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Interview with Corinna SpringerAs a Fashion PR, trained Artist, and Spiritual Healer, founder of the lifestyle brand GIAN KAMAL, Corinna Springer always desired to bring all three worlds together: She was offering Energy Healing appointments at her New York showroom after-hours to many of her stylist friends, and then she began offering Reiki training to all her staff.In 2013, she began experimenting with energetically enhanced fabrics, and in 2015, she launched GIAN KAMAL, a capsule collection of energetically enhanced loungewear. After a miraculous healing, and a spontaneous awakening into the Living Light/ Sekhem, Corinna began offering Living Light transmissions and initiations. She is now re-launching Gian Kamal with the support of a fellow spiritual healer. Their first product is the womb band: a healing accessory, featuring a potent energetically enhanced print.Learn more at giankamal.com
In our latest episode, we sit down with the always stylish and eloquent Sofia Maame to learn about her journey from a shea butter branding intern to a PR guru for beauty, wellness, and fashion clients. Sofia's clients feature big names like one of our favorite black-owned brands, Hanifa, and she has a wealth of knowledge to share about making it in the PR and branding side of the fashion industry. Tune in, collect your gems, and let us know when that branding business takes off!Don't forget to subscribe to the channel. Black brands worn on this episode of Got This in Black?:Andima:Hanifa (@hanifaofficial)Knature The Label (@knaturethelabel) Wrap Life (@thewraplife) Chukwunwike:Traditional Top and Hat from NigeriaSofia:Ivy Park (@weareivypark)Hanifa Comfort (@hanifaofficial)Season 3 - Episode 29Follow us: @GotThisInBlack on Instagram and TiktokEmail us: gothisinblack@gmail.comFollow us: @GotThisInBlack on Instagram and Tiktok Email us: gothisinblack@gmail.com
#766: Join Lauryn as she sits down with Danielle & Alix – a celebrity stylist duo based in NYC & LA. Breaking into the fashion industry early in their careers, this dynamic pair is redefining the space between Fashion PR & celebrity styling. In this episode, Danielle & Alix dive into the evolution of the fashion world, share practical styling tips, discuss fashion do's and don't, highlight emerging trends, & offer insights on how to elevate your wardrobe! To connect with Danielle & Alix click HERE To connect with Lauryn Bosstick click HERE To connect with Michael Bosstick click HERE Read More on The Skinny Confidential HERE To Watch the Show click HERE For Detailed Show Notes visit TSCPODCAST.COM To Call the Him & Her Hotline call: 1-833-SKINNYS (754-6697) This episode is brought to you by The Skinny Confidential Head to the HIM & HER Show ShopMy page HERE to find all of Michael and Lauryn's favorite products mentioned on their latest episodes. This episode is sponsored by Cymbiotika Go to cymbiotika.com/theskinny and use code SKINNY on your subscription order to save 15% off your order. Produced by Dear Media
Emma Medeiros is President of Medeiros Fashion PR, the first public relations firm in the US to specialize in the plus size fashion industry. Emma moved to NYC in 2019 in order to fully embrace all the opportunities the fashion industry has to offer, and, with a mixture of class and sass, has worked tirelessly to place plus size fashion on an equal footing with straight size fashion. The PR Podcast is a show about how the news gets made. We talk with great PR people, reporters, and communicators about how the news gets made and strategies for publicity that drive business goals. Host Jody Fisher is the founder of Jody Fisher PR and works with clients across the healthcare, higher education, financial services, real estate, entertainment, and non-profit verticals. Join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok at @ThePRPodcast. Emma Medeiros & Medeiros Fashion PR: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/emma.medeiros.1 Twitter: https://x.com/MedeirosFashPR Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/medeirosfashionpr2/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmamedeiros/ Website: https://www.medeirosfashionpr.net The PR Podcast: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThePRPodcast/ Twitter: https://x.com/ThePRPodcast1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theprpodcast_/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theprpodcast? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theprpodcast/support
Can You Actually Have It All In A Stepfamily? Today I'm sharing an interview I did for this year's Stepmom Summit because it's the kind of story that we don't get to hear enough of as stepmoms: a stepmom and mom who not only get along, but are real-life friends, work together, and have made co-parenting virtually seamless for their kids. I'm talking with Emmy Award-winning journalist Catt Sadler and Digital Dept. CEO Sarah Boyd. These women are each superstars professionally, and both vowed to put the kids in the stepfamily first. It's a wonderful story of how the dynamics can come together in a loving and positive way. About Catt: Catt Sadler is a three time-Emmy winning journalist, renowned for her work on E! Entertainment, where she spent more than a decade contributing to E! News, E! News Weekend, Daily Pop, Live From E! and hosting various network specials. She's also been a fixture on the red carpet covering high-caliber events and interviewing celebrities during awards season. She has been co-host of the Vanity Fair Oscars Party show for the last several years. Today, she is the host and EP of her weekly podcast: CATT SADLER Now. Catt has appeared on The View, The Talk, The Tamron Hall Show, and many other programs. After choosing to leave E! over a wage gap issue and receiving an outpouring of support, Catt became a prominent voice for the equal pay movement. She has spent much of her time contributing to the cause by taking part in the LA Women's March, speaking at the Equal Pay Day rally at City Hall in New York, and starring in LUNA Bar's Equal Pay Day campaign. Catt was also selected for the NYDJ Denim campaign highlighting women leading change. She starred in the SECRET deodorant “I'd Rather Get Paid” initiative and MM.Le.Fleur's “What Are You Made Of?” fashion campaign. In 2021 she was featured with a diverse group of women in Summersalt's swimwear campaign celebrating an eclectic group of confident and successful women who love their bodies – in all forms, at any age. Championing women has always been her passion. About Sarah: Sarah Boyd is the co-CEO of The Digital Dept., which represents the most sought-after celebrity influencers. Her current/past clients roster includes Alessandra Ambrosio, Jamie Chung, Olivia Culpo, Julianne Hough, Lauren Bushnell Lane, Jana Kramer, and many more who look to Sarah to help them capitalize on their influential status in the entertainment industry to make their mark in the influencer world. Sarah started her career in Fashion PR and in 2012, she decided to channel her expert industry know-how, her extensive list of contacts, and relationships into starting her own business, SIMPLY, a collective with one goal in mind: connecting. The SIMPLY ‘Do What You Love' event is an annual Fashion and Beauty Conference in cities such as LA, NY, Chicago, and Dubai. Since 2012, SIMPLY has hosted tens of thousands of attendees. Sarah has secured partnerships with prestigious brands like CITI, Topshop, Barney's NY and many more. She's been featured in Marie Claire, People Style Watch, Fox News, E!, LA Business Journal, to name a few. She was named a “Female Founder to Watch” by Forbes and is now a Forbes Fashion and Beauty contributor. In 2017, Sarah completed a successful acquisition for SIMPLY with Socialyte (under the NYLON LLC parent company) and Sarah held the position of President of Socialyte. In 2018, Sarah co-founded the Moms + Babes Box with partner Jana Kramer which is a quarterly subscription box filled with 6+ full sized products for moms and their babes. In 2020, Sarah and Jana sold the business. In 2022, Socialyte was acquired by Dolphin Entertainment, and in 2023, Socialyte and Be Social merged to become The Digital Dept. where Sarah was installed as co-CEO. You Can Find Catt and Sarah: On Instagram: @iamcattsadler @sarahpboyd On their websites: thecattwalk.com thedigitaldept.com Links Mentioned In Today's Episode Sarah appeared on the podcast back in episode 75, which you can listen to HERE. Got a question for me or something you're struggling with in your stepfamily life? Submit a question to be answered on a future podcast episode HERE Want to go deeper into coparenting, dealing with your partner's ex, finding your own peace, and other blended family challenges? Join the Stepfamily Circle HERE Are you enjoying The Stepmom Diaries? If so, please consider rating and reviewing the show. It will help me reach more stepmoms just like you so they can get MORE out of stepmom life! It's super easy – all you have to do is click HERE and scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “write a review.” Then just let me know what you like best! And the best part about leaving a review? If you send me a screenshot of your review, I'll send YOU my 20-minute Stepmom Self-Care Blueprint. For FREE. It's normally $49 and it's a great tool to quickly set up a self-care plan you'll actually use. Just head HERE to send me your screenshot and grab your blueprint!
In Dinner for Shoes episode 34, The Ins + Outs of Fashion PR, podcast host Sarah Wasilak invites two different public relations agencies on for a chat to discuss their work and career paths. Kristjana Hillberg and Hannah Gerber of Media Muze are joined by their client Erin O'Brian Houston, co-founder and CEO of sustainable brand Wearwell. Then, fashion industry veteran Savannah Engel, founder of consulting agency Savi, talks about her renowned communications group that represents luxury labels PatBO, Markarian, and more. These two interviews shed light on what a fashion PR job is really like, providing insights, tips, and more for breaking into the business. Sarah dresses in an all-black outfit and sips a craft cocktail to reference the nature of fashion PR in New York City, Trish chases all of the lights, and we all learn about a day in the life of a hardworking fashion publicist. THIS DINNER Craft Cocktail with Celsius Sparkling Orange, Clase Azul Tequila, and frozen wild blueberries THESE SHOES & Other Stories Soft Leather Mules THIS OUTFIT Aerie Real Good Smoothez Scoop Bodysuit Storets Layered Waistband Trousers THESE CHAPTERS 2:53 - COCKTAILS FOR DINNER 7:58 - MEDIA MUZE PR INTERVIEW 37:00 - SAVI COMMUNICATIONS INTERVIEW 57:33 - FASHION PR TAKEAWAYS THIS PRODUCTION is created, written, hosted, and produced by Sarah Wasilak. is creative directed and executive produced by Megan Kai. is tech supervised by Nick Zanetis. includes photos and videos in chronological order by Sarah Wasilak, Media Muze, Wearwell, and Savi. is made with love. Dinner for Shoes is a podcast hosted by Sarah Wasilak, a fashion and food enthusiast with her mouth full. With appearances by her cats, Trish and Kit, and agendas that almost always go to shit, we aim to dive into a discussion about fashion and style and break some bread in each episode. Dinner for Shoes podcast episodes are released weekly on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple. You can follow along for updates, teasers, and more on TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. If there are any fashion topics you've been pondering or good eats you think Sarah should try, don't hesitate to send a DM or an email. Dinner for Shoes is an original by The Kai Productions. Follow Dinner for Shoes: @dinnerforshoes on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube Follow host Sarah Wasilak: @slwasz on Instagram Follow producer Megan Kai: @megankaii on Instagram Get in touch: dinnerforshoes@gmail.com To make this video more accessible, check out YouDescribe, a web-based platform that offers a free audio description tool for viewers who are blind or visually impaired.
Not all agree with the cancellation of this year's New Zealand Fashion Week. Event organisers pulled the pin after financial pressures on the industry and made it a bi-annual event, starting from next year. Fashion PR agency Showroom 22 director Murray Bevan says he feels a midway point could've been reached. "When the chips are down, sometimes you double down on how hard you pushed to pull out of those troughs. And Fashion Week is a massive branding and marketing exercise for designers, so it's a shame that it's gone completely." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Not all agree with the cancellation of this year's New Zealand Fashion Week. Event organisers pulled the pin after financial pressures on the industry and made it a bi-annual event, starting from next year. Fashion PR agency Showroom 22 director Murray Bevan says he feels a midway point could've been reached. "When the chips are down, sometimes you double down on how hard you pushed to pull out of those troughs. And Fashion Week is a massive branding and marketing exercise for designers, so it's a shame that it's gone completely." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Monique Webber is the visionary founder of MLWPR Fashion and Beauty PR Agency. Her story isn't just about the sparkle of dressing celebrities in Herve Leger's iconic ensembles; it's a story about ambition, resilience, and a commitment to lifting up minority, local, and women-owned brands. Monique started out as a teen model and progressed to publicity. She worked with A-listers and learned a lot during her two decade plus career. In 2020 she stepped out on her own and she talks about all the things that gave her courage to strike out and pursue a dream she visualized during an encounter with Oprah Winfrey....In our conversation, we discuss the relentless drive it takes to flourish in public relations as well as the importance of diversifying your income streams to run a successful agency. We get into the merits of mentorship and how applying for grants can support you in your entrepreneurial journey. Monique also recently underwent treatment for cancer and she talks about how keeping a positive attitude got her through this difficult period. Finally, Monique shares the best advise she has ever received, it was from her late father and it simply says: "Believe In Yourself." LINKS AND MENTIONS MLWPR Agency IG Profile and Website Contact Monique: Monique@mlwpr.com BeyGOOD FoundationUnsun CosmeticsShea RadianceSupport the showNEWSLETTER, stay in the loop and subscribe to our newsletterLISTEN ON Apple and Spotify FOLLOW US ON Instagram and FacebookSUPPORT this work so that we can keep it free. Become a MONTHLY SUPPORTER
Hello fashion enthusiasts! Welcome to Just A Fashion Minute. I'm David M. Watts, your host, and I'm thrilled to bring you another insightful episode. This week, we had the pleasure of hosting the brilliant Julian Vogel, who shared invaluable insights into the fashion industry. From the challenges faced by fashion college graduates to the evolving role of PR in the digital age, Julian's perspectives shed light on the multilayered world of fashion.We delved into the complexities of the fashion business, highlighting the need for a collaborative approach between fashion and business schools to better equip emerging designers for success. Julian also emphasised the unsung heroes of the industry, including PR and production personnel, and shared his experiences in providing comprehensive information to journalists about the designers he represents.As always, we have our Just A Fashion Minute News Round Up, delivering the latest updates from the fashion world. From designer movements and brand expansions to the impact of financial influences, we've got you covered.Don't forget to subscribe to your podcasting app of choice, and stay tuned for more engaging discussions and industry insights. Let's redefine fashion together!Timestamps & Topics00:00 - IntroductionHost David M. Watts introduces the podcast as a platform to redefine fashion and showcase talent in the industry. He briefly mentions the previous episode's topic and introduces today's guest, Julian Vogel, who will discuss the evolving role of PR in fashion, social media's impact, and offer tips for aspiring fashion professionals.02:35 - Fashion Industry UpdatesThe episode opens with the host and guest discussing recent news in the fashion industry, including Jacquemus's CEO stepping down, speculation about Simon Porte Jacquemus's potential move to Givenchy, and the current vacant creative director role at Givenchy. They also touch on American designer Matthew Williams' exit from Givenchy, AMI's expansion to a second retail site in London, and speculation about designer Ricardo Tisci potentially launching his own label after leaving Burberry.06:15 - Impact of Financial Influences on Fashion CreativityJulian Vogel reflects on the influx of money into the fashion industry in the '90s, leading to the rise of super groups and venture capital. The host and guest discuss the impact of financial influences on the fashion industry's creativity and passion, as well as the challenges of growing fashion businesses and the competition from mega corporations. They also touch on the industry's shift towards multi billion-Euro turnovers for brands like Dior and Louis Vuitton.13:45 - Julian Vogel's Role in the Fashion IndustryJulian Vogel discussed his involvement in the fashion industry, noting his meeting with the V&A and their recognition of his role as the "engine behind fashion." He highlighted the launch of Maison Margaux, a rental service for tableware, china, glassware, and linens, which gained traction during lockdown by lending items to people for home events. The discussion also touched on Vogel's Instagram presence and the Modus BPCM site.17:20 - Impact of Social Media on the Fashion IndustryHost and guest discuss the impact of social media on the fashion industry, highlighting the need for brands to work harder to create more content for various platforms and reach their target audience. They also discuss the challenges that the crowded media environment and digital touchpoints pose for newer and younger brands to compete and stand out.22:10 - Tips for Aspiring Fashion ProfessionalsThe conversation shifts to advice for aspiring fashion professionals, emphasising the importance of authenticity, originality, and relevancy in creating content and networking with influential individuals such as stylists and editors. They also touch on the potential...
Oser la Reconversion, Podcast, episode #120Cet épisode est également disponible à l'écoute dans une version doublée en Français. ** Découvrez le pack Shine Start Micro avec 6 mois de compte pro, à seulement 49€ tout inclus grâce au code promo RECONVERSION10 : https://bit.ly/4bKVzlM ** Today, in Oser la Reconversion, we welcome Adrienne Ryser. After working in fashion PR in Los Angeles, Adrienne left everything behind for love. She is now a floral designer in Paris and the owner of the oldest flower shop in Paris, l'Arrosoir. After studying journalism in Los Angeles, Adrienne began her career in public relations at the famous press agency, the A List in Beverly Hills, in Los Angeles. She worked with celebrities, dressing them for red carpets. Until the day she left everything behind and moved to Paris for love, without speaking French.Today, Adrienne is the owner of the flower shop, l'Arrosoir in Paris. With her team, Adrienne not only sells bouquets of flowers but is also a floral designer for weddings, Fashion Week and events for top fashion and beauty brands such as Chanel, Elie Saab, Typology and the Emily in Paris series. In this episode, discover Adrienne's career and life in Los Angeles, her love at first sight for a Frenchman during a summer in Provence, how she became a floral designer and bought l'Arrosoir, the filming of Emily in Paris, and the coming release of her book. Follow us on Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/oserlareconversion/Download our workbook : https://oserlareconversion.com/ Notes & Références : - Adrienne instagram @adrienneryser : https://www.instagram.com/adrienneryser/- Arrosoir shop instagram @larrosoirparis : https://www.instagram.com/larrosoirparis/- Arrosoir website : https://www.larrosoirparis.com/- Ashley Park from Emily in Paris @ashleyparklady : https://www.instagram.com/ashleyparklady/ Contactez-moi ! Si le Podcast vous plait, le meilleur moyen de me le dire, ou de me faire vos feedbacks (et ce qui m'aide le plus à le faire connaître), c'est simplement de laisser un avis sur Apple Podcast, un commentaire sur Youtube et d'en parler autour de vous, ça m'aide vraiment alors n'hésitez pas. Pour me poser des questions, participer au podcast ou suivre mes aventures, c'est par ici : - Sur Instagram @clervierose : https://www.instagram.com/oserlareconversion et @clervierose : https://www.instagram.com/clervierose - Sur Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/clervie-rose-boennec-a09065102/ - Sur Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Qzm4HrS5OdmdXoY344vqA - Par mail : partenariats@oserlareconversion.com
Enjoy this video podcast on Spotify and Youtube! Dria Murphy, a creative brand builder and wellness expert, knows first-hand how to craft an authentic brand. Over the last decade, Dria has established herself as the go-to “wellness girl” in New York City. By blending her professional and personal lives with her passion for wellness, she has founded Alise Collective and by dria. When Dria moved to NYC after college, she never imagined her path would lead her to where she is now. She started in Fashion PR for top fashion houses like Ralph Lauren and Topshop, then moved to a fashion tech startup that failed shortly after. After realizing she had no choice but to work for herself, Dria followed her instincts and connected with one person after another. As a result of growing and nurturing her network over time, Dria has been able to achieve long-term success. Currently, she is excited about the launch of her new membership for by dria, her online lifestyle site featuring her favorite wellness and lifestyle products. Be sure to listen in to find out how you can become a founding member and receive exclusive perks using the code “superwomen.” Thanks for listening! Don't forget to order Rebecca's new book, Fearless: The New Rules for Unlocking Creativity, Courage, and Success. Follow Superwomen on Instagram. Guest Website: alisecollective.com bydria.com Social Media: @driamurphy @alisecollective @_bydria Big Ideas: Getting started in the Fashion PR industry in NYC What you can do to create opportunities by putting yourself out there and following through Embracing the hustle, networking, and remaining in integrity Learning to ask for more help from people who have been there before Building an authentic brand personally and professionally Using referrals to build your client list and letting your work speak for itself Why playing the long game is important when building a brand The importance of finding balance in your wellness routine Knowing your strengths as an entrepreneur and knowing when to hire experts The importance of being a reflection of your brand when your work and personal life are intertwined Having gratitude for the small moments in life The importance of “proactive downtime” Knowing your worth and changing your mindset Links: by dria membership --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/superwomen/support
In this episode, I'm talking to a rockstar in the influencer marketing world, but one who also happens to be a stepmom and has one of the best relationships with her stepchildren's mom that I've ever seen. Sarah Boyd and I actually met sitting next to each other at a dinner hosted by a mutual friend, Susie Moore, in Miami. And the more I talked to her about her family life and what a rockstar she is, the more I thought, I've got to have her on the podcast! The mom of Sarah's stepkids is journalist and influencer Catt Sadler, and it's amazing how they have navigated their situation. I can't wait for you to hear from her. About Sarah Sarah Boyd is the Founder and creative force behind SIMPLY, a collective with one goal in mind: connecting. Sarah started her career in Fashion PR and in 2012, she decided to channel her expert industry know-how, her extensive list of contacts, and relationships into starting her own business. The SIMPLY 'Do What You Love' event is an annual Fashion and Beauty Conference in cities such as LA, NY, Chicago, and Dubai. Since 2012, SIMPLY has hosted tens of thousands of attendees. In 2016, with the rise of influencer marketing, Sarah started managing some of the most sought-after celebrity influencers. Her current/past clients roster includes Alessandra Ambrosio, Jamie Chung, Olivia Culpo, Julianne Hough, Lauren Bushnell Lane, Jana Kramer, and many more who look to Sarah to help them capitalize on their influential status in the entertainment industry to make their mark in the influencer world. Sarah's reach is undeniable and she has been able to secure partnerships with prestigious brands like CITI, Topshop, Barney's NY and many more. She's been featured in Marie Claire, People Style Watch, Fox News, E!, LA Business Journal, to name a few, and she was named a "Female Founder to Watch" by Forbes and is now a Forbes Fashion and Beauty contributor. In 2017, Sarah completed a successful acquisition for SIMPLY with Socialyte (under the NYLON LLC parent company) and Sarah held the position of President of Socialyte. In 2018, Sarah co-founded the Moms + Babes Box with partner Jana Kramer which is a quarterly subscription box filled with 6+ full sized products for moms and their babes. In 2020, Sarah and Jana sold the business but remain advisors and the face of the brand. In 2022, Socialyte was acquired by Dolphin Entertainment and in 2023, Socialyte and Be Social merged to become The Digital Dept. where Sarah is currently the co-CEO. You Can Find Sarah: At The Digital Dept On Social: Instagram @sarahpboyd // @thedigitaldpt LinkedIn @sarahpboyd And don't forget to save your seat for the Jan. 24th Masterclass: 6 Simple Steps To Stepfamily Peace: The blueprint happy stepmoms use to achieve harmony in their stepfamily life - even when it feels like a chaos-free home is just a pipe dream. Are you enjoying The Stepmom Diaries? If so, please consider rating and reviewing the show. It will help me reach more stepmoms just like you so they can get MORE out of stepmom life! It's super easy – all you have to do is click HERE and scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “write a review.” Then just let me know what you like best! And the best part about leaving a review? If you send me a screenshot of your review, I'll send YOU my 20-minute Stepmom Self-Care Blueprint. For FREE. It's normally $49 and it's a great tool to quickly set up a self-care plan you'll actually use. Just head HERE to send me your screenshot and grab your blueprint!
Wenn du diesen Podcast schon länger hörst, weißt du, dass ich den Austausch zwischen PRler*innen super wichtig finde und sehr schätze! Deshalb habe ich mir in Folge #32 meine PR Kollegin Kristina Hellhake eingeladen, Gründerin & Creative Director von compose PR, einer Boutique-PR-Agentur mit Sitz in Berlin. Wir sprechen heute vor allem über Fashion PR, denn Kristina ist echte Berliner Fashion Week Expertin. Es geht aber nicht nur um Kristinas Erfahrungen mit der Fashion Week, sondern auch über ihre Arbeit in der PR mit Lifestylebrands. Wie entscheidet sie, mit wem sie arbeitet? Was muss ein Designer oder eine Designerin mitbringen? Und wie läuft die Zusammenarbeit ab bis zur Show? Viel Spaß bei diesem Fashion PR Talk mit der wunderbaren Kristina Hellhake. :) Hier noch einige Links für dich: Vernetze dich mit Kristina: [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/compose__pr/), [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristina-hellhake-84075887/), [Website](https://www.compose-relations.com/) Hier findest du mich: [Website](https://www.henrike-redecker.com/), [LinkedIn](https://de.linkedin.com/in/henrike-redecker-32814052) Fotocredits: Hella Wittenberg
Christina Dean is the founder and CEO of The R Collective, an upcycled fashion brand and social impact business that rescues luxury brands' excess materials and collaborates with award-winning sustainable designers to create circular fashion. Founded in 2017 they are selling via their Shopify store and wholesale. They have rescued 238,000 yards of fabric and 8,100 square feet of leather.In this episode we discuss:Why excessive textile materials pose a challenge for charities and businessesThe issue of excess and waste materials in the fashion industryRepurposing and reusing fabric and clothing protected by intellectual propertyHow do partnerships with luxury brands help in creating circular fashion?Why is getting control of inventory crucial in becoming more sustainable?Time stamps:[03:57] From dentist to journalist to sustainable fashion.[06:31] Businesses donate excess materials to nonprofits.[11:19] Complexity of using luxury brands' excess stock.[14:55] Recycling luxury brand materials into new products.[17:16] Supply chain analysis proves recycling is environmentally beneficial.[21:48] Inventory control is crucial for sustainable businesses.[24:04] Press involvement is crucial for business success.[28:07] Fashion waste creates opportunities for sustainability.Free 1 Hour Consultation with Connected Sourcing >> https://ecmp.info/sourcing Save 15% with Zitec >> https://ecmp.info/zitec Apply to join Chloe's Free eCommerce Club! >> https://ecmp.info/clubGet all the links and resources we mention & join our email list at https://ecmp.infoLove the show? Chloe would love your feedback - leave a review here: https://ecmp.info/review or reply to the episode Q&A on Spotify.Interested in being a Sponsor? go here: https://ecmp.info/sponsor This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podsights - https://podsights.com/privacy
Hey fashion friends! Welcome back to another episode of The Haute Guide! With a full episode, we're talking about: Good American & Gabriella Karefa-Johnson's collaboration: see the full collection here Can ChatGPT Predict Trends At NYFW? (I think somoene is lying lol) We're also going to dive into how to get paid speaking engagements as a fashion expert. This is just one of many ways to monetize your expertise and this is the blueprint I use for myself: Package Up Your Expertise: Identify your zones of genius, and add them to your website and your brand deck Research Speaking Events: Here's a helpful resource on conferences that are looking for speakers: https://keishamabry.com/product/100-events-to-pitch/ Pitch Yourself: Download the pitch template here: https://shiny-glade-938.myflodesk.com/07a24070-1662-418d-be88-a2b963b5fdc8 Create Content Around Your Expertise: Continue to create content that showcases your expertise, builds and fosters your community, and helps you grow! Check out the full blog post here, and we will be talking soon on how to get high level press behind your name! Thank you for tuning in to this week's episode of The Haute Guide. Don't forget: Subscribe Rate 5 stars Share Follow me everywhere: Website ➭ http://www.akbrownstl.com Facebook ➭ http://www.facebook.com/akbrownstl Twitter ➭ http://www.twitter.com/akbrownstl Instagrams ➭ http://www.instagram.com/akbrownstl http://www.instagram.com/fwrdsociety http://www.instagram.com/hauteboss.co http://www.instagram.com/pinkmusestudio http://www.instagram.com/thehauteguidepodcast http://www.instagram.com/thefittingroom2.0 http://www.instagram.com/thefashionfirmpr
The PBSD girls are back after a little fashion hiatus. This week we are interviewing the internet cool girl, Lilly Sisto. Lilly is a must follow and her content has likely graced your FYP. She has a love for fashion and an absolute skill of paring highs with lows. We discuss Lilly's shopping habits and how she exclusively shops for designer second hand. We chat favorite brands, interior design, skin care, and social media woes. Lilly then shares how her platform came to be and why we are all obsessed with her links. This was a perfect girly fashion gossip fest, and we hope you learned as much as we did! To binge more Lilly content, find her on IG/Tiktok: @lillysisto @lilly_sisto and latest arrivals on www.lillysisto.com
Solocast this week! I always get asked the question of how I got into Ayurveda or when my spiritual/healing journey began. It is such an interesting question, since I can relate to spiritual experiences in my childhood. But nonetheless, I understand how important it is to hear everyone's story and know that you are not alone. This episode I share my karmic pattern of giving away my power to external sources, relationships and entities and how I stepped into my power as an intuitive healer and spiritual business owner. In this episode I share:My first spiritual experiences as a childTransitioning from my job in Fashion PR to FT Yoga Studio ManagerWhat belief systems kept me in a frequent cycle of burnoutHow I made the leap to start my own businessMy biggest initiation process of splitting from my business partnerHow I faced my biggest fearsMy vision for the Divine Feminine Healer's AcademyWhat is the Divine Feminine Healer's Certification ProgramFollow Angelica on Instagram + Join her newsletter hereLearn more about the Divine Feminine Healer's Certification Program here and apply now hereSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Welcome back to the podcast everyone! On today's episode we are covering alot of ground! I'm diving into Nike's lawsuit against BAPE which is over 20 years in the making, and they're also suing Lululemon too! I'm also talking about the ASS, TRASH, & UNNECESSARY collaboration of Tiffany & CO x Nike and how this could've been so much better than what they gave us (more on my thoughts here: https://www.akbrownstl.com/the-collaboration-no-one-wants-the-epic-fail-of-tiffany-co-x-nike/). Then - have you guys read the latest article by The Cut on Pyer Moss' founder Kerby Jean-Raymond? (https://www.thecut.com/article/pyer-moss-kerby-jean-raymond-designer.html)It's an interesting read and poses the question "did he fumble the ball and his bag?". And lastly, I'm giving my 2 cents on if your fashion business really needs PR and if so, what to look for in a publicist. Make sure to give 5 stars, subscribe, and share the episode! My Links: Website ➭ http://www.akbrownstl.com Facebook ➭ http://www.facebook.com/akbrownstl Twitter ➭ http://www.twitter.com/akbrownstl Follow ALL of My Instagrams ➭ http://www.instagram.com/akbrownstl http://www.instagram.com/fwrdsociety http://www.instagram.com/hauteboss.co http://www.instagram.com/pinkmusestudio http://www.instagram.com/thehauteguidepodcast
Sabrina Gidda's early career began in Fashion PR & Marketing, but it wasn't long before she realised that her passion and fulfilment was in food and cooking. Having had no formal training, she began at The Dorchester hotel, ran two successful gastro pubs and has gone onto huge success becoming a regular face on many food TV shows we know and love. In this episode Malin and Sabrina get into the mindset of following your passion and share the experiences of grief in loosing your Mum and what that loss looks like. All of Sabrina's latest news can be found on her website - www.sabrinagidda.com Follow Malin for mantras and more via Instagram - www.instagram.com/MissMalinSara
En este episodio tenemos como invitada a Susana Balado directora de PR de una marca de joyería en España. Nos habla de su labor como relaciones públicas y también de su hobbie Smagazine, una cuenta que se ha hecho viral por los vídeos que sube haciendo reviews sobre semanas de la moda y tendencias.
Entrepreneur Telsha Anderson-Boone encourages women of color to confidently enter spaces that lack our representation, as founder and owner of t.a., a luxury boutique based in New York City in Manhattan's Meatpacking District.A former social media consultant for Food & Wine, Hypebeast, and Atlantic Records, and an influencer manager at a Fashion PR firm, Telsha began ideating on the launching t.a., while pursuing her master's in brand management from NYU. A series of minor thoughts led her to the final moment of creating t.a., including how she was treated in the workplace, her interest in entrepreneurship, and ultimately her desire to share the dialogue surrounding Black ownership. So, she took a leap and allowed her hard work to guide her towards success.In this week's episode, Telsha and host Shanetta McDonald get into:The evolution of Black and brown women being a part of the changing narrative in fashion.Using spirituality as a tool for moving through fear.Tips for entrepreneurs in their season of growth.Connect with Telsha:https://shop-ta.com/ t.a's Instagram: @t.a.newyorkTelsha Anderson's Instagram: @telshaandersonConnect with us:Instagram: @ourmotifTwitter: @ourmotifFacebook: @ourmotifNewsletter sign-up: ourmotif.co Feel free to leave us a rating + review if you've enjoyed this episode. + remember to subscribe to receive alerts on our upcoming episodes.
Ali Hadley – from Fashion PR to Bodylove Pilates FounderI loved hearing every second of Ali Hadley's journey. From landing her first role as a fashion assistant with Harper's BAZAAR through PR roles here, London and then New York. It was while Ali lived in the Big Apple that her love of Pilates began and where she trained to learn to be a teacher… fast-forward to now and Ali is the founder of Bodylove Pilates. The popular iconic studio in the eastern suburbs of Sydney has now been joined by Ali's second Bodylove studio a magnificent Penthouse space in the city. Strap yourself in (see what I did there with a Pilates term – well you get into the straps on the reformer…) for an absolute peach of an episode.www.bodylove-pilates.com@bodylove.pilates See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Jo Tutchener Sharp is the Founder and CEO of Scamp & Dude- the British purpose led fashion brand with a huge heart. Jo started the brand after suffering a brain haemorrhage, wanting to create a brand that helps children feel more secure when apart from their loved ones, and it has gone from strength to strength, with the expansion of womenswear now taking up 80% of the collection! Before starting her brand, Jo was a high flyer in the fashion & beauty PR industry working for brands such as Estee Lauder and Tom Ford Beauty. She now lives in Berkshire with her husband and two sons. In this episode Jo talks all about three of the moments that have helped shape her life. From changing courses at University, leading her onto the path of Fashion PR and meeting her best friends- to making a brave decision to sell her own PR company, we really delve into all the small decisions that made these moments so life changing for Jo. However none were as life changing as when she came up to her pearly gates and suffered her brain haemorrhage, and Jo speaks candidly, openly and honestly about her experience and truly how out of a bad situation can come good - as without this, there would be no Scamp & Dude! @slidingdoorspod Hosted by: @jenbecks28 Guest: @scampanddudejo Sliding Doors: Your Story application form: bit.ly/341101K
Have you ever wondered what a fashion publicist does? Who those gorgeous gorgeous girls standing at the doors of fashion events with iPads and headsets are? If all those things you've heard about 'PR girls' are true? In today's episode of Biased, José and fashion publicist Gregory Werbowsky discuss the magic of fashion public relations. Gregory and I discussed all things fashion PR including myths and misconceptions on what a publicist is and what they do, how can brands navigate social justice, and what the present and future of fashion PR are. We also talked about how he approaches different clients, his 'big break' and career journey, and tried to answer the ultimate PR question: is all press good press? Gregory has been in the industry for over a decade, working in Fashion PR, Events, and Celebrity Relations. He's held director-level positions at top PR firms as well as senior-level in-house positions. Some of his clients included Bode, Edie Parker, Loeffler Randall, and others. Fed up with the big agency model and looking to give emerging designers a well-rounded level of attention, he Co-Founded Loft Creative Group, a creative and communications agency, where he is Head of Public Relations. Some of his current clients include Christopher John Rogers, Elena Velez, Gypsy Sport, and PH5. Follow José on Instagram: @eljosecriales Follow Gregory on Instagram: @gregorywerbowsky Check out Loft Creative Group: @loftcreativegrouppr --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/biasedwithjcu/support
Digital managing editor of Elle and marie claire, Alex Bruce-Smith joined Influencing Insider to discuss what she covers across the fashion industry.
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Renee Barletta is Partner, PR, KCD Worldwide, a renowned fashion services agency. She has a cool job in Public Relations and Fashion, with clients including Balmain, Maison Margiela, the CFDA, and many more. Renee has a long successful career, "growing up" with her current company, where she has worked for the past 21 years. I wish I had heard her advice and wisdom when I was "growing up" in my career! Renee is driven by hard work, resilience and curiosity all relevant to getting ahead in any industry, and in life. Our conversation will help people just starting out but also those at a career transition. Renee has over 25 years of experience in communications, event management and strategy development for leading luxury fashion and lifestyle brands. She has been at the forefront of fashion media relations with her two-decade career at KCD where she is one of the agency partners. Her expertise spans developing and implementing communication strategies for heritage brands as well as emerging designers. She has executed large scale fashion show and event planning on a global level. About KCD: KCD is the world's leading fashion media relations, creative services, digital, entertainment and technology agency. With international offices in New York, Paris, London and Los Angeles the agency has set standards for over 35 years with its highly strategic and creative programs and ongoing projects for established and new brands. ________ Monumental Me is democratizing personal & professional development, creating and curating content, research, and tools to make them accessible to all. The Mindshare Podcast is created for our listeners and our programs are available through the Workshops Tab on Monumentalme.com. If you want a weekly boost of evidence-based tools to help you thrive, subscribe to our Thrive Letter at monumentalme.substack.com!
Paige Beuning is a Fashion PR rep, podcaster, and business owner. She has worked with several fashion companies when It comes to all there PR and Marketing needs. She began a podcast recently called, WMUH which stands for Whatever Makes You Happy. Beuning also has a swimwear business and line called PVB (stands for her full name: Paige Victoria Beuning
Welcome back to The Queen of Comm Podcast! This week, Paisley is joined by Crosby Noricks, the Founder of PR Couture, the industry-leading career platform for communication professionals. She is the author of the book Ready to Launch: The PR Couture Guide to Breaking into Fashion PR and has written for Fast Company, Create & Cultivate and O'Dwyers PR Report. Crosby has also developed and taught fashion public relations curriculum for San Diego State University and personal branding at California State University San Marcos in the Marketing department. Crosby will chat about her journey in fashion PR, her advice on mentorship and freelance PR, and much more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/queenofcommpodcast/message
Crosby Noricks is a pioneer in the Fashion PR industry. In 2006, she founded PR Couture, a career platform and sourcebook for lifestyle communicators, as a way to highlight where strategy and fashion intersect. In this “lesson on being seen”, we learn how she was able to pivot personally and professionally along the way to help more women become visible in their own businesses. TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE: It's common for creatives to be multifaceted. Feminist Fashion How Crosby got into her field. Why Crosby wanted to figure out where strategy exists within fashion public relations. The mindsets about PR that PR Couture is trying to change. PR is such a feminized field and it also reflects a lot of the ways that women are socialized to be these supporting characters only working behind the scenes. *70% of the global PR industry is women. **Only 2 of the 10 largest PR agencies worldwide have women running their North American operations. And the salary for a woman in PR is $20,000 less compared to her male counterpart. The thought-leadership piece around PR and how it has evolved in the digital world. What being a thought-leader means to Crosby. How to pivot in the culture of the conversation. How to recognize the time to pivot. How to thrive in an agency environment in the PR industry if you're an introvert. You can ease into your own visibility. True visibility is internal. How certain career choices are subconscious decisions based on our own visibility issues. How personal decisions turn into personal branding. Active listening with your audience and yourself is key as you evolve and your business grows. Filling a gap in the market around service rather than profit. When men market to women they typically try and solve problems that don't exist. Being in service to your creativity and curiosity to help move your business forward. Finding a PR professional who aligns with your mission and values. Women often go into entrepreneurship roles because they face diversity and wage gap issues. We cut off our ability to be accepted and loved in a certain way by not allowing ourselves to be seen. Feminine leadership leans toward collaboration and inclusivity.
**THIS EPISODE WAS RECORDED VIRTUALLY OVER ZOOM - AUDIO QUALITY IS AFFECTED (SORRY!) ** Today's episode is with guest Monet Aluko! She graduated with a degree in sociology and criminology in 2015 and shortly after made her big move to New York where she worked for a private equity firm. Upon returning to the UK she found herself in between temp jobs trying to figure out her next career move. By pure coincidence her friend, who was working for a Fashion PR agency, was looking for someone to help out for a press day. Monet offered her services and the rest was history. Since then, she's worked in a variety of roles from showroom manager to senior account exec working with international clients on high profile shows including Paris fashion week. In this episode we discuss the importance of perseverance and pursuing careers that truly excite and motivate you instead of settling. Monet talks about the issues with comparison, not measuring your success by other people's standards and having patience with the process. We also discuss how (THE OG reality TV show) 'The Hills' was a huge inspiration for her to get into Fashion PR (forever grateful to you Lauren Conrad) and how the fashion industry is evolving to become more inclusive and sustainable, especially for the plus size community. Hope you enjoooooy! Karis x
Ever wondered how to get featured in Vogue, GQ, or Marie Claire? Well, I've teamed up with PR Dispatch, a London-based PR company, to give you all the tea, tools, and tricks. We'll touch on reaching out to publications, the do's and don'ts, how you can do PR yourself, why PR is essential, and sooo many other gems you can't find anywhere - coming directly from a successful PR agency. Not to mention you'll get a free virtual goodie bag which will include a PR checklist, access to our marketing workshop, and 20% off the entry platform store. Fashion PR workshop tickets are out on our website www.theentryplatform.com/fashionprevent. Episode Show Notes: This episode is going to have you SO inspired, you're going to want to drop everything and get to work on your brands straight away. Especially at the end of the podcast where my guest and I get so excited talking about the women we are, the women we want to be, and how that's impacting our business. I absolutely loved speaking to I'sha who is the founder of Izayla, a contemporary luxury womenswear brand based in the sunny city of LA. I'sha comes from a working-class home where she and her siblings were encouraged to pursue really professional and academic careers but I'sha wanted to be different. She proved to her parents she was serious about fashion through her studies and they gave her the green light. Whilst it's still early days for the brand, she has already dressed Gabrielle Union, Lauren Speed from Love is Blind, and Blac Chyna! Whilst these are some big names, I'm really not surprised. As you listen to this episode, you'll see that I'sha is resilient, she's serious and she works bloody hard. This conversation really touched on what it takes in the beginning which is a lot of work! I know you're going to love this episode and I'm going to need you to share it with somebody else so they can start their day on the right note because wow - it was something! Also, please make sure you tap 5* To learn more about I'sha and Izayla: Izayla Website - https://www.izayla.us/ Izayla Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/izayla_/?hl=en I'sha's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ishadunston/?hl=en Social Media Links: Follow The Entry Platform for regular doses of fashion, mindset, and business gems on Instagram! @theentry_platform For day to day posts of my life and BTS of my brand, follow me on Instagram @iamrebeccatembo and Twitter @iamrebeccatembo Subscribe to my YouTube channel - Rebecca Tembo Purchase Stumbling into Personal Branding: Lessons from 2020 here. Purchase The Entry Productivity Planner here.
FREE PDF A Career in Fashion PR >https://www.glamobserver.com/fashionprLaura Schupp is the PR Manager at MyTheresa, the luxury fashion e-commerce company.This episode is the recording of one of our monthly events reserved for the Glam Observer community during which our members have the chance to not only learn from their stories but also ask directly fashion professionals all their questions and even build their network!You'll listen to the first part of the conversation during which I asked Laura to explain more about her job, how she got into fashion PR and things such as the difference between working in fashion PR in-house VS A PR agency VS a retailQuestions? Email giada@glamobserver.com
This week we talk about the things nobody told us about working life and the PR, Communications and Marketing Industry. We are joined by award-winning American journalist and fashion critic Stephan Rabimov. We asked him how fashion brands can stand out post-Covid, influencer marketing, sustainability in fashion, and the media's role. Inspiring Workplaces https://www.inspiring-workplaces.com/ Stephan Rambimov Twitter @depesha https://twitter.com/depesha?lang=en https://www.forbes.com/sites/stephanrabimov/?sh=46917eb3513d Unlike Me: How Influencer Fatigue is Altering the Influencer Marketing Landscape by Stephan Rambimov https://thriveglobal.com/stories/unlike-me-how-influencer-fatigue-is-altering-the-influencer-marketing-landscape/ Fast fashion speeding toward environmental disaster, report warns https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/2020/apr/07/fast-fashion-speeding-toward-environmental-disaster-report-warns ‘Post-Pandemic Fashion Will Be Sustainable And Affordable': Interview With Anna Gedda, Head Of Sustainability At H&M Group https://www.forbes.com/sites/stephanrabimov/2020/07/20/post-pandemic-fashion-will-be-sustainable-and-affordable-interview-with-anna-gedda-head-of-sustainability-at-hm-group/?sh=75045cdae8ad Blood Diamond, story by Aryn Baker / Tshikapa for TIME https://time.com/blood-diamonds/ De Beers Has a Clean-Up Plan for Blood Diamonds By Thomas Biesheuvel https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-04-19/de-beers-goes-to-home-of-blood-diamonds-to-fix-hand-mined-stigma De Beers Group Successfully Tracks First Diamonds From Mine To Retail On Industry Blockchain https://www.debeersgroup.com/media/company-news/2018/de-beers-group-successfully-tracks-first-diamonds-from-mine-to-r Influencer Marketing - Key Advice Resources https://www.asa.org.uk/news/influencer-marketing-key-advice-resources.html Find Rebecca: Twitter: https://twitter.com/rebecca7roberts https://twitter.com/threadandfable Linkedin: Rebecca Roberts Website: https://threadandfable.com/ Podcast: The Hear It podcast Find Harriet: Twitter: https://twitter.com/HarrietSmallies Linkedin: Harriet Small Website: https://www.commsoveracoffee.com/
Jan Dauwe ging in gesprek met Eef Vicca, Vice-President van Factory PR in New York. Eef werkt voor diverse klanten als Tinder, OnlyFans en vele merken uit de mode- en lifestylesector. Werken met celebrities is voor Eef dagelijkse kost. We verklappen al dat de namen van Beyoncé, Cardi B en Sarah Jessica Parker vallen.
In today's episode we are talking to Zoe Malliaros, she is currently a Senior Account Executive at a PR firm and has a dream fashion PR resume behind her. Today we talk about the details of WHAT fashion PR actually is and how she made the most out of her COVID layoff experience. Enjoy!!
You know he loves you when he's seen you shit yourself. You know he loves you when he's driven you to eight operations since you met. You know he loves you when you don't feel sexy because you're feeling fat and your hormones are a mess.Phil, my partner in love, life and work, has been there for everything. Except when he's annoying the shit out of me .. It's been tough, but it's wonderful. In this pervy partner podcast (I love alliteration so fucking much) - we cover how to keep love alive, debate marriage, sex after a hysterectomy and reveal a secret yearning. Nothing is off limits. Oh, and he's 20 years older than me! I'll let you know how that works out. Find me, follow me, rate me, subscribe to me (I love it) Follow @TheGreyConsulting (GREY WITH AN E) Visit:The Revolution of Man Find Phil on Twitter @PhilJBarker
This week's guest is Jane Wynyard, wildlife photographer, conservation activist and consultant for Save the Elephant and the Elephant Crisis Fund in Kenya, left the star-spangled world of fashion PR in the heart of London, to live out of a suitcase in the African Bush.Brave New You TRIBE podcast Host & artist, Lou Hamilton chatted with Jane as they discussed Jane's outdoorsy childhood, a glamorous life as a journalist working for the BBC, then eventually becoming Head of PR for Hearst Magazines before being taken on by Net a Porter. After much soul-searching her heart pulled her towards photographing wildlife in Africa and at the age of 47 she turned her back on the 9-5 and headed to the African Bush to consult for the charities that she believed in.In this way this Woman of Courage brings us her Story from the Edge.You can find out more about Jane's work on https://www.batteredpassport.com and follow her on instagram @janewynyardJoin our tribe https://www.brave-new-you.com/tribe and follow us on instagram @bravenewyoutribe and Lou @brave_newgirlThanks to Podstar Ltd for sourcing guests for the series https://podstarpr.com/Music is licensed from Melody LoopsSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=S7WVQQ2YC26RN)
In this episode, Ali Lizzi, Reiki Master and Spiritual Artist, shares her story of how she went from lost and glam working in NY and London in the Fashion PR world, to uprooting her life to move to Miami and follow her calling. We talk about her ability to see auras, or 'heart glows' as she fondly calls them, and everyone's unique ability to heal themselves and connect to a dharma, or purpose, beyond their physical being. Ali is brave, unapologetic, and a pure creator.You can find Ali Lizi making jewelry, reading auras, creating music, and offering reiki.Aura Reader/Artist
In this episode, Ali Lizzi, Reiki Master and Spiritual Artist, shares her story of how she went from lost and glam working in NY and London in the Fashion PR world, to uprooting her life to move to Miami and follow her calling. We talk about her ability to see auras, or 'heart glows' as she fondly calls them, and everyone's unique ability to heal themselves and connect to a dharma, or purpose, beyond their physical being. Ali is brave, unapologetic, and a pure creator.You can find Ali Lizi making jewelry, reading auras, creating music, and offering reiki.Aura Reader/Artist
Today I have the joy of chatting with Florence van der Spek - the founder of FLO PR - all about how to master fashion PR for your business of career. Taking a unique and bespoke approach, Flo has garnered press for her clients in the likes of Vogue, Forbes, Stylist and BoF. This week, we’re going to be discussing the art of fashion PR – whether it’s getting coverage for your personal brand or a brand that you’re starting. Follow Florence & FLO PR: Instagram Website To keep up-to-date with everything Fashion Originators: For podcast updates - www.fashionoriginators.com Instagram - www.instagram.com/fashionoriginatorspodcast For Facebook updates - www.facebook.com/fashionoriginators Thank you so much for listening! If you enjoyed the show, it would mean the world to me if you wrote a review on Apple Podcasts! The more reviews there are, the easier it is for others to find and enjoy the show too.
Die Corona-Krise machte auch vor der Modewelt nicht Halt und stellte ihre Funktionsweise mehr denn je in Frage: Aufwendige Fashion-Shows, kurzlebige Zyklen und Kollektionen. Die Branche versprach Besserung. Aber wie glaubwürdig sind diese Ankündigungen? Mit ihrem Label SABINNA will die Designerin Sabinna Rachimova heute Ästhetik mit Ethik verbinden. Davor arbeitete sie für die Modehäuser Christian Dior und Mary Katrantzou. Im WIENERIN Podcast spricht Sabina Rachimova über Greenwashing und das verkürzte Feminismus-Verständnis in der Branche – aber auch darüber, warum kleine Labels schon länger nicht mehr Teil des Modezirkus sein wollen. Mehr zum Thema auf wienerin.at
My next guest on #TeaTimewithAliMonjack is Peta Stoddart Crompton who has been in PR & Comms for 30 years. Peta started out as Fashion PR having an absolutely fabulous experience with designers such as John Galliano and Vivienne Westwood and then worked in different types of media including the Clothes show magazine before settling down to carry on doing what she does best...Communicate for a local authority. She is definitely a lifestyle guru who enjoys the best of music, fashion, art and culture.
I have known Flo for well over 10 years when we were just lil kids singing and dancing our way through Italia Conti. Since then she's pursued a career in Art and Commercial Photography, completing internships and work experience as a Fashion PR assistant at New Look, a fashion styling assistant at ITV Studios and Studio Assistant at Selfridges. She is also the co-founder Natcho Creative, alongside her boyfriend Nathan, which is a company and creative studio that offers a variety of visual content for brands and events, generating high quality commercial photos and videos. In this episode we discuss the difficulties facing new businesses during Covid, managing mental health during university and lockdown. Check out their website and projects they've previously worked on here https://www.natchocreative.com/ You can follow on instagram here - https://www.instagram.com/natcho_creative/ Edited by Noam Motzeri.
Hoy conversamos acerca del poder de las relaciones públicas a la hora de emprender y de lo que se requiere como marca para devenir internacional con Cristina Cabarcos, Fundadora y Directora de la agencia de relaciones públicas C3-PR basada en Bogotá. Cristina trabajó por seis años como Fashion PR de Chanel para Latinoamérica hasta que decidió emprender por cuenta propia.
Caitlin Jaymes has a background ranging from Fashion PR to Fashion Design. She has experience working with celebrities and on editorial shoots. She sees fashion as an art form that can be molded to fit any lifestyle and personality. Tune in and get great tips on organizing your closet, how to shop smarter, and how to re-purpose those special pieces you just can't let go of. Website: CaitlinJaymes.com Instagram: Instagram.com/Caitlin_Jaymes YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8SAAGi_vevgJf_C3Av7zwg --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Today I'm chatting with Hannah Cole, Fashion PR girl, writer, and self-confessed bookworm. Lockdown fatigue may have hit Hannah however she talks candidly about how she is using this time to find comfort in creative pursuits, revisit childhood characters, and how nostalgia is informing her lockdown style. View Hannah's home style at https://madeleinepark.co/podcast/2020/4/28/hannahcole
In this episode of Tag Me Podcast, we’ll be learning social media tips from social media marketing manager and influencer, Jordan-Risa Santos. She has worked with brands like Rose Inc, Boyish Jeans, KKW Beauty, Alfred Coffee, and Fame & Partners. She’ll be sharing tips for brands and influencers. If you are interested in learning how to build a following on social or how to start working in this industry as a social media manager - stay tuned. Jordan's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jordanrisa/CONNECT WITH US ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/tagmepodcast/
Welcome! We are so excited you have landed here at Real Girl Series Podcast. In this episode we introduce your hosts Giana Califano, Lindsay Hofmann and Jessica Lucatorto. We dive into a little bit about each of us and how this podcast came about. Topics We Discuss: Our individual Journeys Physical Manifestations of Holding Onto Things Human Design Astrology The Arts: Dance, Acting, Fashion In the Episode We Discuss: How we all met and became fast best friends over a decade ago. A bit about Giana- Giana grew up in Palos Verdes and started her career at Nordstrom after graduating University of Arizona. She then manifested a big move to Seattle to work for Amazon. Acting was something she always knew she wanted to pursue and finally decided it was time to follow her passion. She called in a plan to transfer to Amazon Studios in Los Angeles and immerse herself into acting classes. She eventually left Amazon Studios and is now focusing on her acting career and Real Girl Series Podcast. A bit about Lindsay- Lindsay also grew up in Palos Verdes along side Giana and met Jess at University of Arizona. She talks about how she left Arizona and transferred to FIDM in Los Angeles where she landed a job in Fashion PR. She worked there for five years before deciding it was time to take a leap and start her own fashion swimwear label, Juillet. She gives us an inside look on what it is like to become an entrepreneur. After getting her business off the ground she also discusses wanting to dive into her other passion of helping and connecting with people by starting this podcast. A bit about Jess- Jess grew up in the Valley as a dancer and went to University of Arizona to study and further her career as a dancer. Jess talks about her journey with handling her Scoliosis and how it affected her dancing. Performing was something that came naturally to her and becoming an actor was always a deep rooted passion of hers. When Jess graduated and moved back to Los Angeles she went right into acting school and has been pursuing it ever since. Jess reveals what it’s like keeping up with the rush of juggling being an actor, pilates teacher at a coved studio in Santa Monica and starting the Real Girl Series. Our astrological signs. Giana is an Aries sun, Virgo moon, and Cancer rising. Lindsay is a Cancer sun, Sagittarius moon, and Cancer rising. Jess is a Capricorn sun, Capricorn moon, and Sagitarious rising. Our human design: Giana is a Generator with Sacral authority. Lindsay is a Generator with Emotional authority. Jess is a Projector with Splenic authority. We go into why we started this podcast. We talk about how anxiety showed up in each of our lives and how it was a source of inspiration to start talking about mental wellness and get people feeling supported with this podcast. What chat about what we hope to accomplish with this podcast. Resources: Manifestation expert Lacy Phillips (@tobemagnetic) and her manifestation workshops at https://www.instagram.com/tobemagnetic/. Human Design reader Jenna Zoe (@jennazoe) and her amazing courses on https://www.instagram.com/jennazoe/. Where you can connect with us on instagram @realgirlseries and on our website https://www.realgirlseries.com/ Giana Califano @gianacalifano Lindsay Hofmann @lindsayraehofmann Jessica Lucatorto @jessilucatorto
Rachel & Rachael talk to KRNL Alum Sydney Nash about her job in New York City working for a Fashion PR firm. Instagram: @krnltalks.fashionMusic By: @adamwatts77Cover Photo By: @ikejans
Eugene and Charis discuss what it means for podcasting that there were a record number of new podcasts launched in 2019. They also talk about Brian Phillips deciding to close his art and fashion public relations company Black Frame and the shift in fashion public relations as a whole. 00:04:34 New podcasts 00:19:57 Fashion PR http://www.insideradio.com/free/there-were-a-record-number-of-podcast-launches-in/article_c86c57e6-305c-11ea-866f-5fc96803d150.html https://www.voguebusiness.com/fashion/brian-phillips-closing-black-frame-major-shift-fashion-pr-kenzo-nike www.maekan.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/maekanitup/message
Today our special guest Emma Medeiros Fashion PR live on the The Nikki Rich Show. Call in 516-666-8294 TheNikkiRichShow.com. About Emma Emma started Medeiros Fashion Public Relations when after realizing that, out of the thousands of fashion public relations firms in the US, not ONE of them specialized in this exploding industry. Can't have that!!! "To me, fashion is simply FASHION", she states vehemently. "Why should plus size fashion be just an afterthought when the majority of women in this country fall into that category? We want to be sexy, feminine, and fashionable, and designers, retailers, etc, are finally waking up to that fact!" Emma is also the host of Ask Emma, a weekly PR and marketing tips and tricks video series on Facebook Live that she uses to share her wisdom and experience with other small business owners, with co-host Halema Redd, founder of fashion channel Hamilam TV (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6d--zwABMaugJ1pZMb7Crw).
www.rachelmatthewswriter.co.uk/post/the-inspiration-space IG: @rachelmatthewswrites / @creativeconnectionspod This week’s episode is with the Founder of The Inspiration Space, Liana Fricker. The Inspiration Space is a community that helps women to grow, scale, or start a small business. https://theinspirationspace.co The Inspiration Space joined forces with a digital accelerator, Growing Together, hosted and supported by the University of Winchester. This allowed The Inspiration Space to combine the nationally recognised business mastermind workshops with their model of peer-to-peer support and community meet-ups. Liana is the dynamic spirit that brings people together to connect the dots, using her knowledge from launching new brands, selling ideas and managing multiple clients. Her professional career in London started in Fashion PR, and she later moved into advertising, after hitting burnout she moved to the suburbs to start a family and found herself feeling unfulfilled after the novelty of the new experience wore off. She tells me how consulting for a startup in California changed her outlook on business. She saw first hand how entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley are confident in their ideas and ambitions, even when they aren’t earning any money, but the end goal keeps them going. Entrepreneurship is all about getting people to the field and solving this big problem that is burning inside. This is what later led her to start The Inspiration Space, a place for women to make a meaningful connection as they progress their businesses, acquire knowledge and establish new relationships. The Inspiration Space helps solve the problem for wanting a career change later in life, the Open University is not the only option in this new revolutionary wave of work. I ask her what common hurdles she helps those in her community overcome, and she describes what the first three years of launching a startup are all about. She endorses the mindset of dreaming big, being vocal about your goals and aspirations to earn money. She says how important it is to put yourself in the right entrepreneurial environment to drown out the doubters because innovation is more important. You can only innovate when you realise it’s okay to be a round peg in a square hole. But don’t mistake a lack of purpose in traditional employment with the desire to start a business - they are two very different things.
Getting your foot in the door of any industry can be very difficult without the right connections. Sarah Boyd finds this to be true in the styling and blogging industry. Sarah started her career in Fashion PR and, in 2012, started her own business and founded SIMPLY, a collective with one goal in mind - […]
Getting your foot in the door of any industry can be very difficult without the right connections. Sarah Boyd finds this to be true in the styling and blogging industry. Sarah started her career in Fashion PR and, in 2012, started her own business and founded SIMPLY, a collective with one goal in mind – connecting. Dubbed as the “dot connector,” she is building connections for people through her platform. In this episode, she opens up about starting SIMPLY and how it supports her mission to bring together like-minded individuals in an environment that ensures constant growth, both personally and professionally, in the digital space.
In this episode, Lindo speaks to PR specialist and celebrity publicist, Lorraine Maisel. Lorraine Maisel is the founder and director of Styling Concepts and Press Room PR. She has over 15 years experience in the South African fashion industry.
Am descoperit-o cu vreo doi ani în urmă tot prin prisma unui interviu, făcut pentru celebra platformă cavaleria.ro :)). Dincolo de faptul că rezonez cu ea în muuulte lucruri, ca stil încă nu:)), mi-am dat seama că atunci când va veni momentul acestui interviu, va fi greu să rămân la o discuție de jumătate de oră. Am vorbit o oră și jumătate și am reușit cu greu să restrâng discuția la 45 de minute. Și da, este unul dintre oamenii aceea care îmi intră mie la suflet. Este cool. De fapt, ce zic eu aici. Este prea cool pentru țărișoara asta. I-ar sta bine în cu totul altă parte, însă cum patria mamă a ținut-o aici, trebuie să profităm de ea. Naturalețea, sinceritatea și prospețimea aerului pe care îl transmite este ceva ce rar mai ai norocul să întâlnești într-o societate intoxicată de cantitate și nu de calitate. Iar faptul că o caută femeile pentru a le învăța cum să se îmbrace, mă rog, să își schimbe stilul vestimentar:), mi se pare că o face magică. Pentru că dincolo de ușurința cu care combină și accesorizează zeci, sute de haine, are răbdarea și darul de a înțelege ce și cum vrea o femeie să se transforme în ceva mai bun. Pentru că până la urmă vorbim de o schimbare radicală, iar asta nu se face doar din vârful degetelor. Este Fashion PR, consultant de stil, blogger. Școlită pe la Londra și Paris, cu apariții pe siteuri mari precum: Vogue Marea Britanie, Vogue Germania, Vogue Spania, The Guardian, cu propuneri de colaborări internaționale, participări la Săptămâna Modei de la New York, Londra și Paris, show-uri și multe alte proiecte ce au ajutat-o să se perfecționeze, să se descopere și să își dea seama că ‘intersectarea’ cu moda nu a fost pură întâmplare. Ci pentru asta este făcută.
The rise of Brian Phillips, the President of Black Frame, to the top echelons of the fashion industry, is both well-known and impressive. Instead of working his way up through the ranks of PR companies he founded Black Frame after having made fashion inroads at the cult magazine Visionaire straight out of college, worked at the now defunct production company Fatal Art Syndicate, and built up a close knit group of friends who just happened to work in the fashion industry. Friends that including Carol Lim and Humberto Leon, the duo behind Opening Ceremony (which Brian helped promote from the start) and who also are also now designing Kenzo – a deal that Brian was instrumental in brokering for the duo. But, perhaps the most mythic fashion war story from Brian’s early career years happened when, while he was in-between jobs, Hedi Slimane came knocking. Brain had worked with the iconic designer on a project a year earlier, the results of which apparently stuck in Slimane’s brain. When Slimane reached out to Brian again, he just happened to be the creative director of Dior Homme. After a meeting with Sidney Toledano, the then CEO of Christian Dior at that time, Brian had a deal with the brand. Thus, at the tender age of 24 Brian launched Black Frame. His first two clients.... Dior Homme and Visionaire. Since then he has nurtured the creative careers of designers and brands like Rodate, Delfina Delettrez, Helmut Lang, Eckhaus Latta, Woolrich, Dion Lee and Nike. Launched a sister company called Framework that focuses on “developing concepts for innovative brand experiences” and more recently became the creative director of the cult biannual publication Garage Magazine. I have known Brian for many years and what strikes you about him, besides the breadth and width of his cultural knowledge, is his no BS way of doing business. In an industry where schmoozing and sucking up has become almost an art form Brian doesn’t suffer fools or is looking for acolytes. He is all business, pretty much all the time. You better bring you’re A-game and offer up an interesting challenge if you want to get his attention. And Brian is a pretty interesting guy in his own right. I promise that if you can bear with the background hum of the air conditioning fan in this interview, that finally shuts down at about the 4-minute mark of our conversation, you will be rewarded with an insightful and informative discussion in which Brian really lays out his business philosophy and creative strategy. Honestly, I just asked my questions, sat back and let Brian run with it.
This episode CJ and guest host Gabriella Reece, discuss fashion PR Secrets. And Gabriella is pretty much one of the coolest humans we've me. #girlboss Follow Blunt Cuts on instagram@bluntcuts_podcast. Production Credits Host: Christina Fortier @christinafortierstyle Guest Host: Gabriella Reece @brandexperiencee Director/Producer:Michaela Rae @michealaraephoto
#16 The fantastic Rosie Davies joined me to have a lovely conversation about Fashion PR. Rosie founded her two PR businesses LFA and PR Dispatch, with no PR experience but just an internship and some freelance jobs at her back. Her story will inspire you, she is a truly hard worker. Elle UK is describing her as one of "23 Entrepreneurs Under 30 Bossing Life" We talk about: -What you need to pursue a career in Fashion PR - The difference between PR in-house and PR at an agency - how she started her businesses and found the first clients -freelancing and doing small jobs during the first years of the business -how she has grown her PR companies up to a team of 6 people You can find her two PR businesses at: https://www.lfa.agency http://prdispatch.com Join our Membership Program: https://www.glamobserver.com/membership-plans/ Email me with your questions and podcast ideas at giada@glamobserver.com
CliffCentral.com — Designers and labels need PR to establish their brand values in the minds of their target market and the wider fashion industry. Allow Leon Haasbroek to enlighten you.
Ever wonder what its like to build your own public relations empire? I'm chatting with my girls Gwen Wunderlich and Dara Kaplan of WKC Communications about their rise to the top of their industry. How they leveraged their internships into careers, why saying YES is so important, how and when to negotiate your salary, and why Caesar salads and Chardonnay became the sign that they had "arrived." Grab another vanilla latte or a glass of bubbly and dive into this very special bonus episode! Follow Gwen and Dara on Instagram at @WKCRocks Learn more about their services on http://wkc.rocks/ Follow Gwen at @Gwenunder Follow Dara at @DaraKaye
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Daniel Rahmann is a fashion PR Director based in New York. Born and raised in Singapore, Daniel, a third culture kid (TCK), has lived and worked in Los Angeles, Paris, Rwanda and New York.
In today’s podcast, we have the two masterminds behind Atteline, a lifestyle and fashion PR agency. Sophie and Brooke worked together in the past and after seeing their synergy, decided to venture together and create their own fashion PR agency. Atteline is assisting today many clients, from haute couture, jewelry, ready to wear, swimwear, accessories […] The post DFN PODCAST: HOW DO FASHION PR AGENCIES WORK WITH ATTELINE appeared first on Dubai Fashion News.
In today’s podcast, we have the two masterminds behind Atteline, a lifestyle and fashion PR agency. Sophie and Brooke worked together in the past and after seeing their synergy, decided to venture together and create their own fashion PR agency. Atteline is assisting today many clients, from haute couture, jewelry, ready to wear, swimwear, accessories […] The post DFN PODCAST: HOW DO FASHION PR AGENCIES WORK WITH ATTELINE appeared first on Dubai Fashion News.
In our latest episode, we get to chat with PR Girl, Alexandra Moresco, a true star girl. Started her own PR Agency before finishing undergrad, managing clients and grad school, meeting with LA producers, planning her wedding and learning how to manage her recently diagnosed Lyme Disease is just some of the things Alex is up to lately. In this chat, we learn how it all came to be and what some of her future aspirations are.
On this episode of Pitching PR, I get the opportunity to speak with Crosby Noricks, the founder and director of PR Couture. We discuss ways in which PR professionals can boost their reputation. Specifically, we talk about branding and raising your profile by applying to PR awards. Growing up, Crosby loved fashion and wanted to find a way to incorporate that into her career. She found that PR was the best way to pursue her interests and particularly enjoyed creating business strategies. Her successful digital and traditional marketing track record include leading both in-house and large agency teams where she got to spearhead the social and digital footprint for brands like Charlotte Russe, Creative Nail Design (CND) and Sutter Home. She created PR Couture, a platform where she could pursue her specific interest, which was and is Fashion PR. Join us as she describes her professional journey and how PR Couture has boosted her professional profile. Topics: Thinking about/pursuing long-term career goals Personal branding online and offline How to build your professional reputation Thinking of reputation building as delivering value Launching the Bespoke Communication Awards and why awards play a role in branding Tips for streamlining the application process for awards Repurposing content to your advantage Elevating your reputation through generosity Resources: PR Couture PR Couture email Bespoke Communication Awards Crosby Noricks’ Website PR Couture on Instagram info@thebespokeawards.com
"There are no rules but there is etiquette" Tune in to #LetsTalkPR and find out exactly what that means. Elliot Carlyle will share what it's like to be in Fashion PR and how attending NYFW helped to shape his career. Elliot is the co-owner of Weston Carlyle Inclusive and through his individual brand he lends his voice to teach, minister and inspire.
In today's episode, we talk with the infectious Lily Duevel. She will inspire you with her energy to find time to accomplish your goals and make multitasking look easy. She shares her personal story of being adopted and how that has affected her life. Make sure to check our site for links to her ventures http://whatruwearing.net/podcasts/
Crosby Noricks is the founder of PR Couture, a top editorial destination serving, supporting and celebrating the field of fashion communications. Crosby is also the author of Ready to Launch: The PR Couture Guide to Breaking into Fashion PR as well as an experienced digital marketing strategist and business coach who is currently in the process of establishing the first trade organization for fashion communicators called Fashion Communicators International. On this episode of the Hashtags and Stilettos podcast, Crosby talks about how she started PR Couture 10 years ago, why she chose to focus on Fashion PR and the power and benefit of focusing on a niche market and audience. Show Notes: hashtagsandstilettos.com/crosby-noricks Social Media: Instagram.com/CrosbyNoricks Instagram.com/PRCouture Twitter.com/CrosbyNoricks Twitter.com/PRCouture Instagram.com/HashtagsandStilettos Instagram.com/MissSuccess Twitter.com/MissSuccess Like this episode? Rate and review it on iTunes!
Episode 8 is our first episode with a guest! We could not be happier about our first guest, Evan Ducharme's PR guru Asheigh Said!
Сегодня мы поговорим о ярком и красивом в профессии пиарщика. Речь пойдет о сфере моды. Гостья студии - Виктория Ленская, консультант по Fashion PR, официальный представитель международного издания Collezioni в России, ведущая мастер-классов "PR в сфере моды" при СПБГУТД. В подкасте: - чем должен заниматься пиарщик модного бренда" - как начинающему дизайнеру выйти на рынок; - зачем нужны конкурсы дизайнеров на самом деле; - сколько времени занимает вывод бренда на рынок; - почему дизайнеру нужны и пиарщик, и стилист.
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