next piece to consider is the completer piece. Completer pieces can be casual, like denim jackets or cozy cardigans, or a bit more trendy, like a slouchy blazer or moto jacket. Add A Middle Layer: Between the base and the completer is where the true magic of layering happens, and much of this will depend on practical considerations as well as style preferences. A currently trendy and versatile middle layer is a sweater vest, which layers well over a base layer and under a jacket. But a middle layer can be a more fitted cardigan, a sweater, a button-down shirt or flannel, or a silk blouse. If your base layer was fitted, your middle layer can have a little more volume. Afton also shares 4 outfit recipes and style tips to create more interesting and luxurious outfits. Write a reivew to enter the contest for a free Color Analysis that you can keep or gift in December. Need a personal stylist? Send an email to team@styleguidesociety.com to schedule your free style breakthrough.
In this podcast episode I am sharing my story of how I went from studying management engineering to landing 3 internships at Santoni, Fendi and Alexander McQueen without previous experience.Free masterclass: 3 steps to land your dream role in fashion, register here now Visit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver
I attended the Vogue annual conference Forces of Fashion last Friday Oct 14th. In this episode, I'm sharing the lessons I learned from fashion professionals so that they can inspire, inform and motivate you as well.We will chat about:being flexible with Schiaparelli's Daniel Roseberry and his career advicehow creative directors choose fashion show locations with Kim Jones + his career adviceimposter syndrome with Gigi Hadid and how to fight your self-doubt and fearsIf you want to understand better the trajectory of a brand and the link between the past and present in fashion, check out my online fashion history course >https://courses.glamobserver.com/p/inside-the-fashion-industryFree Masterclass: 3 steps to land your dream job in fashion. Register here for free https://glamobserver.com/free-webinar/Visit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.comFollow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserverVisit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver
The Geekset crew talk about their fashion career, Deuces talks about his Urban Street Wear, they get into House of The Dragons, what they been up too and more Learn about The #BlackGeekDocumentary:https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-black-geek-documentary_____________________________00:00 - Intro____________________________Become a Patronhttps://www.patreon.com/GeeksetPodcastJoin the Discord:https://discord.gg/qqHqaR3cByFollow us on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook @GeeksetPodcastContact us:GeeksetPodcast@gmail.comwww.GeeksetPodcast.com#dragonballsupersuperhero #houseofthedragon #BlackGeekDocumentary #Forbes#Blerds#Gaming#Cosplay#Blerds#Blerd#GeeksetPodcast#GeekPodcast#Podcast#anime#ComicBooks#Movies#Gamer#dragons #gameofthrones
Whether you want to get into the fashion industry or you are at the beginning of your career, then you probably know that social media is like your business card that you show to the world. Indeed, this is a must in order to look professional. But what if you could take your social media to the next level by revealing in it your passion for fashion?Have you ever been asked or anticipated with anxiety that famous question “Why do you want to work in fashion?” and thought “Because I love fashion”, or maybe you don't know the right words to answer it? Well, on your Instagram, Tik Tok, or any other social platform, you have the time and space to dive into the subject.In this new episode, you'll learn what to post on social media to show your passion (but also skills and knowledge).Resources mentioned in the episode: 1. Newsletter Inside Fashion, sign up here to receive it every Friday https://glamobserver.substack.com/ 2. FREE MASTERCLASS: 3 steps to land your dream role in fashion: https://www.glamobserver.com/free-webinarWant more tips? Read our articles on glamobserver.comFollow us on Instagram for daily updates @glamobserver
Jenn speaks to Daniel Hurlin, a fashion design director having worked for several luxury brands in Paris, London, Berlin to Antwerp! From an early age, Daniel knew he was gay, and having navigated that identity growing up and as a creative, he shares with us what innate creativity means to him and why it is important to understand this as a creative, working in the creative industry so that you can be grounded as an individual and thrive in your career! (Recorded on February 11, 2022)About Daniel:Daniel Hurlin is a design director that has worked in luxury fashion labels for the last 10+ years. He specializes in visuals applied to products, and sees his work as visually curating the brand's narrative. In our current society, a lot of products first reach people in a visual media, so this aspect of design is now crucial for companies. His work has been on numerous runways, collaborations, and commercial collections. From Paris, London, Berlin to Antwerp, he has spent time refining and fine tuning his own work method, striking a balance between commerce and art, well-being and deadlines, and generally questioning industry practices. He studied at Central Saint Martin's in London and Institut Francais de La Mode in Paris.Episode Resources:Linkedin
I have analyzed 300 job descriptions posted online by different companies: LVMH, Gucci, Cartier, Macy's, Dior.. in different countries and different roles: trend forecasting, buying, merchandising, styling, brand management, digital, marketing… In this podcast episode I'll share: what the common and most frequent requirements in all the fashion jobs arehow I landed my job at Alexander McQueenwhat the recruiter told me when they hired mewhat's the summer fashion camp and why + how to joinSummer Fashion Camp, learn more + join here https://glamobserver.com/summer-fashion-campFree Webinar 3 steps to land a job in fashion https://glamobserver.com/free-webinar/Questions? DM me on Instagram @glamobserver
You didn't secure a summer internship or a job? No worries, you don't need to wait until the end of summer to work again on your career in fashion. There are things you can do so whether you wanto to land a job or internship ASAP or apply for fall internships, you'll be prepared!Resources mentioned:FREE MASTERCLASS 3 steps to land your dream job in fashion https://glamobserver.com/free-webinar/Book Your Fashion Dream Plan on Amazon Excel for Fashion Course https://glamobserver.com/excel-for-fashion-courseFashion History course https://courses.glamobserver.com/p/inside-the-fashion-industry
I get asked often what skills you need to work in fashion. There isn't just one answer here because skills change with each position and company. However there is one that is common among 90% of the fashion jobs: Microsoft Excel.Wait, what? Why? When we think about the fashion industry we see fashion shows, clothes, shoes, magazines… So it's hard to envision fashion workers doing anything that doesn't include designing clothes, styling looks, and attending appointments, and fashion events.. you are unlikely to imagine them seated at their desks just like any other employee from any other industry. But the reality is that those who work in fashion spend a lot of, the majority of their time actually, on a laptop answering emails and planning and making analyses on Excel sheets. So if you had no idea that MS Excel is such an important skill in fashion and why then tune in as you'll learn precious insights that will boost your job search and career in this industryExcel for fashion online course , join the waitlist here https://glamobserver.com/excel-for-fashion-course
Are your job applications falling through the craps?While there could be many reasons why your job applications are not working, your resume is for sure a significant decision-maker for recruiters. You might not be getting the job because of resume mistakes that will prevent your application to go to the next steps. A recruiter spends on average 3 seconds to decide whether your resume deserves a chance or if it's better to move on to the next one.On average 500 resumes are submitted for the same fashion job/internship.This means that most of the resumes are not read.Tune in to discover what are the most common resume mistakes made in fashion so you will stop making them.Want to finally build an irresistible resume that fashion companies will love even if you have no experience? Register for the LIVE WORKSHOP: The fashion resume party on June 8th 2022 and you'll walk away with a brand new resume that we will build live on Zoom! Spots are limited! Register here now https://glamobserver.com/resume-live-class/
Fashion is your career dream and you want to know how you can start from zero??Then this episode is for you!You'll learn:what are the steps to break into fashionthe jobs you can get without experience (not only internships)tips about applying for jobs and more!FREE MASTERCLASS 3 unconventional strategies to get a job in fashion , register here for free https://www.glamobserver.com/free-webinar
This week, a conversation with iconic designer Norma Kamali. Recorded over Zoom from her office in Manhattan, we cover her 50-year career, from graduating from FIT with a degree in illustration to working for Northwest Airlines—which allowed her to fly to London on the weekends for only $29. It felt like a time capsule to hear her talk about the cultural revolution in London in the 1960s and how she would bring back pieces for friends, which led her to start a store, and eventually design her own pieces. Soon her designs were worn by Bianca Jagger, Bette Midler, and Cher. But at 29 Norma left her marriage, which meant walking away from the brand she'd quietly built with only $98 in her pocket. But starting over ultimately led her to create a brand with longevity and panache. From her unique sleeping bag coat design (worn by the doormen at Studio 54 and by those standing outside hoping it would increase their chances of getting in) to the now-iconic red swimsuit Farrah Fawcett wore on that famous poster, Norma has dressed generations. She's full of wisdom and perspective and gently gives me advice on everything from aging, to dating (she fell in love again ten years ago at 65), to how she views busyness—she says “the more you do, the more you can do.” We get into her thoughts on her industry's evolution and on upcoming generations. I hope I did her career and story justice in this conversation with a real icon. Show notes:- Find Norma on the Web | Instagram- Norma's book, I Am Invincible- Kayleen Schaefer's episode- Kayleen's book, Text Me When You Get Home- Take the "We Don't Talk Anymore" survey on friend breakups- Learn more about "Soft Stories"- Learn more about my creative consulting & if you'd like to book a free session, book here!- Subscribe to our newsletter to get show notes + essays, etc. sent to your inbox- Follow @letitouttt on Instagram. I'm @katiedalebout Sponsors:Asian Boss Girl: a podcast for the modern day Asian professional woman hosted by Melody Cheng, Helen Wu, & Janet Wang. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows!Credit Karma: find low-interest personal loans to bring down credit card debt and save you money. Ready to apply? Head to creditkarma.com/loanoffers to see personalized offers.
BEGINNER LESSONTo many people, the word "networking" is panic-inducing, but the most important thing you can do for your career is shift your mindset about networking from fear and anxiety to confidence and understanding. ...That's exactly what this lesson will help you to do. In this episode, we will be talking about why networking is important for your career, all of the benefits that can be obtained from networking correctly and we will break down 4 networking misconceptions most people have and how changing them can alter the course of your entire career.I hope you're ready to take some serious notes, because this lesson is packed with gems.▼ LINKS & RESOURCES ▼EPISODE SHOW NOTES:https://www.mariahedian.com/networkingmythsTHE ITFI ROSTERSign up for our ITFI Roster here: https://www.mariahedian.com/roster-signupMake sure to fill out the form you receive in your email.If you don't, we can't add you to the roster!JOIN THE ITFI COMMUNITY:https://mariahedian.com/itfi-groupITFI INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/intothefashionindustryITFI IS ON TIK TOK!Follow me @FashionCareerMentor to learn more actionable steps, professional strategies and a behind-the-scenes look at all things fashion industry!
An online portfolio is a virtual representation of work you have created, as well as a compilation of your skills and experiences. It allows potential clients and employers to see your work before they actually meet you. In this episode, we will be discussing the benefits of online portfolios, tips and guidelines for making yours stand out, as well as taking a deep dive into the specific steps you'll need to follow and potential platforms you can use to showcase all of your amazing work.▼ LINKS & RESOURCES ▼EPISODE SHOW NOTES:https://www.mariahedian.com/onlineportfolioFREE RESOURCEhttps://www.mariahedian.com/clubhouse THE ITFI ROSTERSign up for our ITFI Roster here: https://www.mariahedian.com/roster-signupMake sure to fill out the form you receive in your email.If you don't, we can't add you to the roster!JOIN THE ITFI COMMUNITY:https://mariahedian.com/itfi-groupITFI INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/intothefashionindustryITFI IS ON TIK TOK!Follow me @FashionCareerMentor to learn more actionable steps, professional strategies and a behind-the-scenes look at all things fashion industry!PIXPA PORTFOLIO PLATFORM:https://bit.ly/3MW45loPromo Code: MARIA10VSBLE.ME PORTFOLIO PLATFORM:https://bit.ly/34Onhk3Promo Code: VSBLE25OFF
Although fashion is commonly defined as a creative industry, the right side of your brain is not the only one working if you are someone involved in the fashion business. Tune in to listen to how these two aspects are fundamentals in this inudstry.I also share a personal episode that happened during a job interview with a fashion company.Free masterclass 3 unconventional strategies to get a job in fashion, register here for free https://www.glamobserver.com/free-webinar
Are you looking to start gaining some work experience in the fashion industry? Internships are the best way to get your foot in the door and summer is the most popular period for internships in fashion. In this episode you'll learn:when and where to look for fashion internshipswhat fashion interns dowhat kind of internships are therehow to get one this summerand more!Register for the FREE MASTERCLASS to learn 3 powerful strategies to get a job in fashion> https://glamobserver.com/free-webinar/Check out the course Excel for fashion here https://glamobserver.com/free-webinar/The Fashion Resume Kit https://checkout.glamobserver.com/products/fashion-resume-kit/ Sign up for our newsletter to receive the list of jobs and internships every Friday > http://eepurl.com/c-9ez9Questions? Email giada@glamobserver.com
Want to write for your favorite fashion magazines?If you are considering a career at your favorite publications, then this episode is a must-listen!Full of practical details from the beginning to the very last minute: SPOILER if you write for a publication such as Vogue your article's title will be “A timeless chic elegant piece to have in your wardrobe”, while for Cosmopolitan you might use a title more friendly “Hi, you need this in your wardrobe Rn” (Rn=right now, abbreviations are certainly not something you'd use for Vogue)!But you'll also learn things such as: Do you have zero experience? What's best? Internships or freelancing? Did you know that fashion journalism is made of writing plus styling?Tune in to listen to these insider tips and things about fashion journalism. Register for the FREE LIVE WEBINARS I'm doing on Wed Mar 2nd and Thur Mar 3rd about the 3 steps to start writing for fashion magazines > click here to reserve your spot now > https://glamobserver.com/live-webinar-fashion-writer
Can you believe this is the 100th episode of the podcast???To make it extra special I asked YOu to send over a voice note in which you introduce yourself and share your fashion career dream plus what Glam Observer means for you.I'm so blessed by the community we have created here at Glam Observer and for all of your super sweet messages.Thank you so much!
Weekend Bonus episode for you.The first and only Excel course tailored to the fashion industry https://glamobserver.com/excel-for-fashion-courseQuestions? Email giada@glamobserver.com
Are you interested in getting a job in fashion buying and/or merchandising at a luxury fashion brand?In this episode Kiana Brooks who is working in buying for a french luxury house in NYC shared how she got into this role.From how she understood buying was made for her to her experience at Gucci, Prada and Saint Laurent, tune in for a super episode with many actionable takeaways and behind-the-scenes secrets that you can use in your job applications. Register for the FREE FASHION PANEL happening this Thurs. Feb 3rd 2022 7pm CET / 1pm EST here >>> https://glamobserver.com/excel-webinarEnrollments for the new online course Excel for fashion close on Sunday Feb 6th > reserve your spot now for $100 OFF>>> https://glamobserver.com/excel-for-fashion-course Questions? Email giada@glamobserver.com
This podcast episode is special! My team interviews me to share my experience about how I broke into fashion and more specifically how I impressed fashion recruiters during the job interview for an eCommerce position at Alexander McQueen. I share all the tests they did to assess my skills (yes, even if it was just an internship) and how I was able to impress them and eventually land the job without any previous fashion experience, no fashion degree and no connection!Want to learn the system of unconventional strategies used to impress fashion companies? Register for my free webinar here https://glamobserver.com/free-webinar/The new "Excel for Fashion" online course is coming in Feb 2022! Join the waitlist here to be the first to know when enrollments are open and get access to a special discounted price. https://glamobserver.com/excel-for-fashion-courseQuestions? Email giada@glamobserver.com
“He's really f*cking smart, but I don't want him to be President!” Style Over Substance with Scarlett and Mim is a podcast between two friends talking about our experiences working inside the fashion industry and our observations from outside the fashion industry. Sometimes serious- always a good laugh. Contact us for business and content suggestions: Email: styleoversubstancepodcast@gmail.com Insta: www.instagram.com/styleoversubstancepod Twitter: @PodcastStyle Youtube: Style Over Substance Podcast Reddit: r/StyleOverSubstance
When it comes to working in the fashion industry you might believe that the sense of style is the most in-demand skill, but in many careers of the industry, this is not even a requirement!Want to know which is the most frequently requested skill in the fashion industry? Microsoft Excel!Yes, I was surprised too when almost a decade ago I learned during my first fashion internship at Alexander McQueen that anyone in fashion uses this tool on a daily basis AND in each role.Many who are familiar with the different careers in fashion might believe that this is a tool used mainly by the most analytical roles of the industry such as buyers or merchandisers, but ANYONE including stylists, designers, PR specialists... use Excel. Hint. this is not just a tool used to analyze numbers. And it's not just used by seniors but interns as well!Tune in and listen to this short but useful episode to learn how people in fashion use Excel and why you need to learn it if you want to work in fashion this year.The brand new Excel for Fashion Online course is coming! Join the waitlist to be the first to know and to get access to a special discounted launch price >https://www.glamobserver.com/excel-for-fashion-course/Questions? Email me at giada@glamobserver.com
Want to get a job in the fashion industry? In this episode we will talk about the soft and technical skills that you need for a career in fashion. Not only for fashion designers, these are also for those who want to work in styling, as fashion writers, pr, marketing, buying...Book anniversary celebration! Order your copy of Your Fashion Dream Plan on Amazon and redeem your two free gifts! Click here to learn more https://www.glamobserver.com/your-fashion-dream-plan/The history of Fashion Capitals FREE webinar, register here https://www.glamobserver.com/fashion-capitals-free-webinar/Questions? Email giada@glamobserver.com
Do you lack self-confidence when it comes to applying for jobs in fashion?Are you intimidated by the fashion industry?Are you scared of applying for jobs?Do you believe you are not enough to get a job at the top companies in the fashion industry?Tune in for a dose of motivation and to learn how you can believe in yourself more and finally stop doubting yourself when you have to send those emails or apply for jobs...The book Your Fashion [Dream]Plan turns one this month!
This episode the LCF Graduate Futures team, in collaboration with UAL Careers and Employability, catch-up with LCF Alumni about their careers paths so far. We will explore what life is like after graduation, what skills current students and graduates should look to develop and knowing where to begin your career journey after graduation. We will be joined by Clara Finnigan, Project and Community Manager at If You Could Jobs, Elle Binns Creative Manager at 8th Dial and Jade McSorley Co-Founder of LOANHOOD, who will be sharing their insights about starting your career in the creative industry. Visit LCF Graduate Futures to find out what we do: www.arts.ac.uk/fashion/lcf-student-careers Sign up to LCF MY_Jobs: www.lcf-my-jobs.arts.ac.uk/signin
Struggling to get a job in fashion?You might be thinking that it could be because:you don't have the qualificationsyou didn't study fashionor you don't have experience yetBut this is not the truth. In fact, even those who have a fashion degree or some fashion experience at their back, struggle to get one.Those who are able to get a job in fashion have only one thing, and it's not a list of skills. Tune in to listen to this episode full of tips till the end!FREE LIVE WEBINAR Nov 11th How to get a job in fashion: 3 strategies to stand out . Register here for free Questions? Email giada@glamobserver.com
In this episode, you'll listen to one of my students of the online course Break into the fashion industry: Udita who just got her internship at Vogue Business. Udita didn't study fashion and didn't have any previous work experience in fashion before landing her internship. In the episode she shared which of the strategies that she learned in the course have been the most useful for her and which in particular the ones that got her the job at Vogue Business.Want to land your dream job in fashion too? I'm doing a LIVE WEBINAR on Thursday, Nov 11th where I'll teach you 3 TOP secrets to get a job in fashion quickly! Ready to get a job by the end of 2021??? Register here for free > https://www.glamobserver.com/live-webinar-break-11-11/If you are ready to impress fashion recruiters like Udita then enroll in the online course Break into the fashion industry > https://courses.glamobserver.com/p/how-to-break-into-the-fashion-industryQuestions? Email giada@glamobserver.com
Zo V says sometimes she just can't pay attention. But when she has the chance to be creative, this nice girl from Brooklyn gets hyperfocused as a seamstress in the fashion industry. Find out how Zo found a job that fits her differences. Understood is a nonprofit and social impact organization dedicated to shaping a world where the 1 in 5 people who learn and think differently can thrive. Learn more about How'd You Get THAT Job?! and all our podcasts at u.org/podcasts. Copyright © 2021 Understood for All, Inc. All rights reserved.
Are you part of those people who wake up saying I want to work in fashion? Maybe after watching The Devil Wears Prada or The Bold Type? Welcome to the club! Here at Glam Observer we are united by the passion for a career in fashion. You are definitely in the right place. In this episode I'll share with you the steps from your idea of wanting to get into the fashion industry to finding your first career opportunity!Take a screenshot while listening to this episode and tag @glamobserver to get reposted :)Resources mentioned in the episode and additional ones useful:You can get a copy of Your Fashion Dream Plan on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Your-Fashion-Dream-Plan-empowering/dp/8894562808/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1634648237&sr=8-1Is a resume enough to get a job in fashion? https://www.glamobserver.com/is-a-resume-enough-to-get-a-job-in-fashion/The Fashion Resume Kit https://www.glamobserver.com/fashion-resumes-kitOnline Course Inside the fashion industry - Understanding Fashion from its history to today's fast world https://courses.glamobserver.com/p/inside-the-fashion-industryFree Masterclass 3 unconventional strategies to land a job in fashion https://www.glamobserver.com/free-webinarQuestions? Email giada@glamobserver.com
In 2021 and with 500 people who apply for the same job, is an outstanding resume enough to get a job in fashion? Sure it is a fantastic starting point and in many cases is enough, but if you are not seeing results and in general to boost your chances to get a job, a resume is not enough.Tune in to listen to this episode where I share 4 other things you need to get a job in fashion.While your resume is still a fundamental and decisional part of the hiring process (by the way, if you want to build an effective resume in just 5 minutes with downloadable fashion resume templates, check out the fashion resume kit) recruiters look beyond a list of skills. Free masterclass 3 unconventional strategies to get a job in fashion > https://www.glamobserver.com/free-webinarThe Glam Observer Collection https://collection.glamobserver.com/Questions? email giada@glamobserver.com
Have you ever felt not enough and intimidated to apply for a job in fashion? This episode is for you.If you've been following me for a while now you probably have heard me say many times "You are enough to work in the fashion industry", it doesn't matter if you don't have experience already, you didn't study fashion or you don't have connections already. You can be part of the fashion industry. I talk about this so much almost everyday that I even published a book on this and actually the first draft title was you are enough but then we opted for Your fashion (dream) plan. In my book I do talk about self-confidence as the only real skill you need to get a job in fashion because once you master this, you can achieve anything else you lack and everything you want. But since you've heard me saying so many times things such as you are enough, feel the fear and send those emails anyway, I wanted to bring you a story and the experience of someone else that I'm sure will inspire you. In this episode, I chat with Jennifer Savin features editor at cosmopolitan. She would not be in this position today if years ago she listened to the voices in her head that said you are not enough, it's too competitive you can't make it, so don't apply for that job. Luckily a friend of hers pushed her to apply for that internship at Cosmopolitan, and despite she didn't believe in herself, she did it and got the job and has never left since then.We hope that this episode will be your friend that pushes you to apply and send emails despite you might feel a bit intimidated and scared.By listening to this episode You'll learn:how to overcome the fear of not being enough and believing more in yourself to get what you want. We don't cover lack of self-confidence only during your job search but we do also talk about what you should expect from your first week at the office when you feel so scared, comparing yourself to other people from the industry on Instagram, imposter syndrome, and putting yourself out there if you are an aspiring journalist and you might not feel confident about pitching your ideas and articles. A great episode full of tips from the first minute to the last one that I'm sure will inspire you!Enjoy it!Resources mentioned:Book Your Fashion Dream Plan https://checkout.glamobserver.com/products/fashion-career-coaching-class/FREE Masterclass 3 unconventional strategies to get a job in fashion https://www.glamobserver.com/free-webinarHow to become a freelance fashion writer , online course https://courses.glamobserver.com/p/freelance-fashion-writer-boss Questions? Email giada@glamobserver.com
LVMH the luxury group home of brands such as Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton, Fendi, Celine, Givenchy… is one of the most sought-after companies of the fashion industry. Many students, young people, but also seniors dream to get a job at LVMH sooner or later at one stage of their career. And I have great news for you. On Wednesday, the French luxury behemoth said that LVMH aims to hire 25,000 people under 30 years of age by the end of 2022 all over the world, including nearly 5,000 through internships or apprenticeships, as well as 2,500 through permanent employment contracts in France.So it's better for you to get ready for these positions. Let's see so how to get a job at LVMH. In this episode, we cover the pre-application work you should do, CV, cover letter and interview tips.Resources mentioned in the episode:The Fashion Resume Kit > https://checkout.glamobserver.com/products/fashion-resume-kit/How a cover letter can help you get a job in fashion plus best practices > https://www.glamobserver.com/3-reasons-why-you-need-a-cover-letter-to-get-a-job-in-fashion/Free masterclass 3 unconventional strategies to apply for a job in fashion, register here >https://www.glamobserver.com/free-webinarQuestions? Email giada@glamobserver.com
Often in the fashion industry, we hear that you need to know someone to be able to be part of it. A friend of a friend could make it easier for you to get a job. This is true. Between the many misconceptions related to the fashion industry, this related to your fashion network, is not a false myth. Alas, it is true.If you feel disadvantaged that your fashion network is currently made up of zero or a few people and so you have fewer career opportunities, in this episode I will reveal some strategies to start building connections in fashion so that you too can have that competitive edge for your career given by word of mouth.FREE MASTERCLASS: 3 unconventional strategies to get a job in fashion > register here https://www.glamobserver.com/free-webinarQuestions? email giada@glamobserver.com
What is this 3-second test and why it matters plus what you can do to build the best resume that catches the attention of a fashion recruiter in a pile of hundreds of applicants? Your resume is much more than a list of skills and experiences and even if you are at the beginning of your career you can still build one that is effective!The Fashion resume Kit https://www.glamobserver.com/fashion-resumes-kitWant to learn 3 unconventional strategies to get a job in fashion? Register to this free masterclass https://www.glamobserver.com/free-webinarQuestions? Email giada@glamobserver.com
It's Haute Couture week in Paris and Balenciaga is back after 53 years. But what's Haute Couture, how it works and why it matters in fashion?Learn the key things about Haute Couture in less than 10 minutesOnline Course Inside the Fashion Industry: https://courses.glamobserver.com/p/inside-the-fashion-industryFREE MASTERCLASS 3 unconventional strategies to get a job in fashion >https://www.glamobserver.com/free-webinarFor more tips to break into fashion www.glamobserver.comQuestions? Email giada@glamobserver.com
Cliff Rodriguez and Chris Beadle started their careers like many of us do on the retail floor. After working their asses off to make way into the buying office they eventually landed jobs as tailored clothing buyers for Barneys New York. Since the Barneys closure they have since moved on to new endeavors and have their finger on the pulse of the menswear industry.Over a couple of Aperol Spritz's (true Italian company employees) we dug in deep into how they approached getting into careers as menswear buyers, the state of menswear in 2021, and so much more.
Flora Johnston is the fashion and luxury editor at the Financial times but not only. A very ambitious lady who never sit still since the early days of her career when instead of partying with friends she was spending her summers interning to get into the glamorous industry. Her strong passion for the fashion industry is transparent and you'll hear it plus see it if you check her fantastic Instagram profile where she shares with her 10K followers both her looks, street style photos but also her favorite brands, shows and behind the scenes of her fashion career. A fashion editor and stylist in this episode we chat about the early days of her career in fashion, how to use Instagram for your career, how she manages to be a fashion editor and a stylist, how to propose a new project to your company, and her tips to break into the fashion industry.Free masterclass 3 unconventional strategies to get a job in fashion https://www.glamobserver.com/free-webinarOnline course Break into the Fashion Industry >https://courses.glamobserver.com/For more fashion career tips www.glamobserver.comQuestions? Email giada@glamobserver.com
Ready to secure your next fashion job/internship starting in September or fall?You must act now!Tune in to listen to 6 things you can do this summer to get ready for the fashion inudstry even if you have not been able to secure a summer internship. If you do not take advantage of the summer you will delay your entry into the fashion industry by missing job opportunities that are open when you are not ready.Resources mentioned in the episode: Book Your Fashion [Dream] Plan on Amazon >https://www.amazon.com/Your-Fashion-Dream-Plan-empowering/dp/8894562808/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=your+fashion+dream+plan&qid=1624957406&sr=8-1FREE MASTERCLASS 3 Unconventional Strategies to get a job in fashion quickly https://www.glamobserver.com/free-webinarOnline Course "Inside the Fashion Industry" $100 OFF today > https://courses.glamobserver.com/p/inside-the-fashion-industry
If you have decided you want to work in fashion, you might be asking yourself what you should study to work in the glamourous industry. And I'm pretty sure the first thing that has come to your mind is that you MUST enroll in a fashion school to make it.Well, today you'll discover the truth no one ever says about people who work in fashion. Whether you've just graduated or you're studying and you want to know if your degree is enough or you have to decide which course to choose, this podcast episode is made for you. I'll also share the common degrees for editors, buyers, social media managers, designers, stylists...FREE MASTERCLASS 3 Unconventional strategies to get a job in fashion, register here for free https://www.glamobserver.com/free-webinarFor more tips to make it in fashion visit www.glamobserver.com
Laverne visits with one of her idols and sources of inspiration Tracey ‘Africa' Norman to talk about her dramatic career in fashion in the 70s and 80s. Norman became a trailblazer when she was chosen as the first Black woman on a box of Clairol hair color in 1975. This was momentous for the entire Black community. It was also momentous for the transgender community, but nobody knew it then. Tracey had been assigned male at birth. She came up in the days of secrecy, but she's open now and finally sharing her historic story. // Please rate, review, subscribe and share The Laverne Cox Show with everyone you know. You can find Laverne on Instagram and Twitter @LaverneCox and on Facebook at @LaverneCoxForReal. // As always, stay in the love. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
How do you find tremendous success in one area, and then totally leave it behind to find tremendous success in another? Trusting your intuition, of course, which is exactly what Sonia Zarbatany had to do. She went from having an amazing career as an executive in the fashion industry to starting all over again in the massively competitive business and life coaching industries. But, because she trusted her intuition to be authentic and genuine in every way, others started to trust her for advice, and very quickly, her success took off, becoming a top coach who has already changed the lives of hundreds of clients, and counting!
Fashion is a veeery competitive industry. Just like you, thousands of other fashion enthusiasts wake up every day with the big dream of working in the glamourous industry. Getting noticed among thousands of applicants is hard but not impossible! If you do what anyone else is doing it will be harder to get noticed in a pile of other resumes, but if you add something extra that impresses the company and recruiters then you win!All you have to do to stand out is to think out of the box.In this episode, I share 3 practical things that you can do Today AND that don't depend on others and things you can't control such as waiting for your favorite brand to post a job or internship before you can apply!These 3 things will make you stand apart from the average 500 people who apply for the same job in fashion. FREE MASTERCLASS 3 secrets to get a job in fashion quickly, register here >https://www.glamobserver.com/free-webinarQuestions? Email giada@glamobserver.com
Brittany Diego is a fashion stylist + Fashion Career Coach based in Los Angeles, California. Brittany worked with a diverse range of celebrities and companies including: Revolve, BCBG, JustFab, MTV, Fox Studios, the CW and more. During the show we discuss: ● Fashion trends ● Choosing the fashion industry ● Starting a fashion career ● Challenges in building a career ● Proven strategies for career development ● Why does someone need a mentor ● Tips for up and coming entrepreneurs Show resources: https://www.brittanytdiego.com/ https://www.fashionmentor.co/ https://www.instagram.com/brittanydiego/
Struggling to get a job/internship in fashion? Before you say that the problem is that you don't have experience, listen to this episode where I'll reveal to you what are the 5 most common fashion job application mistakes.Free masterclass 3 uncommon strategies to break into the fashion industry https://www.glamobserver.com/free-webinar
Federica Caiazzo is a freelance fashion journalist who writes for Cosmopolitan and Elle, a part-time copywriter for a lingerie brand, and has just launched her own personal project: a fashion newsletter that covers Chinese fashion. How does she manage all her different jobs and also her fashion project?Federica was one of the guests of our events for the students of the online course Break into the fashion industry where they have the opportunity to meet via Zoom with inspiring and successful fashion industry professionals, listen to their stories, and ask them direct questions live during the zoom talks! This episode is one part of that conversation. In case you have more passions and you don't like the idea of giving up to one to just stick to a single full-time job because you want to work in different fields in fashion and also consider launching your own fashion project, then tune in as we cover how to manage all the things together, how to get the idea for your fashion business, the first steps to launching a fashion project and more!Moda in China is Federica's newsletter, you can subscribe here (the newsletter is in Italian) >>https://bit.ly/3fjNhqo https://www.glamobserver.com/fashion-job-application-freebie
This is a must-listen for anyone who wants to get a job in fashion! Getting a job in fashion is hard, but NOT impossible! Due to the competition of the industry, it's important to follow some specific rules and advice to make it in this industry. If your job applications are not working or if you are looking for your first job in fashion, check out if you are doing and NOT doing these things I'll talk about in this episode!FREE PDF Guide Do's and Don'ts of the Fashion Job Applications > Get it here for free >> https://www.glamobserver.com/fashion-job-application-freebie/Questions? Email giada@glamobserver.com
Are you applying for jobs and not hearing back from companies and you believe the problem is the fact that you don't have enough fashion background?In this episode, I'll bust a common myth and tell you what you really need to start your career in fashion PLUS why you already have what it takes and why you don't need a super long resume when looking for your entry-level or internship in fashion!FREE MASTERCLASS 3 Unconventional strategies to get a job in fashion https://www.glamobserver.com/free-webinarQuestions? Email giada@glamobserver.com
Today's guest is Naomi Sebu, a brand consultant and vintage stylist who has worked with the biggest fashion brands and celebrities in the industry. While attending University, she undertook an internship at Anna Sui, that forever changed her life. She took a leap of faith, moved from Toronto Canada to NYC in order to pursue her hopes and dreams. Not knowing what the future would hold, it has certainly been quite a ride thus far! She has worked in start-ups to corporate entities, all categories in B2B and B2C; from high-end to niche retailers, from Bergdorf Goodman all the way to Walmart. In 2014, she decided it was the right time to start her own consulting business. She has an impressive brand list and has launched successful brands for Serena Williams, Norma Kamali, Twiggy and Bibhu Mohapatra to name a few. In this episode, Naomi recounts her extensive career journey and explains how she got into fashion. She also talks about the pivotal moment in her career that changed the trajectory of her life and what she's learned from her past challenges and struggles. As a vintage lover, Naomi shares vintage shopping tips for those who are new or interested in vintage and is actually starting her own vintage business. Make sure to follow Naomi for her daily inspo, her passions, personal and professional highlights as well as her upcoming soft launch of her Vintage E-com site coming early 2021. You can follow Naomi on Instagram @naomisebu. Her Vintage e-com is called VintagentheCity can be found on Etsy.com. Any questions regarding this episode can be directed to thecityconfessions@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecityconfessions/support
‘Socialise. Go to fashion events, fashion parties, try to talk to as many people as possible. Fashion weeks are always a good moment,' Photographer / Creative Director Eva Losada tells Writer / Editor / Broadcaster Lara Johnson-Wheeler. While she wouldn't refer to herself as a stylist, Eva Losada, also known as Eva Al Desnudo, has a distinctive style that has certainly shaped her career. Having started out in the industry as a street style photographer, Eva was snapped in her signature dark lip and stand-out selection of clothes as often as she herself was snapping. She now covers the global fashion weeks, working backstage at brands such as Dior, Raf Simons, Undercover and more. A regular contributor at Highsnobiety, Eva has been nominated within the British Fashion Awards' New Wave: Creatives category twice. In this episode, she talks to Lara about her aesthetic, meditation in the face of rejection and building a fashion community. To view the images discussed in this episode, head to Eva Losada's profile on ClickerMe! https://clickerme.com/podcasts/the-fashion-slashie/eva-losada ClickerMe is the fashion network, helping creatives connect and collaborate better. https://clickerme.com/ The Fashion Slashie: A ClickerMe podcast has been recorded remotely, due to circumstances inflicted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Interviewer: Lara Johnson-Wheeler Producer, Editor: Tom Zambaz
The fashion industry is an extremely competitive world to be a part of. But what are the traditional career paths you can take to make it big in the industry? Is there even a traditional career path at all?Whether you start out in buying or merchandising, traditional roles are shifting and perfecting key skills are deemed as essential in building a career in fashion. Joining us in the unEDITED studio is Dior Bediako, Founder of Pepper Your Talk, a platform for young fashion creatives aiming to create as many physical experiences offline as she does digitally. She then founded The Junior Network, fashion's first member's club for young professionals to receive support in their career ambitions. With this experience, Dior shares her tips on how you can start making your mark early in the fashion world and rise through the ranks quickly, all while demystifying the so-called ‘traditional' career path in the industry.Sign up to our weekly Insider Briefing to get the latest industry news and exclusive market analysis here. It would make our day if you could rate, review, or subscribe to us! You can get in touch at unedited@edited.com or tweet us at @EDITED_HQ
Today on the podcast I interview my friend and Kinesiologist Tara Shields about how our sub-conscious programs can hold us back from having what we truly desire. Tara shares her wealth of knowledge and helps us understand how kinesiology works, and what results you can expect to see when working with someone in this space.We talk about how limiting beliefs can hold you back from conception and your ideal birth and breastfeeding experience, and what you can do to help reprogram them.I absolutely love Tara, she's the real deal and has helped both Michael and I a lot of the past few years, I'm so grateful for her generous offer to of $20 off to my community. If you are local to Byron you can see Tara in clinic, or if you're like me and you can't make it to see her Skype consults are just as powerful. Use the link below to get in touch.Access the show notes for this episodeTo circulate an exchange with me, you can buy me a coffee here.
How do you make a career change from bank manager to setting up a designer clothing boutique? I find out by interviewing Sara Shaw of Violet, who has curated a mix of pre-loved designer clothes with new British designers.
How do you make a career change from bank manager to setting up a designer clothing boutique? I find out by interviewing Sara Shaw of Violet, who has curated a mix of pre-loved designer clothes with new British designers.
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