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First up we look at how in 2026 that whilst we know consumers are more focused on their health than ever before, they also want to look good doing it too. Read more: Why Adidas Tapped Entire Studios for a Fashion-Forward Performance LineThe team also look at the latest innovation from Hyrox: HYROX YOUNGSTARS. The event, which kicked off in Amsterdam, is aimed at kids and combines the classic endurance sport of running with strength and coordination exercises from functional training, but with adaptations based on the age and stage of maturation for the different age groups. Read more here: https://hyrox.com/hyrox-youngstars/And in Trending, Adrienne looks at the rise of people seeking out therapy.Don't forget to rate/review and subscribe or follow!You can follow the show and send in your questions to @modernwellnesspodcast or email questions@modernwellnesspodcast.comAnd follow the hosts Adrienne @adrienne_ldn, Sammi @sammiadhami, and Oli @_olipatrick. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Do you ever look in the mirror and feel like "the spark" just isn't there anymore? It's easy to get lost in the "frumpy" label when the fashion world ignores anyone over 30, but as someone who loves a mix of punk and glam, I know that style is a choice, not a birthright. Today we are trading "Frumpy" for Fashion-Forward. This isn't about following trends or fitting into a certain size; it's about the attitude you wear with your boots and the confidence you project to the world. Let's stop dressing to disappear and start dressing to be seen. #AgelessStyle #FashionOver50 #MidlifeFashion #AzaleaWangAesthetic #SilverStyle TheJenHardyShow #suvichar #TheJenHardy #thejenhardymusic #thejenhardy #hardyhousemedia #hardyisland #showerthoughts #pickyourlabel #fabulousover50

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Stepping Out in Style: Lars' Fashion-Forward Winter Journey Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2026-01-04-23-34-02-no Story Transcript:No: Lars gikk langs Bryggen i Bergen.En: Lars walked along Bryggen in Bergen.No: Vinteren hadde kommet, og de fargerike trebygningene var dekket av et tynt lag snø.En: Winter had arrived, and the colorful wooden buildings were covered with a thin layer of snow.No: Han hadde avtalt å møte vennene sine, Ingrid og Sven, for å finne nye vinterstøvler.En: He had arranged to meet his friends, Ingrid and Sven, to find new winter boots.No: Lars var litt nervøs.En: Lars was a bit nervous.No: Han ville både holde føttene varme og se bra ut.En: He wanted to both keep his feet warm and look good.No: Han håpet å imponere Ingrid, som alltid så ut som hun kom rett fra en moteblogg.En: He hoped to impress Ingrid, who always looked like she came straight from a fashion blog.No: Sven dukket opp først.En: Sven showed up first.No: Han hadde et stort smil og lo: "Lars, vi må finne noen støvler som passer til deg.En: He had a big smile and laughed, " Lars, we need to find some boots that suit you.No: Ikke de gamle, kjedelige typene!En: Not the old, boring types!"No: " Lars lo med, men han visste det var mye sannhet i det Sven sa.En: Lars laughed along, but he knew there was a lot of truth in what Sven said.No: Så kom Ingrid.En: Then Ingrid came.No: Hun smilte varmt til Lars, og han kjente hjertet slå litt raskere.En: She smiled warmly at Lars, and he felt his heart beat a little faster.No: "La oss finne de perfekte støvlene!En: "Let's find the perfect boots!"No: " sa hun entusiastisk.En: she said enthusiastically.No: De begynte å vandre fra butikk til butikk.En: They began to wander from store to store.No: Lars plukket opp et par robuste støvler som så varme ut.En: Lars picked up a pair of sturdy boots that looked warm.No: "De ser solide ut," sa han.En: "They look solid," he said.No: Men Ingrid løftet et par som var både stilige og iøynefallende.En: But Ingrid lifted a pair that were both stylish and eye-catching.No: "Disse er trendy," bemerket hun.En: "These are trendy," she remarked.No: Lars kjente spenningen.En: Lars felt the tension.No: Han ville gjerne ha komfortable støvler, men Ingrid hadde rett.En: He wanted comfortable boots, but Ingrid was right.No: De trendy støvlene så bra ut.En: The trendy boots looked good.No: Sven ertet ham litt: "Skal du våge å prøve noe nytt, Lars?En: Sven teased him a little: "Are you going to dare to try something new, Lars?"No: " Lars lo og bestemte seg for å prøve dem.En: Lars laughed and decided to try them.No: Han tok på de trendy støvlene.En: He put on the trendy boots.No: De var overraskende komfortable.En: They were surprisingly comfortable.No: Han snudde seg mot vennene sine.En: He turned to his friends.No: "Hva synes dere?En: "What do you think?"No: " spurte han med et hint av nervøsitet.En: he asked with a hint of nervousness.No: Ingrid smilte bredt.En: Ingrid smiled broadly.No: "De er perfekte for deg, Lars!En: "They're perfect for you, Lars!"No: " sa hun.En: she said.No: Sven nikket også, "Ja, de ser bra ut.En: Sven nodded too, "Yes, they look good.No: Kanskje du kan lære meg litt om mote?En: Maybe you can teach me a bit about fashion?"No: "Lars følte seg stolt.En: Lars felt proud.No: Han hadde prøvd noe nytt og lyktes.En: He had tried something new and succeeded.No: Han forlot butikken med nye støvler og et nytt tankesett.En: He left the store with new boots and a new mindset.No: Han forstod at man noen ganger måtte ta noe risiko for å oppnå noe nytt og godt.En: He understood that sometimes you have to take some risks to achieve something new and good.No: Da de gikk langs Bryggen igjen, smilte Lars til vennene sine.En: As they walked along Bryggen again, Lars smiled at his friends.No: Han var klar for vinteren, både praktisk og stilfullt.En: He was ready for winter, both practically and stylishly.No: Nesten som Bryggen selv, tradisjonell men med en stilig vri.En: Almost like Bryggen itself, traditional but with a stylish twist. Vocabulary Words:arranged: avtaltimpress: imponerefashion: motenervous: nervøssturdy: robusteeye-catching: iøynefallendetrendy: trendytension: spenningendare: vågesucceeded: lykteslayer: lagcolorful: fargerikewooden: trebygningenewarmly: varmtenthusiastically: entusiastiskremarked: bemerkedbroadly: bredtboutique: butikkproud: stoltrisks: risikopractically: praktiskstylishly: stilfullttraditional: tradisjonelltwist: vricovered: dekketarrived: kommetperfect: perfektewander: vandreamusingly: litthint: glimt

In today's episode of 'Pushing Forward with Alycia,' we delve into the vibrant world of adaptive fashion with Marilyn “Mari” Anderson, founder of Bee Human Design. We discuss the significance of adaptive fashion, Mari's journey from a small-town upbringing to becoming a pioneer in the industry, and her inspirational story of resilience and creativity. Mari shares insights about her apparel line, her unique design process, and the creation of Mad Drool — fashionable and functional bandanas. Additionally, Alycia and Mari discuss their upcoming collaboration set to launch next year. Tune in to learn more about the intersection of fashion, functionality, and inclusivity. Topic Map & Timecodes 00:00 Introduction to Pushing Forward with Alycia 00:26 Exciting Episode Preview: Black Friday and Adaptive Fashion 00:53 Meet Mari Anderson: Founder of Bee Human Design 02:51 The Journey of Adaptive Fashion 14:36 From Small Town Roots to Fashion Innovator 16:54 Black Friday Special: Bee Human and Mad Drool 23:38 Mad Drool Companion: Fashion for Pets 28:25 Advice for Aspiring Designers and Entrepreneurs 31:11 Conclusion and Farewell A Quote from Marilyn “ If you're not interested in ideas, you're probably not gonna have a bunch of new, cool ones.” ~ Marilyn Anderson Big Picture & Bold Moves

In this re released episode of Business First, Sonia sits down with artist and entrepreneur Sharon A. Keyser, owner of #SKCreationsLLC, to explore how a childhood love of sewing blossomed into a thriving fashion and lifestyle brand. Born and raised in #WashingtonDC, Sharon learned to sew from her great-grandmother, sparking a lifelong passion for textiles, bold colors, and beautiful fabrics. Over the years, her creativity led her to develop original designs that now appear on everything from apparel and bags to home décor, tech accessories, linens, and more. Sonia and Sharon talk about the early days of her craft, the evolution of her business, and the joy of turning artistic passion into a sustainable creative enterprise. If you love stories about artistry, entrepreneurship, and staying true to your gifts, this conversation is for you. Find more shows like this on the Mean Ole Lion app.

Justin Bieber BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Justin Bieber has kept the world's attention fixed squarely on him these past few days with a remarkable blend of fashion pivots, business intrigue, health challenges, and family milestones. The most viral moment came as the 31-year-old superstar arrived beard-free alongside Hailey Bieber at Game 3 of the 2025 World Series at Dodger Stadium. According to IMDb and Just Jared, this fresh-faced public appearance—cheering for his beloved Toronto Blue Jays—was widely interpreted as a reset for Bieber's image and quickly made him a trending topic across social media and entertainment sites. He wore a custom Blue Jays jersey, launched some playful shade at Shohei Ohtani, and reminded fans that he remains as comfortable in the front row of major sporting events as he is onstage.Simultaneously, Bieber's business world is buzzing. After announcing via Instagram Stories that he is no longer involved with his former streetwear label Drew House—stating it no longer reflects him, Hailey, or their life, a move confirmed by reporting from PEOPLE and detailed podcasts—he's focused on his new apparel and accessories line, SKYLRK. AOL and PEOPLE report that Bieber has teased the brand heavily on Instagram, showcasing pieces such as bold platform sandals, sweatshirts, and a notably similar phone case to that of Hailey's Rhode beauty line—fuel for both family synergy and some social media side-eye. So far, there's no official launch date for SKYLRK, but interested fans can already sign up for updates.On the personal front, Bieber and Hailey's family life has also been in the spotlight. The couple celebrated the birth of their first son, Jack Blues, in August 2024, and Hailey's own ambitions continue to ascend—E.L.F. Beauty acquired Rhode for a headline-making one billion dollars in May, as reported by PEOPLE and confirmed by business press. Hailey steps into new roles as chief creative officer and head of innovation for the merged brand.But not everything has been smooth sailing. Justin took a spill from his Onewheel electric skateboard and suffered a rib injury, which he described on Twitch as “gnarly” and still affecting his performance in both daily life and music rehearsals. With these hurdles, Bieber's inner circle, according to some unconfirmed tabloid reports, have voiced concern about personal and professional pressures mounting, but spokespersons have publicly refuted any serious financial or health crises.With Coachella 2026 on the horizon—where he will headline alongside Sabrina Carpenter and Karol G—Justin is preparing for an emphatic return to music, streaming his creative process and new material on social media and stoking rumors about a comeback album and world tour. Collaborators like producer Mk.gee confirm studio work is well underway. For Justin Bieber, a new era is beginning—marked by a clean face, a fashionable pivot, and, if industry insiders are right, a much-anticipated musical renaissance.Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

In this episode of Home in Progress, host Dan Hansen kicks things off with his first-snowfall story and a few thoughts on the annual fall battle—leaf cleanup. From there, he shifts gears into two seemingly different worlds that have more in common than you'd think: power tools and personal style.Dan breaks down the circular saw—why it's one of the most versatile tools a homeowner can own, how to choose the right type, which accessories make the biggest difference, and the key safety habits every DIYer should know.Then, in a surprising but perfectly connected twist, the conversation turns to men's fashion. Dan explains why dressing well isn't about having an “eye for style” or chasing trends—it's about learning skills, understanding fit, and applying timeless principles. Just like home improvement, great results come from practice, patience, and quality materials.From the importance of proportion (in both clothes and color schemes) to the “Swap Trick” for stepping outside your comfort zone, this episode is packed with practical takeaways to help you look better, build better, and think differently about the connection between craftsmanship and style.Resources:Circular Saw Track GuideEssential Man Clothing ArticleEpisode Timeline00:00 — Welcome to Home in Progress00:11 — First Snowfall and Fall Cleanup01:21 — Why We're Talking About Fashion02:33 — The Circular Saw: The Most Underrated Tool04:38 — Sidewinder vs. Worm-Drive Saws07:47 — Must-Have Add-Ons and Safety Tips12:08 — Dressing Well Is a Learnable Skill19:43 — The Overlap Between Fashion and Home Improvement22:16 — Challenging the “Eye for Design” Myth26:21 — Fit and Proportion: From Clothes to Color Schemes30:50 — Avoiding Trends: Choosing Timeless Style33:14 — The Swap Trick: Small Changes, Big Impact35:35 — Investing in Quality: Tools, Paint, and Wardrobes36:44 — Final Thoughts and Giveaway Announcement

In this special Fashion Friday episode of Skin Anarchy, Dr. Ekta Yadav sits down with actress-turned-entrepreneur Lois Robbins, founder of WATSKIN, the sun-protective lifestyle brand that proves fashion and function can coexist beautifully.Lois's journey began with a personal health scare that forced her to rethink her relationship with the sun. Diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma and genetically predisposed to melanoma, she was determined to protect her skin without giving up her love for chic, sophisticated style. When she couldn't find options that matched her needs, she designed her own—and strangers quickly began asking where they could buy them. That moment sparked the birth of WATSKIN.Unlike traditional swimwear or activewear, WATSKIN bridges the gap with UPF 50+ designs that feel like a second skin while offering body-inclusive fits and effortless sophistication. From the pool to dinner, each piece is made to transition seamlessly, creating a new category in fashion: stylish sun-protective lifestyle wear.In this episode, Lois opens up about what it takes to build a brand with purpose, the cultural shift toward prioritizing sun safety, and how WATSKIN is reshaping the way we think about skin health and everyday style. She also shares candid lessons from her own entrepreneurial journey—why resilience, curiosity, and the courage to ask the right questions matter most.

Fashion Week Spokane is working to transform our city into a hub of creativity, culture, and of course, couture. In this episode, co-founders Mackenzie and Sophia share their mission to build a community rooted in diversity, art, and self-expression — plus a behind-the-scenes look at the September 6th model boot camp and open casting, the highly anticipated Spring 2025 show, and the stylish surprises coming this winter.

Conversation with Nicole Katz, Sharon Aaron and Brendan Kaplan about the impact of Fashion Forward, a volunteer-driven not-for-profit organisation that collects and sells pre-loved fashion, with all proceeds providing a lifeline for women and families across Sydney's diverse communities.

The guys discuss so much, but also so little, on this week's A2a. Scott has some critical fashion decisions to make, a much higher priority than the deadline decisions coming for the Twins. Come find out what he's thinking on this week's A2a!

Kate shares her incredible journey from selling her first pieces on Etsy, to creating a brand that's taken over campuses and pop-ups! Avery and Kate chat fashion trends (rethink animal print ...) and what she's learned in business so far. She talks about how important Tri Delta is in shaping her collegiate experience as well as actively playing a role in her success—from sisters modeling for photoshoots to supporting her at her pop-up boutiques and shows. Kate opens up about what it's like to be a young entrepreneur, the highs (and lows) of running Katie Bop and how she's positioning herself to stay ahead in the fast-moving world of fashion, all while excelling in her college classes. Find out what's next for Kate in this episode packed with wisdom, style and a bit of sparkle.Visit KatieBop.com to see what she has in store—and use code “podcast” for 25% off sitewide! Thanks, Kate!

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On this week's episode, we're talking all about personal style—how to find it, own it, and have fun with it! From fashion wins and wardrobe mishaps to our favorite style inspirations, we're sharing tips and stories to help you embrace what makes your look uniquely yours.Featuring our hosts Max Cain, Kira Sullins, and special guest Natalia Diaz, stylist for SEASON Magazine and founder/president of Fashion Forward at IU.

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Send us a textRHOA-Family Feuds and Fashion ForwardRHOA S16 E3: High Notes and Cheap ShotsBrit & Mike's Dinner: Mike invites family over, including Brit's personal assistant Ruben and personal chef. Brit shares past relationships with "ballers," but Mike is husband material. She briefly mentions dating Rick Ross. Mike wants a child, and Brit wants a ceremony, but both have different priorities.Brit's Family and Business: Brit discusses the tragic loss of her father in 2015 and the insurance complications that followed, leading her to start her own insurance company. Family tensions arise after she attempts to sell the business, and she no longer sees her sisters.Porsha and Kelli's Meeting: Porsha meets Kelli, who is hosting a Mommy & Me event. Kelli is trying to get to know Porsha, although their relationship didn't start off well.Drew's Music Studio Session: Drew works on her album with Kenya, Cynthia, and Angela. The discussion centers around Drew's professional relationships with Dennis, and the ongoing tension with Porsha.Shamea's Family Struggles: Shamea opens up to her sisters about the emotional struggles she faces with her children, Shiloh and Shya.Angela & Charles' Real Estate Investment: Angela and Charles work on an investment property. Charles holds his real estate investments over Angela's head, complicating their discussions about a vow renewal.Drew's Divorce Proceedings: Drew consults her lawyer Tanya about the ongoing divorce with Ralph. Drew learns about Ralph's refusal to turn over financial information, including allegations of infidelity and financial control. She emphasizes her priority is her children.Shamea's Daughter's Surgery: Shamea prepares Shya for a tonsil surgery. Shya is excited about the procedure.Porsha's Divorce: Porsha talks with her mom, Miss Diane, about her ongoing divorce. Diane reflects on how she thought Simon was Porsha's protector, but now Simon's family is uninvolved in the divorce.Kelli's Event at Balmain: Kelli hosts a Balmain-sponsored event for the Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation. Her daughter Chance gets her makeup done for the event. The event raises awareness for brittle bone disease, with Kelli's daughters affected by it.Porsha and Drew's Tension: Porsha arrives late to the event, and tensions rise as Drew allegedly slowed them down. Cynthia offers Porsha words of encouragement regarding her divorce.Support the showhttps://www.wewinewhenever.com/

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Twitter: @podgaverockInsta: @podgaverockSpecial Guest Hosts: Michael RusseckTame Impala “Feels Like We Only Go Backwards" from the 2012 album "Lonerism" released on Modular. Written and produced by Kevin Parker.Personel:  Kevin Parker – production, recording; all vocals and instruments; cover photoCover:Performed by Neal Marsh and Josh BondIntro Music:"Shithouse" 2010 release from "A Collection of Songs for the Kings". Written by Josh Bond. Produced by Frank Charlton.Other Artists Mentioned:Michael J FoxTeen WolfDave Matthews Band “Crash”Foreigner “I Want To Know What Love Is”Peter Frampton “Do You Feel (Like We Do)”Jim Croce “Operator”Bing Crosby “White Christmas”Phish “Sample in a Jar”Foreigner “Juke Box Hero”Foreigner “Hot Blooded”Foreigner “Urgent”Foreigner “Been Waiting For a Girl Like You”Foreigner “Feels Like the First Time”The CureThe Beatles “Revolver”Backstreet BoysBeach House “Walk in the Park”The Beatles “Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band”LoveCreamPink FloydJefferson StarshipTame Impala “Elephant”GoosePhishTrey AnastasioRed Hot Chile PeppersThe Velvet UndergroundLou ReedTame Impala “Let It Happen”Brian EnoBack to the FutureDavid BowieThe Beatles “Tomorrow Never Knows”Radiohead “In Rainbows”Unknown Mortal OrchestraElton JohnBob Dylan “Knocking On Heaven's Door”Fleetwood Mac “Alright For Everyone”Arctic MonkeysSitarnick 500Imaginary FuturePaul SimonImagine Dragons

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Summary: Last week, we welcomed Sandra Campos back to the show to discuss her new role as CEO of PetMed Express, and her vision for the company's future. This week, we're revisiting our previous interview with Sandra, where we unpacked the career trajectory that set the stage for her leadership at PetMeds today. If you missed it the first time, this conversation is a must-listen. The fashion industry is powered by the sometimes differing perspectives of artistic entrepreneurs and business executives. It takes an intuitive and bold business innovator to merge those visions, and lead brands into the future.  On this episode we sit down with Sandra Campos, a board member, three time CEO and two-time entrepreneur and advisor. Throughout her career, she's built global lifestyle brands, and she's been instrumental in turnarounds, digital transformations, and innovative marketing campaigns, as well as international expansion as a technology-focused operator.  She's the only independent board director at Fabric, a modular and headless commerce solution. She's also a board member at Private Equity-backed Daniels Jewelers, and Big Lots. Her retail career has included being CEO of Diane Von Furstenberg, president of a portfolio of billion dollar contemporary brands, including Juicy Couture, and Division President at Oscar de la Renta. As an entrepreneur, she created the first teen celebrity brand management company in partnership with fellow Latina, Selena Gomez. Together, they launched Gomez's first lifestyle brand 'Dream out Loud'. Sandra is an advocate for Latinos, and recently launched Latina Disruptors, an event highlighting and honoring entrepreneurs. She has received numerous awards, including Top 100 Latina Leaders by Latina Magazine; ALP'S most powerful Latina 2020 to 2022; Top Women in Retail and 2019 Top Leaders in Business, by Hispanic Executive Magazine. Highlights:Upbringing and entrepreneurial background (3:23)How Sandra was introduced to retail and fashion (5:20)Sandra's business mindset (7:44)Her first CEO role (8:44)Bringing together creative and business mindsets (10:18)Recent transformation in the retail industry (12:53)Sandra's partnership with Selena Gomez (15:13)Finding the right role in the fashion industry (17:50)Working on a Board of Directors (19:06)Sandra's experience working in a male-dominated and less culturally-diverse industry (23:16)Her new role with Fabric and Daniel's Jewelers (24:46)Latina visibility in the workforce (27:56) Links:ICR TwitterICR LinkedInICR WebsiteSandra Campos on LinkedInFabric on LinkedInFabric Website Feedback:If you have questions about the show, or have a topic in mind you'd like discussed in future episodes, email our producer, marion@lowerstreet.co.

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Send us a textWhat are people searching for on Pinterest?  Well, I'm back with this week's Pinterest trends, and what's trending is Fashion Forward.  Sometimes, being trend-forward means looking to the past. This week, people on Pinterest are searching for fresh fall styles across eras and aestheticsKey trends140% increase in “emergency preparedness” 34x increase in “dark moody bedroom”80% increase in “90s goth outfits” 12x increase in “dark fall nails”75% increase in “vintage eclectic wedding”2x increase in “80s outfit inspo” 1 among Gen Z6x increase in “romantic outfit” 1 among MillennialsFREE Pinterest Resources: https://thepinterestqueen.com/resourcesWant someone to manage your Pinterest: https://jenvazquezcoach.com/discoverDIY with live coaching from me: https://pintereststrategyacademy.com/psc

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Jason Keehn is the founder of Accompany Creative, the award-winning, impact-driven creative agency recently named Ad Age's Purpose Agency of the Year. With their motto of “We make good, work” Accompany Creative focuses on transforming brands into change agents through inspiring, mission-led storytelling and design. The company is a collective of socially conscious branding, marketing, PR, product design, merchandising, and sourcing leaders who work together to help brands authentically connect with values-driven consumers throughout the entire brand experience. Jason's expertise in both aspirational campaigns and impact-minded products and programs can be seen in their work for a client roster that includes Nespresso, Neiman Marcus, Vestiaire Collective, ABC Carpet & Home, Levi's, NBC Universal, God's Love We Deliver, and the YMCA of Greater New York. Jason's entrepreneurial passion centers on harnessing the power of consumer-minded branding, design, and storytelling for brands and business models that are doing not just “less bad” but also “more good.” In 2022, he launched the first-ever mission-driven merchandising with Universal Pictures for the film “Jurassic World” – work that earned the agency its first Clio award. Prior to launching Accompany Creative, Jason spent 20+ years in brand strategy, identity, and integrated advertising as Chief Growth Officer at independent creative agency Yard NYC. With an MS degree in global bioethics from Columbia University, Jason has published his research in academic journals about the ethics of marketing and has spoken about his integrated branding/ethics perspective at prominent venues like the United Nations General Assembly, Columbia University Commencement, US Consulate General in China, SXSW Eco, and Fashion Forward.

Today we talkin' kicks………and fashion!This episode is all about sneakers and style. We sit down with Houston fashion stylist,Samo, to talk kicks, culture, and couture. We take a dive into the intersection of sneakers and style and how he came to shape his identity and footprint in the fashion world. Samo shares this journey in fashion from the days when streetwear wasn't considered real fashion to what it has expanded to now. #pressplay Thank you for taking the time out to tune into today's show. Please do not forget to  subscribe and leave a 5 star review.To keep up with the host:higherlxng.comInstagram: higherlxnghigherlxng@gmail.comYoutube: Thoughts for The Sole Converse with the show, send us a message!Leave A Review Here

Despite Heidi Dillon's glamorous background being known for reality TV shows and producing content for networks like E! and MTV, she doesn't hide her passion for survival training and being a fashion-forward gun enthusiast.Heidi reveals her reasons for pursuing firearm training, highlighting her desire to be prepared for any eventuality.Throughout the podcast, Heidi emphasizes her lack of traditional survival skills, given her background in fine arts and fashion.  She shares stories about her experiences with various firearms and her training with former Special Forces personnel. The discussion also touches on Heidi's love for her collection of guns.Her story is a testament to her multifaceted personality. She blends high fashion with practical survival skills in a way that defies stereotypes.

Teen Entrepreneurs: Lucy and Kalena of PureLight Apparel Description: In this episode, we sit down with two inspiring 14-year-old entrepreneurs, Lucy and Kalena, the co-founders of PureLight Apparel. Their journey began at age 12 with a creative idea to make journals more attractive, which quickly turned into a profitable venture. With their initial earnings of $300, they took a bold step and invested in their current apparel company, PureLight Apparel. Episode Highlights: Introduction to Lucy and Kalena: Get to know the dynamic duo behind PureLight Apparel. They share their background and how their friendship sparked a successful business idea. From Journals to Apparel: Learn how Lucy and Kalena transitioned from creating and selling journals to launching their own apparel line. Hear about the initial challenges and triumphs they faced along the way. Skills and Lessons Learned: The girls discuss the invaluable skills they've acquired, including technology, graphic design, buying and selling with vendors, building relationships, investing, borrowing money, and learning from mistakes. They emphasize the importance of taking risks for growth and how supporting each other has been crucial in overcoming obstacles. The Launch Process: Discover the detailed process behind launching new products, from developing ideas to determining production quantities. Lucy and Kalena explain the time and effort involved in bringing their creative visions to life. Utilizing Resources: The duo shares how they've leveraged various resources to aid their growth and learning, highlighting the importance of being resourceful and seeking help when needed. Current Success and Future Plans: Lucy and Kalena talk about the success of PureLight Apparel, including their participation in a local pop-up store for three months and an upcoming pop-up event in early March. They also reflect on their experience being featured on another podcast. Mission and Goals: Understand the mission behind PureLight Apparel. Lucy and Kalena aim to create clothing that makes people feel confident and comfortable. They share their vision for the future and what they hope to achieve with their brand. Quotes: "Taking risks is the only way to grow." "Making mistakes can be hard, but we support each other when mistakes are made." "Our goal is for people to be confident and comfortable in our clothing." Call to Action: Follow PureLight Apparel: Stay updated on Lucy and Kalena's journey and latest releases by following PureLight Apparel on social media. Upcoming Pop-Up Event: Don't miss their upcoming pop-up event in early March. Details will be shared on their social media channels. Support Young Entrepreneurs: Be inspired by Lucy and Kalena's story and support young entrepreneurs in your community. Social Media Links: Instagram: @PureLightApparel Tiktok: PureLight Apparel Website: www.purelightapparel.com Tune In: Listen to the full episode to hear more about Lucy and Kalena's incredible journey and how they continue to inspire others with their entrepreneurial spirit. Subscribe: Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast for more inspiring stories and insightful discussions. Build Leadership: If you want your teen to explore leadership here is a great place to start with Peers Not Fears 10 Ways to Ignite Leadership Skills.

In this week's Failure Friday segment, we hear from a woman who dreams of starting a fashion blog with a close friend, only to lose nearly six months to indecisiveness. Lesson: don't wait on your friends to get motivated! Side Hustle School features a new episode EVERY DAY, featuring detailed case studies of people who earn extra money without quitting their job. This year, the show includes free guided lessons and listener Q&A several days each week. Show notes: SideHustleSchool.com Email: team@sidehustleschool.com Be on the show: SideHustleSchool.com/questions Connect on Instagram: @193countries Visit Chris's main site: ChrisGuillebeau.com Read A Year of Mental Health: yearofmentalhealth.substack.com If you're enjoying the show, please pass it along! It's free and has been published every single day since January 1, 2017. We're also very grateful for your five-star ratings—it shows that people are listening and looking forward to new episodes.

This week on The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast, we welcome Marci Zaroff, the founder of ECOfashion Corp, founder of MetaWear, co-founder of The Institute for Integrative Nutrition, producer of the documentary THREAD: Driving Fashion Forward, author of "ECOrenaissance: Co-Creating A Stylish, Sexy and Sustainable World", and she is the woman who coined the term “ECOfashion” - and so much more! Marci is a woman of so many talents, who is transforming the world through health, beauty, fashion, and more. In 1995, Marci breathed life into the term "ECOfashion," masterfully weaving together the strands of ecology and fashion ~ styling the world of change, while changing the world of style. Marci has so many accolades, but among them she is the Founder/CEO of MetaWear, Founder/CEO of ECOfashion Corp, Co-Founder of BeyondBrands Conscious Consulting Agency, Co-Founder and CMO of Good Catch Foods, Co-Founder of The Institute for Integrative Nutrition, Founder and former CEO/President of Under the Canopy, Co-Creator of I AM Enlightened Creations, Producer of “THREAD | Driving Fashion Forward,” documentary, and the author of "ECOrenaissance: Co-Creating A Stylish, Sexy and Sustainable World". This episode of The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast is jam-packed full of Marci's wisdom, stories from her life and career, her life's work, and ECO-inspiration! You will be blown away by Marci's inspiring story and how she is transforming the world every single day. She's accomplished so much in her life and there is so much more yet to come - and we are so honored to share her story with you.  In this episode, you'll hear:  Marci's inspiring story; About the book that changed her life as a teenager and put her on her trajectory to change the world;  How she became interested in health and nutrition and how The Institute for Integrative Nutrition came to be; The story of how Marci got involved in fashion and how her many fashion and beauty enterprises came to be; So much wisdom and insight about the products we buy and use, and what we can all do to make an ECO impact on the world through our fashion, beauty, and home products; And so much more.  Listen and Subscribe: Don't miss this inspiring episode - and so many others! Listen to The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast on #ApplePodcasts, #Spotify, #YouTube, and subscribe to stay up-to-date with our latest episodes. Join the movement to empower girls and change the world, one story at a time! For more information on Marci and all of her incredible work and projects, please visit: www.1GirlRevolution.com/MarciZaroff For more information on 1 Girl Revolution, to listen to all of our podcast episodes, watch our Emmy-nominated documentaries, and more, please visit: www.1GirlRevolution.com