Podcasts about fashion label

Renato Simunović aka RIN ist einer der erfolgreichsten deutschsprachigen Rapper, verkauft die größten Locations aus und hat quasi jedes Festival als Headliner gespielt. Und das, obwohl sein Durchbruch erst acht Jahre her ist und er lange Zeit, anders als viele andere Künstler*innen, Social Media eher schleifen lässt und erst recht keinen hohen Single-Output für Playlisten hat. Welche Rolle Musikunternehmer Elvir Omerbegovic in RINs Karriere spielt, wie es sein kann, dass mit Bausa und Shindy zwei weitere Rap-Stars aus seinem Geburtsort Bietigheim-Bissingen stammen und was er mit seinem eigenen Fashion-Label plant, verrät er im OMR Podcast.

Was passiert, wenn eine junge Gründerin mit 15 ihre erste Idee hat, als Model um die Welt reist und dann mitten in der Pandemie ihr eigenes Fashion-Label ins Leben ruft? In dieser Folge spreche ich mit Vivien Wysocki, Co-Founderin von Saint Sass. Sie erzählt, wie sie aus einer lockeren Idee gemeinsam mit ihren Mitgründerinnen und Investoren eine Marke geschaffen hat, die selbst Paris Hilton auf Instagram kommentiert.Wie entsteht aus dem „destruktiven Perfektionismus“ eine treibende Kraft, Dinge einfach zu starten? Welche Rolle spielen Community und Social Media beim Netzwerkaufbau? Und weshalb ist ein grüner Protein-Shake zum Frühstück für sie fast schon Ritual?Ein Gespräch über harte Arbeit, kreative Inspiration und das gute Gefühl, Frauen mit einer klaren Message-Strumpfhose zu empowern. Wer schon immer wissen wollte, wie man von „einfach mal machen“ zu einer international wachsenden Brand kommt, sollte unbedingt reinhören. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amy's close friend Virginie Pepin joins her in the studio to break down exactly how she started her clothing label Pfeiffer. They chat about everything from how a piece is designed, to what happens when you fight with your co-founder, to designing a dress that other brands want to rip off. Shop Pfeiffer here You can buy AT LAST wine here! ORDER Amy's Book 'Strap Yourself In' HERE Contact Amy and check out all her stuff HERE Follow and Subscribe to Amy's other podcast - search for: ⭐️ 'Beyond The Chaos' ⭐️ with Amy Gerard and Gen Muir  Produced by DM PodcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paulina Tsvetanova hat einen außergewöhnlich mutigen Lebensweg hinter sich, gefüllt mit Herausforderungen und kreativen Neuanfängen. In ihrem Interview bei "Mehr Mut zum Glück" teilt sie ihre eindrucksvolle Reise, die sie von Bulgarien nach Deutschland geführt hat und in der Mode- und Kunstwelt Erfolge feiern lässt.Als mich Paulina vor einigen Monaten angeschrieben hat, wusste ich noch nichts von ihrem spannenden Lebenslauf. Vieles habe ich dann erst während des Gesprächs erfahren und das hat es wirklich in sich.Mit 18 Jahren kam Paulina mit ihrer Zwillingsschwester nach Deutschland - ohne festes Einkommen und mit minimaler Unterstützung. Sie nahm Putzjobs an, um ihr Studium zu finanzieren, und durchlebte viele Herausforderungen. Diese Erfahrungen stärkten ihren Ehrgeiz und ihren Willen zur Selbstverwirklichung.Nach mehreren Fachwechseln schloss Paulina ihr Studium in Kunstgeschichte, Philosophie und christlicher Archäologie erfolgreich ab, trotz gesundheitlicher Probleme und Hindernissen.Ihre Leidenschaft für Mode und Kunst führte zur Gründung von "Paulinas Friends", einem Concept Store, der sich später zu einem Fashion-Label entwickelte. Trotz finanzieller Engpässe gelang es ihr, ihre Kreationen weltweit bekannt zu machen, mit Auftritten bei der New York und Paris Fashion Week.Paulina betont Diversität und Inklusion in ihrer Mode, und ihre außergewöhnlichen Designs haben ihr einen festen Platz in der Modeindustrie verschafft. Zukünftig möchte sie ihre Marke international weiter etablieren und Menschen dazu inspirieren, ihre Identität durch individuelle Kreationen auszudrücken.Wer mehr über Paulinas einzigartige Kreationen erfahren möchte, sollte definitiv einen Blick auf ihre Mode und Geschichten werfen - diese lohnen sich auf jeden Fall.Motiv Podcastcover: Matthias KindlerShownotesZur Webseite von PaulinaZu den Büchern von PaulinaZum Instagram-Kanal von Paulina Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In dieser Videocast-Folge spreche ich mit Aurora Nia Noxx, einer Domina und erfolgreichen Unternehmerin, über ihren spannenden Werdegang. Sie erzählt, wie sie vom Marketingjob zur Domina wurde und sich ein beeindruckendes Imperium aufgebaut hat. Aurora spricht offen über die Reaktionen ihres Umfelds, ihre Mission und die Möglichkeiten, als Domina Geld zu verdienen. Sie hat die Mistress Academy gegründet, um Frauen in diesem Bereich auszubilden, und teilt ihre Erfahrungen mit Coaching, Kunden und den Herausforderungen ihres Berufs. Zudem gibt sie Einblicke in ihre Coaching-Ausbildung, ihr Fashion-Label und die Sicherheitsmaßnahmen, die sie im BDSM-Bereich ergreift. Am Ende des Gesprächs enthüllt Aurora, dass wir uns über mein Aktiencoaching kennengelernt haben. Jetzt reinhören!

Hi guys! Welcome back :) Today, I sat down with ⁠Sunaina Khera, ⁠a world renowned designer, known for her slow fashion and highly in -demand bridal and bridesmaid fashion. She is known for her modern monotone lehengas, intricately designed and filled with glamor, glitz and elegance, offering  a unique perspective and story to every collection she curates. Various Bollywood celebrities like Radhika Apte, Sonam Kapoor, Malaika Arora Khan, Tara Sutaria to name a few have been styled by the designer. Khera  has gained recognition for her designs and has been featured in magazines such as Harper's Bazaar, Vogue, Cosmopolitan and Brides today. Sunaina is here today to talk about the beginnings of her label and how she was able to get to where she is today despite difficulties and challenges along the way. enjoy :)

Henrietta Rix is CEO and co-founder of the cult British fashion label, Rixo. Now in the brand's ninth year, they have multiple stores including a flagship in London and have just launched their first international store in New York, as part of their US expansion plans. In this week's episode, we deep dive her CEO superpower, Passion. We collaboratively how deep you dive, and how much you can achieve, when you are truly passionate about your career pursuit and have no Plan B. Henrietta is a truly remarkable, and astonishingly humble woman who has built a now global brand, with 106 employees through hard work, belief and passion. This episode is for you if you are questioning your career choices, looking to pivot and hoping to lean in to developing a career that is aligned with your true calling. You can find RIXO on instagram @rixo & Henrietta via Instagram @henriettarixTo shop the Rixo collection, go to https://rixolondon.com/CEO YOURSELF is a community designed to inspire and motivate you on your journey. We deliver weekly podcasts on a Monday, interviewing diverse women and deep diving their CEO superpowers, so you can adopt their learnings to become the CEO of your life. You can find us on instagram @whynotceoyourself with further resources online at www.ceoyourself.com Our host Hermione is on instagram & TikTok @hermioneoliviaCEO STYLEHenrietta wears the Rixo Neroni dress from the brands collaboration with Ciao Lucia, available here https://bit.ly/3yozUkq.Hermione wears waistcoat (https://bit.ly/4dssgEO) and column jeans (https://bit.ly/4c8xPa2) from COS, with earrings by Heavenly Mayhem twist earrings (https://bit.ly/3LOuv9t) and necklace by Lucy Delius. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

My guest today is Sarah Henney, founder of Outback Linen Co, which is what I would call a women's fashion label with heart.  Sarah only launched her label less than two years ago, but it's almost exploded in the time since. How on earth has she managed to launch her business with such a bang, and grow it so rapidly? And do it whilst raising two very young children and whilst living in rural Queensland?  There are two things in particular that I want you to listen to in this interview.  Firstly, the way Sarah has really built this brand around a very strong purpose and uses storytelling to connect with her audience.  And secondly, her marketing strategy, and the way she creates and shares her marketing content combined with having the right campaign structures and budgets to hit her revenue targets.  So she's not simply relying on having a great product, she's created a really compelling sales strategy that connects with her audience and compels them to buy. The outcome of her approach means that her revenue is scaling up rapidly at a time when many eCommerce brands are struggling.  Episode's Show Notes: https://www.catherinelangman.com/episode-228/ Links mentioned in this episode: If you'd like help to achieve your goals in 2024 I invite you to have a chat to find out how we can make that happen together. Website:  https://www.outbacklinen.co/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/outbacklinenco/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/outbacklinenco/   https://www.catherinelangman.com/work-with-me-shopify-expert/

ZUM WEBINAR: https://berend-heins.onepage.me/live-workshop-2024 In dieser Folge des Onlineshop Geflüster Podcasts haben wir einen ganz besonderen Gast! - Dagmar von Kiss my Neon, die die Zusammenarbeit mit uns bei einem Monatsumsatz von 10K gestartet hat und in kürzester Zeit 6 stellige Monatsumsätze macht. Was waren ihre AHA Momente und kann man in 2024 eigentlich noch eine Fashion Brand aufbauen oder ist der Zug abgefahren? Viel Spaß! Dein Berend. Hier geht es zu Dagmars Shop: https://www.kissmyneon.de/ __________ Mache den ersten Schritt und buche dir eine kostenlose SHOPANALYSE: https://www.berend-heins.de/termin Du hast Vorschläge, Wünsche oder Kritik an uns? Schick uns gerne dein Feedback via https://form.typeform.com/to/jSexWL8b Mehr von Berend: ► Homepage: https://www.berend-heins.de ► Case Studies: https://www.berend-heins.de/bewertungen ► Trustpilot: https://de.trustpilot.com/review/broes-media.de ► LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/berend-heins-onlineshop-ecommerce-ecom-shop/ ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/berend.heins ► YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@berendheins ► Newsletter: https://www.berend-heins.de/newsletter Mein Name ist Berend Heins und ich habe früher selbst im Lager Pakete gepackt. Wir haben Hunderttausende € in Agenturen investiert und jeden erdenklichen Fehler mit teurem Lehrgeld gezahlt damit du es nicht mehr machen musst und helfen ambitionierten Brands dabei auf 100-500k Monatsumsatz zu wachsen, ohne sich von teuren Agenturen abhängig zu machen.

In Episode 11, Amber Bonney Bites Big with guest co-host Denni Francisco - proud Wiradjuri woman, a pioneer in the Australian fashion industry and a strong advocate for First Nations people.Inspired by Amber's own Mantra, "bite big and chew like hell", in this episode we talk about how Denni's own Mantra centralised around the notion of "Together we create". Denni's mantra has been the guiding foundation of both her business's where she sees collective togetherness as being at the heart of her values, actions and impact.We talk about the powerhouse that is Ngali, Denni's high-end fashion label which saw her secure her first standalone show as a First Nations designer in 2023! Denni's shares her experience of this journey from the daunting task of preparing for the show to the sense of relief when it was over, only allowing herself to reflect and acknowledge the magnitude of what she had achieved in the weeks and months that followed.As a First Nations woman, Denni discusses her childhood and the profound influence of her grandmother in shaping the woman she is today and her perspective of the world. Denni delves into how she feels she has a responsibility to take advantage of the opportunities she has had, to understand her privilege, and to help generate opportunities and to shine a light on First Nations creativity.Bite Big has donated $500 to the chosen charity Dot Com Mob a charity that aims to improve the lives of people living in remote Australian Indigenous communities by providing access to technology centre, Youth IT training & digital inclusion projects.If you would like to know more about our host Amber Bonney her business The Edison Agency or co-host Denni Francisco you can connect and follow these boss women via their socials links below!Links:Denni LinkedInNgali WebsiteNgali InstagramThe Edison Agency's LinkedInThe Edison Agency's InstagramAmber's InstagramAmber's LinkedIn Dot Com MobCreditsMain Host: Amber BonneyProducer: Niki BeestonPost Production : Fran Toscano, 17th Street Audio,

Hi there and welcome back to another edition of ScaleUp Radio, the podcast inspired by the Entrepreneurial ScaleUp System and designed to make navigating our ScaleUp journeys that little bit easier by learning from others' experiences.   I'm Kevin Brent and today we're diving into the remarkable journey of Fazane Fox, founder of Fazane Fox Production Agency. Fazane started with a passion for fashion, launching her own label 13 years ago, only to pivot to a full-service production agency supporting over 100 brands globally.   We'll explore her transition from struggling with her fashion label to thriving in production, the resilience she displayed through personal and professional crises, and her strategic insights that have shaped her business.   Plus, learn about her future plans to transition from fashion mogul to DJ in Ibiza.   Make sure you don't miss any future episodes by subscribing to ScaleUp Radio wherever you like to listen to your podcasts.   Join us for an inspiring look at adaptability, perseverance, and strategic evolution in the fashion industry. Let's get started!   Scaling up your business isn't easy, and can be a little daunting. Let ScaleUp Radio make it a little easier for you. With guests who have been where you are now, and can offer their thoughts and advice on several aspects of business. ScaleUp Radio is the business podcast you've been waiting for. If you would like to be a guest on ScaleUp Radio, please click here: https://bizsmarts.co.uk/scaleupradio/apply You can get in touch with Kevin here: kevin@biz-smart.co.uk Kevin's Latest Book Is Available!   Drawing on BizSmart's own research and experiences of working with hundreds of owner-managers, Kevin Brent explores the key reasons why most organisations do not scale and how the challenges change as they reach different milestones on the ScaleUp Journey. He then details a practical step by step guide to successfully navigate between the milestones in the form of ESUS - a proven system for entrepreneurs to scale up. More on the Book HERE - https://www.esusgroup.co.uk/   Fazane can be found here: https://www.fazanefox.co.uk/   Resources: D2N2 Growth Hub - https://www.d2n2growthhub.co.uk/

My next guest is the ultimate icon for body positivity, it's none other than Riley Hemson, founder of the size inclusive swimwear brand REMMIE and wardrobe basics brand Jorja and Joseph, you may know her as @rileyj on socials, formerly known as @healthychick101. You may also know her from our joint Showpo and Remmie collab collection. Riley has had a long health and fitness journey which she positively turned into a career in social media. And then led to her launching her activewear and swimwear brand Remmie in 2020, which has now grown to 7 figures. Riley is so down to earth and authentic, exactly what you see on socials! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A retail industry group predicts luxury fashion label Kate Sylvester won't be the last to come under pressure from a tough economy. Felix Walton reports.

One of New Zealand's top fashion labels, Kate Sylvester, has announced it will shut down in 2025 after more than 30 years in the business. Former Fashion Quarterly editor Fiona Hawtin spoke to Corin Dann.

Begleite mich diesmal auf eine faszinierende Reise durch den Lebensweg von Elke Freytag! Ursprünglich ausgebildet als Bautechnikerin, wagte sie einen mutigen Schritt und wurde Quereinsteigerin in der Modewelt. Im Jahr 2009 eröffnete sie ihren eigenen Shop im siebten Bezirk. In dieser Episode sprechen wir über ihren einzigartigen Weg und die Herausforderungen, die sie auf dem Weg dorthin gemeistert hat. Elke teilt mit uns ihre inspirierende Geschichte, wie sie ihre Leidenschaft für Mode mit ihrem eigenen Modelabel verwirklichte. Von den Anfängen als Bautechnikerin bis zur erfolgreichen Modedesignerin - diese Episode ist eine Quelle der Inspiration für alle, die den Mut haben, ihren eigenen Weg zu gehen! Mehr über Elke und seine Arbeit findet ihr hier https://www.elkefreytag.com/ Du hast eine spannende Lebensgeschichte, die du mit mir und meiner Community teilen willst? Dann schreib mir eine Mail an : lebenswegepodcast@gmail.com Teil mir auch gerne dein Feedback und Wünsche für neue Interview Gäste, die du gerne hören würdest: https://www.facebook.com/Lebenswege-Podcast-103348588053385 https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreadomenig/ https://www.instagram.com/lebenswege_podcast/ Intro: Walk Around by Roa https://soundcloud.com/roa_music1031 Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/walk-around-roa Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/BimtUhUirnw

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Es war die Idee, die mich zur Selbstständigkeit brachte: mein eigenes Fashion-Label. In dieser Podcast-Folge erzähle ich dir, wie mein Weg dahin war und was du ab sofort unter meinem Fashion-Label GODLIKE findest. Shownotes:Shop GODLIKE: https://hardcore-is-godlike.com/Auroras kostenloser Telegram-Kanal: https://t.me/auroranianoxxchannelAurora auf OnlyFans: https://onlyfans.com/auroranianoxx Aurora auf BestFans: https://www.bestfans.com/auroranianoxxKontakt Aurora: aurora@mistressacademy.deInstagram: @auroranianoxxofficialAlles zu meiner MISTRESS ACADEMY: https://www.mistressacademy.deAlles zu meinem MISTRESS EMPIRE:Website: https://www.mistressempire.de/Phone: 040 41125057Mail: info@mistressempire.dePrivate Mietung: https://www.mistressempire.de/booking/private

Holistically Fit Empowered Life | Sally Estlin Naked Passion Podcast 020 Sally Estlin is a Multi Award Winning International Best Selling Author, Creator of Fashion Label 'Empowered Clothing', Owner and Wellness Mentor of @holisticallyfitlife, Healer & Coach, Personal Trainer, Co-host of the Podcast Happy Neighbourhood Project, Networker and Quantum Activator. Sally joins us on Naked Passion Podcast to explore all things Mindset, Fashion, and the Quantum World. Work with Sally: https://holisticallyfit.com.au/programs Connect with Sally: Website: https://www.empoweredclothing.com.au Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/empoweredclothingaustralia Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/empoweredclothingaustralia Wellness Mindset Journal: https://https://holisticallyfit.com.au/journal Connect with Nathan Barnier: Twitter: https://twitter.com/nathanbarnier TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@nathanbarnier Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nathanbarnier Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nathanbarnier Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/nathanbarnier LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/nathanbarnier84 Connect with Naked Passion Podcast: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nakedpassionpodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nakedpassionpodcast/ Holistically Fit Empowered Life | Sally Estlin Naked Passion Podcast 020

Mariah Saad wears multiple professional hats: she is both a graduate trademark lawyer and founder of a loungewear fashion brand, LONELY IS MY HAPPY. Pursuing both pathways, she says, makes her a better and more rounded professional. In this episode of The Protégé Podcast, host Jerome Doraisamy speaks with LegalVision graduate Mariah Saad about her work with the fast-growing NewLaw firm, her lifelong interest in fashion, how and why she founded LONELY IS MY HAPPY during the COVID-19 pandemic, and being deliberate with her marketing and branding about empowerment and confidence as it pertains to wearing loungewear. Ms Saad also reflects on wanting people to talk more about their mental health struggles and having her label champion such conversations, how law students and young lawyers have responded to her label, how her legal employer has embraced her work, how she manages her time and the juggle, what she has learnt in the course of being a business owner and young lawyer simultaneously, what advice she has for emerging legal professionals about broadening one's skill set, and why they should be unafraid to pursue their passions. If you like this episode, show your support by rating us or leaving a review on Apple Podcasts (The Lawyers Weekly Show) and by following Lawyers Weekly on social media: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you have any questions about what you heard today, any topics of interest you have in mind, or if you'd like to lend your voice to the show, email editor@lawyersweekly.com.au for more insights!

“I want to create my own space. I don't want to have to fit into someone else's whitewashed marketing… I want to create fashion that shows people like me.” In this week's 40 Minute Mentor takeover, Samuel Tholley. Founder of Hidden Pages, is joined by Rosette Ale, Founder of Revival - a sustainable fashion label redesigning discarded clothes into contemporary designs for a cleaner and cooler planet. Samuel and Rosette know each other from university and have a really insightful and refreshing conversation in today's episode, covering the following topics: ➡️ The start of Revival and the mind of a young entrepreneur  [01:31]➡️ Challenges of entering the fashion world [04:49]➡️ Mentorship, crowdfunding and being bold [07:34]➡️ Fostering a good mentor mentee relationship [12:06]➡️ The importance of representation and breaking down barriers [15:02]➡️ Diversifying the fashion industry [17:59]➡️ Shifting diversity from a tick box exercise [19:52]➡️ Accessibility to sustainability & mentality shifts [21:42]➡️ Doing your part towards living more sustainably and saving the planet [25:46]➡️ Where to follow Revival & Rosette's journey [31:38] ⛳ Helpful links:➡️ Connect with Sam: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samuel-tholley-758135105/ ➡️ Connect with Rosette: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosette-ale/➡️ Find out more about Hidden Pages: https://www.linkedin.com/company/hidden-pages/ and https://www.instagram.com/_hiddenpages/?hl=en➡️ Find out more about Revival: https://www.revivalldn.com/ PLUS! If you want to hear more from Samuel and Hidden Pages, listen to his episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kF_-blY_kUQ⭐Enjoyed this episode?⭐️Keep up to date with all our latest episodes, by hitting the subscribe button on your favourite podcast platform. And for any feedback on what you enjoy the most and ideas on what we can do to make 40 Minute Mentor even better, please leave us a review on https://ratethispodcast.com/40mm 

Mit 2.000 Euro Startkapital ein Unternehmen gründen? Sara und Anna sind den Weg gegangen und berichten, wie sie mit einer Socke im Sortiment gestartet sind. Aber warum eigentlich Socken? Socken waren lange Zeit das langweiligste Kleidungsstück in unseren Kleiderschränken. In den letzten Jahren hat sich dies allerdings geändert – von verspielten Mustern über bunte Farben bis hin zu auffälligem Glitzer. Im Fair Fashion Bereich wurden die Fußwärmer jedoch weiterhin vernachlässigt. Bis Anna und Sara mit ihrem Label popeia an den Start gingen! Mittlerweile besteht das Sortiment von popeia nicht mehr nur aus Socken, sondern aus den wichtigsten Basics im Kleiderschrank. Das Besondere daran: pro Bestellung wird ein Paar Socken an ein Frauenhaus gespendet. So schaffen die Gründerinnen nicht nur mit ihrem nachhaltigen Material einen Impact für unsere Gesellschaft. Im Podcast sprechen Anna und Sara mit finanz-heldin Alicia über die Entstehung von popeia, über die Höhen und Tiefen im Gründungsprozess und über die Vor- und vielleicht auch Nachteile, die eine Gründung zu zweit haben kann. Falls Du auch gerade mit dem Gedanken spielst, ein Startup aufzubauen, geben Anna und Sara Dir außerdem noch ein paar hilfreiche Tipps für Förderungsmöglichkeiten an die Hand. Hier geht es zur Website von popeia: https://popeia.de/ Mit diesem Link kannst Du über WhatsApp mit popeia über die neusten Produktentwicklungen sprechen und Dein Feedback geben: https://api.whatsapp.com/message/FQBVMA43P2TIB1?autoload=1&app_absent=0 Kennst Du schon unseren Finanzplaner? Hier geht es zu unserem Buch, das Dich Schritt für Schritt auf Deinem Weg zur finanz-heldin begleitet: https://finanz-heldinnen.de/planer Tägliche Inspiration und geballtes Finanzwissen findest Du auf unserem Instagram-Kanal: https://www.instagram.com/finanzheldinnen/ Und wenn Du Dich tiefer in Themen einlesen willst, dann schau Dir doch mal unsere Beiträge, Interviews und Checklisten auf unserer Website an: https://finanz-heldinnen.de/

West African culture and British couture: at first glance, these two worlds seem to have precious little in common. But London-based designer Foday Dumbuya has brought them together in peace and harmony.

Why are social media platforms increasingly becoming the battleground for public apologies and brand backlashes? This episode sheds light on the psychology behind it all. Starting from the Bud Light fiasco in April to a TikTokker rant about a popular shoe brand from last week - discussing the reasons behind the rants. Episode Highlights:1. The Scandalous Shredding: Uncover the jaw-dropping story of a fashion label that sent millions of dollars worth of clothing to the shredder instead of donating it, leaving listeners questioning the motives behind this wasteful action.2. Cancel Culture: Explore the phenomenon of cancel culture and its impact on both public figures and everyday individuals. An update on the reasons behind the backlash and providing actionable strategies to understand and navigate it if it happens to you. 3. Facing the Flames: Molly shares personal anecdotes and experiences about facing online criticism, offering valuable advice on effectively responding to trolls and engaging with individuals with genuine concerns or misunderstandings.4. Cognitive Reframing and Apologies: Discover the importance of cognitive reframing in altering perceptions and reducing emotional attachment. Molly discusses the significance of issuing timely apologies and acknowledgment to prevent further retribution and build a safe and supportive community.Beyond the Headlines: In this segment, Molly takes a deep dive into the behind-the-scenes world of PR and shares her recent experience with a TikTok firestorm. Gain valuable insights into the personalized algorithms of platforms like TikTok and learn how to address issues and minimize anger within your online community proactively.More from Molly McPherson: Join PR Confidential for expert analysis on PR tactics and spin ripped from the headlines. Pose your PR pop culture questions directly to Molly and gain exclusive insights, including bonus commentary from her podcasts and TikTok. Spot the spin and uncover the narrative with PR Confidential. Getting flamed on Social Media? Get your 'Quick Fix Crisis Communication Plan Linktree Instagram TikTok Twitter (I refuse to call it 'X') YouTube Facebook Listen and Subscribe to Apple Podcasts Indestructible: Reclaim Control and Respond with Confidence in a Media Crisis Indestructible: Reclaim Control and Respond with Confidence in a Media Cris...

In this episode of Third Culture Africans, Zeze interviews Ngoni Chikwenengere, the ingenious force behind We Are Kin, a women's wear size-inclusive slow fashion brand rooted in sustainability. Ngoni's journey unfolds from transitioning to London at 10, overcoming challenges tied to her African heritage, to founding a blog at 16 that evolved into discussing fashion trends and forging connections with like-minded enthusiasts worldwide. The episode delves into Ngoni's leap into fashion entrepreneurship, establishing "We Are Kin" shortly after graduating from university. The brand's commitment to sustainability through end-of-line fabrics, eco-friendly materials, and a close manufacturing partnership sets it apart. Notably, the brand offers a size range from 6 to 26, showcasing Ngoni's dedication to inclusivity, along with her innovative use of 3D renders that adds a unique dimension to her fashion line. Beyond fashion, Ngoni's lifestyle blogging authenticity fosters trust, while her pragmatic social media strategy involves frequent posting and prioritizing sales. The episode resonates with Ngoni's entrepreneurial drive within the African diaspora, embodying a narrative of visionary sustainability.  

In this episode, I talk to Lucy and Nikki, you might know them as the OG Instagram dynamic duo We the Wild Ones. They are the founders of the renowned fashion label Jagger and Stone, and wine label Jackson West. Like each podcast episode, we start with the genesis of the brand, where it all started, but what I really loved is chatting to the girls about challenges that come with scaling a business and navigating their business through today's economic environment. Business isn't always as fun as it looks on social media, and today we really get into that side of it.@thelazyceo_podcast@jaggerandstone@lucykatejackson@nikkiwestcott@whoisjacksonwest@happyhourwithlucyandnikki Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode i'm joined by Elise from The Fashion Startup.   After launching her very own successful activewear label, which was featured in Mercedes Benz and New York Fashion Weeks, Elise now uses her experience and knowledge to teach others how to start, launch and scale a fashion brand.    In this episode we discuss:  How Elise built her fashion brand and got the opportunity to debut it internationally.  What the process of starting a fashion lable from scratch actually looks like. The insider tips Elise has learnt from years of experience. The realistic budget and timeframe you need to start a fashion label. How to market a fashion brand to stand out amongst the competition. Which brands are killing it at the moment and where to look for inspiration. Plus much MORE!    ————————— CONNECT WITH ELISE | THE FASHION STARTUP

This week Melissa transports you to the Pucci Palazzo in Florence, Italy, for a conversation with Laudomia Pucci that covers fashion, food, her family's legacy in Florence, and much more. Laudomia Pucci is a native Florentine and the daughter of Emilio Pucci. She became the CEO of the PUCCI brand at just 28 years-old after her father's passing and has been integral to the international expansion of the brand… successfully overseeing its merger with luxury conglomerate LVMH. The Pucci family has been a prominent Florentine family since the 13th Century. Today, they're best known as the creative masterminds behind the luxury fashion brand PUCCI, created by Emilio. The bold, pattern-forward designs were beloved by Sophia Loren, Jackie Kennedy, and Marilyn Monroe…to name a few. The designs truly embody the Italian Dolce Vita. Emilio was not only Italy's first ready-to-wear designer, but he was also one of the first Italian fashion brands to be headquartered in Florence.   Today, Laudomia is the President of Emilio Pucci Heritage – a site dedicated to nurturing brand culture and history. In this episode, Laudomia will discuss the Pucci fashion house, its legacy, her career, the future of fashion, as well as an intimate window into her Florence.And this week on Destination Hacks, Melissa highlights restaurants, hotels, and more attractions to include on your next trip to Florence! If you want more information on the hotels, restaurants, or museums mentioned in this week's episode, click on the links below:  Hotels:Four Seasons FirenzeVilla San Michele, a Belmond HotelRocco Forte's Hotel SavoyHotel LungarnoPortrait FirenzeThe PlaceHelvetia and BristolRestaurants:Cantinetta AntinoriBuca LapiAtelier de' NerliOsteria Cinghiale BiancoRistorante Il Profeta FirenzeOsteria dell' EnotecaMuseums:LaTinaia Al Bosco - Contemporary art foundation outside of Florence. Their current exhibition, “Borrowed Views” showcases a dozen of Olafur Eliasson pieces until the end of June.Palazzo Strozzi - Contemporary art museum that will have a major Anish Kapoor show in the fall.Palatine Gallery- Major artworks collected by the Medici dynasty displayed on the first floor of the Renaissance Pitti Palace.Bardini Gardens - Stunning gardens in the center of FlorenceNational Museum of Bargello - National Museum in one of the oldest buildings in Florence that dates back to 1255.

The biggest week on the beer calendar is back with more than 70 events across Melbourne and regional Victoria. Broadsheet contributor, Evan Jones, has put together some of the program's highlights – including beer brewed with native ingredients, funky cheese pairings and a beer bake-off. Plus, Angola-born, Melbourne-raised sisters Laurinda and Fatuma Ndenzako launched their fashion label, Collective Closets in 2016, which marries their Australian and African Cultures. Fatuma joins host Katya Wachtel to share what exciting things Collective Closets has coming up, including being a part of the NGV's Melbourne Now exhibition and ACMI's Goddess exhibition. Featured on today's episode:  Good Beer Week 2023 Collective Closets New episodes of Broadsheet Melbourne Around Town drop Monday, Wednesday, Friday each week. Subscribe on the LiSTNR app to make sure you don't miss an episode. Keep up-to-date on everything Broadsheet has to offer at www.Broadsheet.com.au, or at @Broadsheet_melb. Broadsheet Melbourne Around Town is hosted by Katya Wachtel and produced by Holly Mitchell. Deirdre Fogarty is the Executive Producer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Independent fashion label With Jéan's viral designs (such as its cult-favorite Andy dress, signature corsets, and best-selling ribbon-trimmed silhouettes) have been spotted on everyone from Rosalía to Bella Hadid. On this episode, founders Sami Lorking-Tanner and Evangeline Titilas join Hillary to discuss bringing their vision to life, what to expect from their upcoming drops, and the items on repeat in their own wardrobes. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Independent fashion label With Jéan's viral designs (such as its cult-favorite Andy dress, signature corsets, and best-selling ribbon-trimmed silhouettes) have been spotted on everyone from Rosalía to Bella Hadid. On this episode, founders Sami Lorking-Tanner and Evangeline Titilas join Hillary to discuss bringing their vision to life, what to expect from their upcoming drops, and the items on repeat in their own wardrobes. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Australia imports almost​​​​​​​​ one and a half billion garments every year, but only 3% of clothing sold is actually made here.    In light of this imbalance, what can be done to help Australian designers achieve their dreams locally?     In this episode, Harriette talks to Julia van der Sommen, the Director of Sample Room. Based in Collingwood, Julia and her team help designers launch their labels with a range of domestic services — from pattern making to manufacturing.        Show notes:  Sample Room's website  Sample Room on Instagram  Tickets to the ‘Start Your Fashion Business' workshop 

Today I'm chatting with Naomi Swalwell from House of Lacuna about her journey of starting and scaling an ethical and sustainable fashion label. We chat about: - How to find manufacturers - Manufacturing and collection/product advice - What the biggest driver of traffic and sales is for House of Lacuna - What it's like to work with me! Tune in to hear the full episode. Are you ready to learn how to really scale your sales with Facebook ads for your eCommerce store? Put your name on the waitlist for eComm Ads Academy. The next round starts just after Easter. Show links: House Of Lacuna - www.houseoflacuna.com Sourci - https://sourci.com.au/ Jodie Minto - www.jodieminto.com eComm Ads Academy

Er ist ein Disruptor der Musik- und Fashionbranche. Drei Buchstaben, die den Hype ausmachen: RIN. Sein Business – es ist wie in seinem neuen Song „Sternenstaub“: Ein One-Way-Flight durchs Universum. Irgendwie immer zwischen den Kometen. RIN weiß eben genau, wie man Sternenstaub aufwühlt und Hypes kreiert. Er ist einer der erfolgreichsten Rapper Deutschlands. Stimme einer neuen Generation. Einer, der den HipHop entkrampft hat, wie es in der Branche heißt. Und als Part of the Rap-Business hat er, wie seine Kollegen Kanye West, Drake oder Travis Scott, längst sein eigenes Fashion-Label gegründet. Es heißt “Ljubav“, das bedeutet „Liebe“. Nichts prägt die Fashion heutzutage mehr als die HipHop Culture. Ob Louis Vuitton, Tiffany oder Patek Philipp: Rapper bringen den Street Style in die Luxury Stores. Ein 100-Milliarden-Dollar Clash der Kulturen. Neuester Move jetzt: Nach Collabs mit adidas und Nike hat sich RIN mit dem Luxuslabel Aigner zusammengetan und eine exklusive Capsule Collektion entwickelt. Der Launch jetzt – klar, Hype next level. Darüber habe ich mit RIN gesprochen. Er lebt und arbeitet im schwäbischen Bietigheim-Bissingen, dort ist er aufgewachsen. Seine krasse Karriere, seine Strategie, seine Vision. Dazu die großen Learnings: RIN erklärt, was viele Luxury Brands falsch machen und wie sehr sich das rächen wird. Er spricht von einer Social-Media-Blindheit der Marketing-Entscheider, wenn sie Reichweite mit echtem Erfolg verwechseln. Wie fundamental sich das Musikbiz weiterentwickelt und was das für die Zukunft des Life-Entertainments bedeutet. RIN und sein Win-Win: Seine geheimen Superkräfte und warum er sich für einen Begeisterungsexperten hält – das alles jetzt hier in TOMorrow. Also: Showtime! Viel Spaß mit dem Super-Rapper, viel Spaß mit RIN!

Faye Tan is the mama behind Mama Movement.  Faye, like so many women, has previously felt ashamed of her body, and has been guilty of mistreating her body instead of appreciating it for all the amazing things it has done. She then discovered a female fitness community where STRONG was the goal, not SKINNY. Since then she has been on a journey to learn about health, nutrition and of course, about movement. With Mama Movement Faye is on a mission to spread a message of BODY POSITIVITY, and to create SUSTAINABLE, COLOURFUL and HIGH PERFORMANCE activewear that brings a little bit of JOY every time you put them on!  In today's episode I chat with Faye about the behind the scenes of her business, how she collaborates with artists to licence their designs and how she balances creating a movement with selling a fashion brand. Episode Highlights: How did the Mama movement start? [1:49 ] On taking risks and doing things that you love [3:20] How empowering and celebrating women has always been her passion [3:54] Their company's goal is to help connect to customers through body positivity [4:42] Understanding what the brand is going to stand for is crucial to every business [6:13] The value of reaching out to people who'd help her grow her community and brand [12:35] You have to keep the constant growth and revenue and try to balance getting that profit margin [14:55] How does she decide what to bring out next? [17:11] Mama movement's collaboration process and how they partner with talented designers [20:15] How does she effectively sell her products while still being able to send a valuable message to her customers? [24:25]   Click here for all links mentioned in this episode.   Binge all episodes of The Unstoppable eCommerce Podcast here!   We hope you enjoyed this episode! Please subscribe, rate, and share the show - it would mean the world to me. There's more to come and we're looking forward to sharing how to sell more on your online store in our podcast.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This fabulous episode is a MUST listen for you if you ever find yourself doubting what you are here to do, your purpose, your message, and your soul's calling! Join myself and my tall, gorgeous, sexy, baddass friend Ashly Rae. If you are looking for a dose of self belief, inspiration and showing you anything is possible then this one's for you!Ashly spent most of her 20s working as a model. At 27 she started her first business.  In 2021 after gaining  weight in a relationship and shopping for clothes to feel more confident, Ashly grew upset and frustrated. Everything was too tight and uncomfortable. It was as if high street brands only made clothes suitable for young, small sizes and forgot about the mid size millennial woman.  She had the light bulb idea for her fashion brand to create clothing that makes women feel positive about their bodies. Five months later she launched her brand featuring basic wardrobe staples like blazers, bodysuits and tracksuits for women who want to feel confident and comfortable in their clothes.Ashley is SO on purpose and following her EVERY single dream. When she had the light bulb moment after years of having the idea to set up a fashion brand she finally went for it.Ashly took the lessons learned from her breakup to reevaluate her lifestyle, the people around her and her long term vision for success in business. Acting on her future self, Ashly took the bold and brave step into the unknown - and is now transforming the world of fashion to empower women. When women are shopping at elswear , sizing goes from small strong to a large limitless - just like Ashly's vision!!!!Soul Diggers, if you're looking for a sign to trust yourself and your vision, this episode is it!You have already made it because you are following your impulse and heart's calling.Screenshot this episode on your device, and tag @thesouldigger_   @kimmellor_ and @elswearuk @ashlyraeceo on Instagram. I would also LOVE you to SUBSCRIBE and leave a positive 5* review!Useful linksThe Soul Digger - @thesouldigger_Kim Mellor - @kimmellor_www.kimmellor.comKim Mellor Arbonne - www.Kimmellor.Arbonne.comDivine Union - www.kimmellor.com/divineunionThe Soul Digger Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/kimmellorEmail: hello@kimmellor.comKajabi Free 14 Day TrialOther linksAshly Rae - Instagram @elswearuk @ashlyraeceo or Titok @elswearElswear - www.elswear.co.uk

A Wharton Global Youth Program interview with young fashion entrepreneur Cornel Suhartono. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Ich habe mein Unternehmen 2016 praktisch von zu Hause gegründet, wollte von Anfang an transparent sein und nachhaltig produzieren. Das Label ist dann organisch ohne fremdes Kapital gewachsen", sagt Gründerin Lena Nussbaum. Aber junge Startups müssen sich dann doch am Markt schnell behaupten. Oft investieren dann große Geldgeber - für kleine Privatanleger ist es oft schwierig, daran teilhaben zu können. Deswegen geht das Berliner Fashion-Label jetzt einen anderen Weg und gibt Tokens über einen STO heraus. "Im Grunde ist es was ganz Klassisches. Es ist eine Anleihe, die digital ist, das heißt sie ist programmiert auf der Blockchain. Die Anleger können dann während der sechsjährigen Laufzeit mittelbar am Erfolg teilhaben." Alle Infos im Interview von Inside Wirtschaft- Chefredakteur Manuel Koch und auf https://yesmyloveshop.com/nachhaltigkeit/investieren/

Today I talk about the three mistakes that held me back in my own label. Listen in to learn what not to do.For all the shownotes, including any links to resources mentioned, head over to www.belindahumphrey.com. You can also download the new FREE Map your Supply Chain  here, book a 1:1 coaching session here, or connect with Belinda on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/belindahumphrey_ or LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/belinda-humphrey-99749043/ Disclaimer: Whilst every effort is made to ensure that information is accurate at the time of recording, much like the fashion industry itself, this information may change.  TOPICS:Marketing, sustainability, fashion research, audience, wholesale, pricing

Mit mehr als 170k Followern auf Instagram ist Talia seit einigen Jahren erfolgreiche Influencerin. Doch die professionellen Fotos und Videos in wehenden Kleidern waren zuerst nur ein Hobby, bevor sie ihr Markenzeichen wurden. Im August 2017 geht Talia zusammen mit ihrem Mann von der Arbeit von Deutschland nach Chicago. Hier arbeitet sie an der Börse und geht der angestrebten Karriere in der Finanzwelt nach. Auf Instagram postet sie nun laufend Content aus Chicago, eine Stadt, in die sie sich sofort verliebt. Die Followerschaft steigt und plötzlich hat sie Ende 2018 bereits 10.000 Fans auf der Social Media Plattform. Langsam verfestigt sich die Idee sich damit als Influencerin selbstständig zu machen und als sie dann Ende 2020 Covid-bedingt zurück nach Deutschland versetzt werden soll steht für Talia fest: ich kündige und wage den Schritt in die Selbstständigkeit. Ihr Drang sich stetig zu verbessern und zu lernen führt zum Erfolg. Mittlerweile lebt Tali mit ihrem Mann in San Diego. Dass das Leben vor der Kamera aber nicht nur Kreativität, sondern auch viel Admin und Stress bedeutet, dass nicht alles gold ist was glänzt und wie sie es außerdem geschafft hat noch ein eigenes Fashion Label zu gründen, davon erzählt Talia uns heute. Instagram: @travelwithtaliaDen  Muttersprache Podcast findest du u.a hier und ich freue mich sehrüber eine 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Review von Dir:Apple: shorturl.at/asEJ2Spotify:  shorturl.at/erEGXYoutube: shorturl.at/fBHY2Google: shorturl.at/istBMAmazon Music: shorturl.at/efBNWWebsite: https://www.muttersprachepodcast.com/Podcast

In this weeks episode of Startup Diaries, Kyle sits down with the Co-Founders of Front Runner, Tim Hanly and Jye Bohm. This is Tim's third time on the podcast, but what makes this episode different is the appearance of his Co-founder Jye who manages the back end of the business such as the cash-flow, growth strategy and operations. Tim and Jye take us through how they have been able to build Front Runner into a million dollar business in just over 12 months. 0:00 - Introduction 7:30 - How To Create Life Changing Opportunities For Yourself 18:52 - How Tim & Jye Became Business Partners 27:00 - Million Dollar Management Lessons 31:05 - A Warehouse Or 3PL? The Key To Scaling 33:40 - The 6 Pillars Of Business 45:30 - Why You Need To Pay Yourself As A CEO 51: 30 - What Takes Front Runner To A 5 Million Dollar Business? 57:40 - How To Get The Most Out Of Yourself As A Founder 1:03:10 - Quickfire SWYFTX AFFILIATE LINK: https://trade.swyftx.com.au/register/?ref=pivotalconversations&promoRef=conversations20&promoRef=conversations20 GET $20 WORTH OF BITCOIN IF YOU SIGN UP USING THIS LINK ^ SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOIut6UUkQp-xI6YOs8SvWQ LISTEN ON SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/2nGZ292Mhf5eknEwhZA8zq?si=5ac423d2107d4781 LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/pivotal-conversations/id1479491840 FOLLOW PIVOTAL CONVERSATIONS PODCAST: INSTAGRAM | https://instagram.com/pivotalconversations TIKTOK | https://tiktok.com/@pivotalconversations LINKEDIN | https://www.linkedin.com/company/pivotalconversations FOLLOW KYLE: INSTAGRAM | https://instagram.com/kylertraynor FOLLOW TIM & JYE: JYE: https://www.instagram.com/jye_bohm TIM: https://www.instagram.com/timmhanly FOLLOW FRONTRUNNER: INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/frontrunnerau  SUBSCRIBE TO PIVOTAL CONVERSATIONS PODCAST CLIPS: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPNGxKEQwQx_jcsYt1tYDw 

For this new episode of Unlimited Women's Brands, I'm pleased to introduce you - May Kassem! Born and raised in Egypt and with a Master in Psychological Counseling from Geneva in Switzerland, May has supported young and adults in dealing with severe mental illnesses such as Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder, Personality Disorders, OCD, Depression, Anxiety. To spread awareness on these topics that too often we are scared to face and discuss , in 2018 she Co-Founded Scarabeus Sacer www.instagram.com/scarabaeusacer/?hl=en, a homegrown Egyptian advocacy streetwear Label that is far more than “just” a sustainable, ethical and premium quality brand. It advocates for social and environmental change. It's Fashion for a Cause; Fashion for Healing!

For this new episode of Unlimited Women's Brands, I'm pleased to introduce you - May Kassem! Born and raised in Egypt and with a Master in Psychological Counseling from Geneva in Switzerland, May has supported young and adults in dealing with severe mental illnesses such as Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder, Personality Disorders, OCD, Depression, Anxiety. To spread awareness on these topics that too often we are scared to face and discuss , in 2018 she Co-Founded Scarabeus Sacer, a homegrown Egyptian advocacy streetwear Label that is far more than “just” a sustainable, ethical and premium quality brand. It advocates for social and environmental change. It's Fashion for a Cause; Fashion for Healing! For highlights and behind the scenes follow my Unlimited journey on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/un.limited.me/ If you liked my Unlimited approach and are interested to sponsor this or similar episodes, connect with me directly via LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielarossiunlimited/ Or if you wish to apply to be featured please drop me your details connect@un-limited.me To Unlimited Opportunities! Follow us on IG @un.limited.me and let us know what you think about this episode and what you would love to hear next ;-) Connect with Unlimited Founder and Host - Daniela Rossi - via LinkedIn And if you wish to apply to be featured please drop us your details here Opportunities are Unlimited

Can I be honest? Growth is not always comfortable. In fact, it's usually not. When I started out as a coach for artists, musicians and actors, I had a lot to learn.Yes, I had already been in the arts and entertainment industry for 25 years; however, coaching is its own special skill. It took time to develop my unique process in helping artists authentically attract fans, media, and industry so that they can make a greater impact and income.But as I continue to build my business into what I've dreamt it could be, I've learned it's during my biggest challenges that I grow the most. I mean, I had a full-on growth spurt when I got clear on the personality trait of my favourite clients.Multipotentiality!I am a multi-passionate artist so it makes sense that I have a special bond with other multi-passionate artists. I love hearing that a singer-songwriter also paints and makes jewelry or an actor also writes and wants to produce their own projects.I love that I can celebrate my own multiple talents in my coaching when I can draw on my photography, makeup artistry, and fashion background one day and my publicity, journalism, and marketing experience the next.I tell you this story to get you thinking, what challenges are helping you grow?Every artist is different, but my most successful clients have the following things in common:• They are open to explore, share & overcome the fear, self-doubt & limiting beliefs that keep them in their comfort zone• They are highly motivated and willing to do whatever it takes to achieve their dreams• They know that there is no overnight success, slow and consistent progress is what prepares you for opportunities.If you can relate, but feel that you are missing the strategy on how to cultivate an authentic personal brand and attract an engaged audience of fans, media, and industry.I have great news for you. You can get started on your journey right now. I have given myself the challenge to give away 30 free introductory coaching sessions in 30 days. Book your session at dianefoy.com/booking and let's explore your goals.You can do this!My guest today is Mara Girone, a hand embroidery artist, writer, podcast host, and proud owner of the fashion label Mara Girone Simple Sophistication. It is a fashion label of ‘powerful words you can wear', specializing in sustainable, hand-embroidered, and hand-painted fashion. At the age of 8, Mara fell in love with hand-embroidery and regularly returned to this artform throughout her life. She could get lost in it for hours and although at the time she recognize it as such, she had discovered a powerful and effective form of meditation. From a young age, Mara never had just one answer to the ‘what do you want to be when you grow up' question. She would say “I would like to be a writer and artist, traveling the world and meeting new and interesting people.” She was often met with comments like ‘she doesn't know, she wants to be everything and nothing". But the real answer was that she was a multi-passionate artist. Today she can say that she has fulfilled and is living her dream. She has owned a publishing house, writes articles, and is working on a book. She is an artist creating for her own fashion brand and having exhibitions locally and internationally. Mara is also a podcast host for which she has the privilege to meet interesting and inspiring people every day. And by the way, she has lived in several countries and continents!I know that you will enjoy listening to our conversation. For links and a transcript visit dianefoy.com/079

This week we are joined by Larissa Muehleder, founder of New York womenswear label Muehleder. Her empowering contemporary pieces are sculpted out of Neoprene, a fabric she takes pride in being comfortable, flexible, and more importantly, that her customers can wear and still eat a burger in! Born into a Nigerian and Austrian lineage, Larissa moved around a lot as a child; from Germany to Paris, and briefly Senegal before finally settling down in Brooklyn, New York. The adventures shaped her resilient and “go with the flow” attitude, which soon led her to the High School of Fashion Industries at the young age of 16. Her love for fashion design further inspired her to study Business and Fashion Marketing and Merchandising at the Fashion Institute of Technology. It was from here, along with her mother's strong entrepreneurial influence, she began to adapt to the challenges of owning a fashion business and maintaining its values. Muehleder label, and notably, Larissa's designs have come a long way since; dressing major celebrity clients including Cardi-B, Zendaya, and Ashley Tisdale, to name a few. In this episode, we talk about the hustle and grind of crafting and selling a fashion label. This isn't always an easy task as Larissa explains her own personal experiences of pitching from boutique to boutique in the center of New York, but also the learning curve and success that came from it. She also touches on her overwhelming love for her clients, and how building a relationship and listening to your customers, as well as being truly authentic, is essential for running a successful fashion business. You don't want to miss this exciting podcast that overall focuses on work hard, play even harder! Discover more about Larissa and Muehleder: Muehleder Online store: https://www.muehleder.com/ Muehleder Instagram: @muehlederlabel Larissa Muehleder Instagram: @girlinthewhiteglasses Follow The Entry Platform for regular doses of fashion, mindset, and business gems on Instagram! @theentry_platform

Today we are joined by the Queens themselves, Lucy Jackson & Nikki Westcott AKA We the wild ones. If you don't know Lucy & Nikki, they are best friends who run a fashion label together (Jagger & Stone), are hosts of the wildly popular podcast ‘Happy Hour' and are the queens of working hard and playing even harder! ⚡️In today's chat we spoke all about how we the wild ones started and the journey they have been on with that, how they built Jagger & Stone from the ground up and their best tips for anyone else wanting to start a fashion label and we also spoke about their proudest and best moments in the crazy journey they have been on! This chat was so full of entertainment I know you guys will love it, Enjoy x You can follow them on Instagram here. You can shop Jagger & Stone here. You can listen to their podcast here. You can follow us on Instagram here. You can find our website here. The Rise and Conquer Project 6-week self-development course is now at capacity but you can sign up to be the first to find out when the next enrollment is, find out more here.AD/ Want to elevate and fuel your workouts naturally? Use ‘Riseandconquerpodcast' at checkout for 10% off your order at www.nakedharvestsupplements.com  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this ep we dissect Travis Barker's instagram ode to Kourtney Kardashian and juxtapose it with one of the greatest digital peons to a beloved: Brad Falchuk's sun-drenched photo and love letter to Gwyneth Paltrow. Lauren discusses dining out with Deb and a telling story about Chanler as a toddler that came out across a stunning P.F. Chang's meal. We then interview Damaris Bailey, the designer behind the eponymously named fashion brand. She tells us all about how she started the brand, behind the scenes details on how her pieces are produced, and her insider thoughts on the Doen drama. Guy Raz, step aside, this ep will leave you inspired to actually do something with your life (for once). Buckle in, baby! Thanks to Canva Pro for sponsoring our podcast! Go to Canva.me/pop to get your free 45-day extended trial. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sami shares her story behind SMV (Sami Miro Vintage), a unique take on ‘influencer' IG posts, and creativity around sustainable, circular fashion. Season 1 (aka ‘the mixtape') features 10 episodes/guests discussing the world of luxury (Kering), new media landscape (Business of Fashion), the rise of reselling (Scout), experiential retail (Miami Design District), the ritual of an artist/creative (February James), being mission-driven (KROST), re-thinking wellness (Sporty & Rich), upcycling in fashion (JJ Vintage), and achieving ubiquity while remaining authentic as a brand (Apple and Nike). For more on the podcast, visit WestwoodWestwood

This week we have Ardelle Fawehinmi, the founder of womenswear brand ARDELLE. Ardelle studied at the BRIT school before undertaking an undergrad degree in Fashion Styling and Production at UAL and recently finishing her masters in fashion design at Kingston University. We talk about her university experience, working at the one and only Hugo Boss including tips for interns. We then dive into everything about Ardelle which she founded last year in 2019, including the mental challenges she has experienced in building a brand. -- To learn more about Ardelle, you can follow her Instagram and shop ARDELLE below: www.ardelle.co.uk www.instagram.com/ardelleofficial www.instagram.com/ardelleosf www.twitter.com/ardelleofficial Follow The Entry Platform for regular doses of fashion, mindset, and business gems on Instagram: www.instagram.com/theentry_platform You can sign up to our weekly newsletter via The Entry Platform website: www.theentryplatform.com For day to day posts of my life and BTS of my brand, follow me on Instagram: www.instagram.com/iamrebeccatembo

Item design & sampling timeframes, just how long production takes, sea freight or air freight? Why pre-orders are amazing for business, budgets & working well ahead of yourself. Choosing sizes & getting to know your customers, extended sizing, the true cost of fabric & why some brands make their sizes really small on purpose. I talk about all of this and more in todays episode, I hope you enjoy!