Podcasts about Finery

Send me a Text Message about the show!Enjoy this collaboration episode with my other podcast, Neuroversity."There's a lot of open tabs in my brain. It's like a pinball going in every direction."-Liz SchroederJoin Jessica Kidwell on this heartfelt episode of Neuroversity as she chats with her good friend and neighbor, Liz Schroeder. Liz opens up about her journey from recognizing her daughter's ADHD to discovering her own diagnosis later in life. Liz talks about the challenges of staying organized, dealing with hyperfocus, and the chaos that often comes with ADHD, as well as the life-changing impact of finding the right treatment. This honest conversation highlights the importance of support, understanding, and the courage to take care of yourself. Whether you're a parent, educator, or someone navigating your own neurodivergent path, this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement.✍️ Episode ReferencesADHD Onlinehttps://adhdonline.com/How to ADHD by Jessica McCabehttps://www.howtoadhd.com/Franklin's Finery on Etsyhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/FranklinsFinerySupport the showKeep up with all things WeSTAT on any (or ALL) of the social feeds:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/westatpod/Threads: https://www.threads.net/@westatpodFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/westatpod/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/westatpod/Twitter: https://x.com/WeSTATpodHave a topic or want to stay in touch via e-mail on all upcoming news?https://www.westatpod.com/Help monetarily support the podcast by subscribing to the show! This is an easy way to help keep the conversations going:https://www.buzzsprout.com/768062/supporters/new

Send me a Text Message about the show!"There's a lot of open tabs in my brain. It's like a pinball going in every direction."-Liz SchroederJoin Jessica Kidwell on this heartfelt episode of Neuroversity as she chats with her good friend and neighbor, Liz Schroeder. Liz opens up about her journey from recognizing her daughter's ADHD to discovering her own diagnosis later in life. Liz talks about the challenges of staying organized, dealing with hyperfocus, and the chaos that often comes with ADHD, as well as the life-changing impact of finding the right treatment. This honest conversation highlights the importance of support, understanding, and the courage to take care of yourself. Whether you're a parent, educator, or someone navigating your own neurodivergent path, this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement.✍️ Episode ReferencesADHD Onlinehttps://adhdonline.com/How to ADHD by Jessica McCabehttps://www.howtoadhd.com/Franklin's Finery on Etsyhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/FranklinsFineryFollow Neuroversity on all our social platforms:Neuroversity WebsiteIGFacebookTwitterLinkedInPatreon

Originally Recorded on 12/16/2023Please note that things may have changed since recordingHope you enjoy this episode with the wonderful Sam Paguita

In this episode I talk to Kim who married her husband Justin in Sydney in February 2023. Kim talks about how she managed to plan her entire wedding in 6 months and managed to keep a low budget of around $30,000 which is a huge accomplishment in the city!   Kim got a lot of compliments from her wedding planning and so has gone on to launch her own wedding planning business called The Finery, and she talks about how she went about launching the business and what is included in it. This is really helpful for brides that have had similar thoughts after their wedding! If you want to look her up, you can find The Finery on Instagram at fineryweddings, or on their website www.thefinery.au. For the fantastic discounted master planner from ETC events please use WEDDINGTALK at checkout and the 40% discount will be applied. You can check this out at www.etcevents.com.au or on Instagram at ETC.eventstyling.   VENDORS: Venue: Beachcomber Hotel Toukley Photography: Jennifer Burch Photography Florals: The Posy Garden Music: Ben and Vee Music Celebrant: Your Spirited Celebrant Hair and Makeup: The Antonio Sisters   If you've loved this episode please leave a rating and review and pass it on to a friend! This will help get the word out and into more peoples ears!

Today on the podcast, I speak to Jane Allan, founder of Finery - a range of unique ready-to-pour low and no alcohol cocktails. Finery is here to voice moderation. Since 2019, Finery's mission is to reshape Australasia's drinking culture with low and non-alcohol alternatives. You'll find Finery on shelves in New Zealand's largest supermarket chains and specialty liquor outlets as well as in their online store. Jane's background is in finance and commercial property. After going through a health and fitness journey in late 2018, Jane couldn't find anything that ticked the boxes for what she wanted in a refreshing, but healthier cocktail and she found herself thinking more and more about creating a beverage of her own. With no previous experience in FMCG, Jane reached out to people in the industry and step-by-step – including a few setbacks – her vision started to gain traction.  What intrigued me about Jane's journey was the idea of starting a self-funded FMCG brand from scratch, family owned with no corporate backing. In a relatively short time, she has developed and launched a product that is now competing with big brands and going from strength to strength.  For more information about Finery and their delicious low and no alcohol cocktails visit finerycocktails.co.nz or follow along with the Finery journey on Instagram @finerycocktailsI know you will love my kōrero with Jane as much as I did._Thank you to Bookety Book Books who are the sponsors of this episode and the first ever sponsors of this podcast. Thank you Mandy and Bookety for your support.Super Creative listeners can enjoy a 10% discount on their next order at www.booketybookbooks.co.nz – use the code SUPER2023 at checkout. Discount code cannot be used in conjunction with other offers. Valid for one purchase per customer. Code expires 30th of November 2023.For more podcast information visit supercreativepodcast.com Hosted by Catie DawsonBought to you by Somewhere CreativeFind us on Instagram - @supercreativepodcast

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Today I am joined by Betsey Mosby! Betsey is an interior designer based in Jackson, Mississippi.  With a primary focus in high-end residential interiors, Betsey's firm works on projects across the country in the residential, commercial and hospitality arenas. Her design sensibility is a modern take on a traditional aesthetic– focusing principally on classic tradition with an influence on more contemporary art and textiles. She has honed her eye through travel and a lifetime appreciation and study of architecture and fashion, in addition to her extensive design training and unique background as a CPA.  Her eponymous firm is based out of its shoppe and studio in Jackson, and has an additional office in Oxford, MS.  Her work has been published multiple times both nationally and regionally, and she is the founding Mississippi Member of Southern Living's Designer Network, as well as a member of the Traditional List.  In addition to her design business, Betsey co-owns a retail store, The Finery--a high end gift store concepted to support the table, home and bride.  She lives in Jackson with her husband, Will, and their two children, Pryor and Rush.Betsey's InstagramBetsey's WebsiteHabitat For Humanity

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This relaxing loving kindness meditation led by Julie Potiker will help you breathe in kindness for yourself and others. She completes the meditation with her poem, "Finery".Finery, by Julie PotikerIn the late 1940s, and early 1950s, as a teenager, he was impeccably dressedFrom stories of elegant supper clubsI imagineErmine and pearlsCuff links winking in the candlelightGrandma Esther made her own patterns out of bed sheetsCut and tailored like a proSkill tucked into her skirts as she journeyed across the Atlantic Oceanbetween the Great War, and WWIINo wonder her American born son who looked so fine became known as finery.For 67 years, he and my mom took care in their wardrobe, in their appearance.Even after she became ill, her body shrinkingSmaller and smaller sized clothes were brought in, some from my closetI held back some of his shirts when he passed awayKnowing I would want to wear themTo feel the soft cotton on my chestTo sport them as tunicsCuffs rolled up on my forearmsI shipped a stack in blues and yellows, ocean and sunset colorsto a textile artist who quilted them into a glorious throw blanketeach square a sweet memoryYesterday I got so many compliments on his shirtEach comment a giftAs he came alive in my replyI slid a pair of my mom's post earrings through my earlobesJust in case she'd notice and feel slightedJust in caseJust in case she feels how light and uncomplicated my longing for my Dad.I don't know what her indomitable spirit might see, or feel, or know, or understand.Find out more about using mindfulness in everyday life through Julie's books, "SNAP: From Calm to Chaos", and "Life Falls Apart, But You Don't have To: Mindful Methods for Staying Calm in the Midst of Chaos". Both are available on Amazon.com.Follow Julie on YouTube and Facebook at Mindful Methods for Life.comThis podcast is available on iTunes, iHeart, Blubrry and everywhere you listen to podcasts.

Skippy, Tugz, and Rus are back with another hilarious episode of Give Less Fks. Thanks to our friends at Finery who have sent us their epic range in non-alcoholic cocktails. Tugz shares a hilarious yarn about the ups and downs of buying slacks, while Rus takes on the punters' fave words in a quickfire 'Spelling Bee with Lee'. The gang also tries a sour cherry shot from Portugal and kick off the " Fk it bucket list" (bungies, live performances and a casual streak??) Plus, Rus shares how he helped his community after the recent cyclone, and the trio sends their thoughts to all those affected. Don't miss this entertaining and heartfelt episode. K...love you...BYEEEEEEE!!! https://linktr.ee/give.less.fks.podcast/ https://www.finerycocktails.co.nz/ https://www.redcross.org.nz/support-us/our-current-appeals/new-zealand-disaster-fund/

No clue where to start with your wedding registry? This is the episode for you! Betsey Mosby and Abby James of The Finery in Jackson, MS share everything you need to do when registering for your wedding gifts. If you are interested in registering with them, they recommend making an appointment by giving them a call at 601-566-1066 or emailing brides@thefineryjackson.com. You can check out their stunning selection online at https://thefineryjackson.com. Find them on instagram @TheFineryJackson

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Today we're talking with Nancy Spirito, the owner and designer of Bridal Finery! Nancy is sharing her journey in the bridal accessories world, insight into her on-location garment concierge service for wedding days, and how she now creates heirloom pieces from bridal gowns. If you're wondering how to finish your bridal look or what to do with your bridal pieces once your big day is over, tune into today's episode! Please rate, review and subscribe to this podcast wherever you're listening so you never miss an episode. Even better share it with a friend! It a great way to show your support and let us know what you think. Thank you for listening. For more information check out our website at www.sarazarrella.com/podcast Join our Monthly Newsletter for tips, tricks and Freebies! https://sarazarrella.com/newsletter Would love to be friends on the gram at https://www.instagram.com/sarazarrellaphotography/

Brooke Falvey is Brisbane's very own Carrie Bradshaw. She's a journalist, turned fashion blogger / instagram star, turned stylist and model.This blond bombshell is the OG dopamine dresser, and she makes me miss my home state of Queensland  with all the amazing colour and print she wears on her Instagram page, but you'll also be surprised at the clothing item she feels the MOST herself in.Learn how a conversation as a teenager with her mum in a mall about all of the 'normal women' set her on a path to accepting her (gorgeous) body how it is, and gave her the confidence to step into a modelling career even though she doesn't have the 'traditional model frame" that we were programmed to be the "only model body" growing up in the 90's.We talk about how wearing your togs in public might be bold, but please don't call it brave, and I learn about how protective Brooke is over her own sense of style (don't mess with her gold boots please!)Find Brooke on INSTAGRAM HERE, or read her blog ON HER WEBSITEThe Style Project: Season 2 is proudly sponsored by local NZ business, Finery Cocktails - living your finest life with Finery. Find them at finerycocktails.co.nz

Cassie Roma has that enviable ability to make you feel like you are the only person in the room every time she talks to you.Cassie's trademark look, with her amazing mane of curls, hats and double denim is one of her most distinct calling cards, but she didn't always have the confidence to be her true self...Self-described storytelling, public-speaking, social media + digital marketing OG with a penchant for data, creativity, strategy, & community advocacy, her kindness and joy are infectious, but life hasn't always been smooth sailing for this California girl living in NZ.In this episode, Cassie and I chat about everything from why she loves her grandfathers style, how growing up in the 90's in California wasn't amazing for her self esteem, and why we just all need to be a little bit kinder to ourselves, and each other.You can find Cassie Roma on Instagram, LinkedIn and on her website.The Style Project: Season 2 is proudly sponsored by local NZ business, Finery Cocktails - living your finest life with Finery. Find them at finerycocktails.co.nz

Nah nah....no more! I don't know who needs to hear this!.......I KNOW WHO NEEDS TO HEAR THIS! GOD IS REAL!**MONEY WILL BUY** A Bed but not Sleep, Books but not Brains, Food but not Appetite, Finery but never Beauty, A House but not a Home, Medicine but not Health, Luxeries but never Culture, Amusements but not Happiness, Religion but no Salvation....So remember, Ur voice will speak loudest when ur tongue is most silent !

Danielle Scheven is the co-owner and marketing director of Carolily Finery, a high end jewelry brand whose designs were seen walking the runways of New York Fashion Week in 2018. Named one of her city's "Top 40 Under 40", Danielle believes in inspiring and empowering women through the Carolily brand and their community initiates. Carolily specializes in statement jewelry that encourages self expression and helps you make your statement, whatever that may be. No matter who you are, we all want to be heard and seen. We want to feel represented and loved. We all have a statement to make.Carolily Finery was created out of love. Donna and Danielle Scheven, the mother daughter team behind the Carolily brand, started the company to honor two very special women- Carol and Lily, Donna's mother and grandmother.Carol and Lily are the inspiration behind the brand’s name and devotion to timeless, quality product. Like them, all of the women in their family were encouraged to be proud, kind, strong and unapologetically themselves.-------------------------------------------POST A REVIEWGUEST BOOKINGS CLICK HEREFollow me on Social MediaNew Town Big Dreams podcast on FacebookInstagramLinkedinLuke Menkes Kelowna RealtorMy Personal Facebook PageSupport the show (https://paypal.me/lukemenkes)

In today's episode, we talk to Ivan Jelic, Business Development Manager at Finery Tech. Finery Tech develops trading and investment software that creates unique business opportunity to a number of institutions including hedge funds and payment processors, brokers and even banks. In today's episode, we talk to Ivan Jelic, Business Development Manager at Finery Tech. Katharina Gehra talks to Ivan about Finery Tech, regulation and remaining market hurdles, among other topics.

On this weeks episode of Behind the Maker Podcast, we have Lora from @fir_tree_finery who is a talented designer and artist. She creates woodwork and has recently gotten into soft goods designs like pillow cushions and lighting. She and her firefighter partner, Thom run Fir Tree Finery in Connecticut. Tiff and Nickole also discuss some pretty great tips this week on what we prefer to use for websites, what we all use to edit our artwork and our photos and videos too. Thanks for joining us on our 15th episode of @behindthemakerpodcast where you can listen to it across all Podcast sites like iTunes, Spotify as well as find us and watch us on YouTube. We drop new episodes every Sunday morning with your hosts Tiff @nightcarverdesigns and Nickole @repnmyhood. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/behindthemakerpodcast/message

Hey #FruitBasket! We're back with another episode for you. Enrique sat down (virtually) with their friend Jarell Wilson to talk about their spiritual journey, politics, and finding things to be grateful for in the ongoing mess that is 2020. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fotspodcast/support

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Welcome to After the Exit, the show where I interview CEOs after they've sold their startup and have them share the lesson they've learned about business, about relationships, and life. Today I'm really excited to introduce you to my friend Whitney Casey, recently exited CEO of Finery. Before Finery, she oversaw product development and growth at Match.com and also lived a life as a producer and/ or correspondent at CBS, CNN, Fox, ABC, and NBC - winning two Emmy's in the process. She founded Finery - a personal stylist in your back pocket (and a competitor of my previous company, Cladwell). She raised $5mil in seed funding from NEA, partnered with Match.com, and was named CNBC's top 100 startups to watch worldwide. As she was raising Series A at a $30mil valuation privacy laws began to shift so according to public sources she opted to sell to Stitch Fix for an undisclosed amount. Hope you enjoy! If you're short on time and just want to browse the lessons, go to allsmith.org/afterthexit and you can browse all of the lessons and click to a hyperlink to that specific lesson in each youtube video. This episode is brought to you by Visible.vc - Raise capital, update investors and engage your team from a single platform. It's also brought to you by Boilerplate.legal - Affordable, streamlined, venture capital-approved legal documents for your startup. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aftertheexit/message

Mo aka @littleuzipervert on Instagram talks about being a bi-racial, bisexual, non-binary person in today’s world, the start and success of their BIPOC camp kits project, and being a Libra who WILL die without attention. This episode is filled with hilarity as well as realness you won’t want to miss! To support Mo & their camp kit project that makes camping accessible and affordable to BIPOC folx follow them on Instagram to stay in the loop for ways to contribute and/or donate at gofundme.com/Bipoccampingkits & as always follow me at @lana_del_they to stay connected to all of my queer shenanigans which you can catch every Tuesday wherever you listen to podcasts.

In this episode, Dani is joined by Cindy Hicks, accessories designer and founder of Posh Lilies Millinery and Finery. Listen as Cindy talks about her involvement in the Vote Like A Girl initiative and shares how important it is for mothers to get out and vote in this election and beyond.

Dear Manna Family, There are many things that money can buy; but for the most important things in life, money is the wrong currency. Money will buy a bed, but not sleep; Books, but not brains; Food but not appetite; Finery, but not beauty; A house, but not a home; Medicine, but not health; Luxuries, but not culture; Amusements, but not happiness; Religion, but not salvation; A passport to everywhere but heaven. We need to put money in perspective. When we buy a bed, we don’t really want the bed; what we really want is a good night’s sleep. We believe that if we only had enough money, we could buy just the right bed that would put us in dreamland for 8 hours. Money is not a good or a bad thing; it’s a tool, but it’s a tool that has limitations. We deceive ourselves when we believe that money is the universal solution to all life’s problems. That’s when greed kills contentment, and the love of money begins to consume our lives. King Solomon, one of the richest kings of his era, wrote in Proverbs 23:4 Do not weary yourself to gain wealth, Cease from your consideration of it. Vs 5 When you set your eyes on it, it is gone. For wealth certainly makes itself wings Like an eagle that flies toward the heavens. When you ask people how much money would be enough; the answer is almost always the same; ‘just a little bit more.’ Chasing money is like chasing your shadow; the more you grasp, the less you get. It’s like drinking salty ocean water, the more you drink, the thirstier you become. What we think we want is more; what we really need is enough. King Agur captures that thought beautifully when he writes in Proverbs 30:8 …Give me neither poverty nor riches; Feed me with the food that is my portion, Vs 9 That I not be full and deny You and say, “Who is the LORD?” Or that I not be in want and steal, And profane the name of my God. This is a prayer for contentment. It’s a prayer for neither more nor less than I need. “Feed me with the food that is my portion” is the same request as “give us this day our daily bread.” Both prayers acknowledge that God is the source and He determines our portion for each day. At Thanksgiving, we generally stuff ourselves with more than our portion for that day. Some people eat themselves right into a nap! Human nature often believes that more is better. The big question is, more of what? The real issue here is not the quantity of our earthly wealth; it’s the quality of our relationship with God. King Agur’s real concern is that too much or too little here on earth will harm his relationship with the LORD. And he acknowledges that only God knows how much or how little that is. “Too much” riches and success often deceives people into trusting earthly treasures and not the LORD. When wealth becomes our idol, we kick God to the curb, and then drive off into the sunset, ……..right over a cliff. However, poverty has its problems as well. King Agur doesn’t want poverty to tempt him to covet and steal. Too much money and he falls into pride; too little money and he falls into theft. Both harm his relationship with God. So he asks God to give him what he needs; and what he needs most of all is not earthly treasure, it’s the treasure of God Himself. The only way we will be content with whatever God chooses to provide, is when we value God Himself more than whatever He chooses to provide. Remember, God designed us to ‘do life together!’ Love and prayers, Brad ••• Subscribe to listen each week as the Manna class learns and grows together through their in-depth study of God's Word. This comprehensive, expository series is taught by Brad Hannink, a gifted communicator of the Bread of Life. Manna is a Bible study life group that meets at Valley Baptist Church, located at 4800 Fruitvale Ave. in Bakersfield, California. For more information, visit mannapodcast.com. ©2018, 2019, & 2020 - Brad Hannink - All Rights Reserved

The Monte Vista Chamber of Commerce Business Spotlight for August 2020. Featured in this three-part podcast are Chamber Director and General Manager of Rain Brews, Kyle Riggenbach. Then we have the August 2020 Chamber Business of the Month, The Monte Vista Coop, with Petroleum Director Skotty Morris, Administrative Assistant Denise Temple and Farm Store Manager Stephanie Schaefer. Wrapping up this podcast is the August featured business, The Finery, with owner Debbie Garcia. Please listen as Kyle, Skotty, Denise, Stephanie and Debbie discuss their unique roles, the services they offer, current business challenges, supporting your local chamber/community, debunking preconceived notions and a lot more.

Brooklyn Decker is a powerhouse. As a former model, actress, philanthropist, entrepreneur, mom of two and wife, she has no shortage of talent or drive. As a model she graced the cover of Sports Illustrated in 2010. As an actress she is currently playing Mallory on the hit Netflix series Grace and Frankie, which is the longest running show on Netflix. In 2017 she added tech entrepreneur to her resume starting the company Finery, a brilliant app to help people manage their wardrobes, which she’s since sold. And she is the loving mother of a 4-year-old son Hank and a 2-year-old daughter Stevie. As a philanthropist she is passionate about so many causes and is constantly giving back. During this pandemic she has been giving out gift certificates to help feed people, supporting and promoting small businesses and the Andy Roddick Foundation is raising money through its Family Emergency Fund https://www.arfoundation.org/family-emergency-fund to support families in need in Austin, Texas.    She’s hilarious, down to earth and a genuinely compassionate person. As a new mom myself, I’m even more amazed by how she manages to fit so much onto her plate with two kids.   How does she do it??   In today’s episode we chat about… Life during the quarantine Challenges and fears that come up being a parent during this pandemic Brook’s journey in her professional career What it’s like working alongside icons like Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin What it looks like being a working mom How being a parent has changed her And much much more   Hope you guys enjoy being a fly on the wall for this convo :) it was truly cathartic for me. Thanks Brook! Enjoy the show.       Resources From Episode: Brooklyn Decker Instagram Andy Roddick Foundation Andy Roddick Foundation COVID-19 Family Emergency Fund

0129: Roberta Noronha is the Co-Owner of The Bridal Finery, a bridal shop just outside of Orlando FL, and she is bringing her incredible knowledge to the table, to share her experiences and knowledge both as a female business owner and an expert on wedding dresses! Roberta discovered her love of bridal fashion by creating custom looks for uniquely beautiful brides. Through her experience in the bridal industry, she understood how attractive it would be for a bride to have every couture designer under one roof. As Co-Owner of The Bridal Finery, she is able to grant her brides access to a one-of-a-kind designer gown, straight from the runway. By connecting with esteemed designers, she is able to select the highest quality gowns in couture bridal fashion for her brides. As a mother of two daughters, she believes that finding a wedding gown should be remarkable and memorable, and she is committed to giving an exceptional experience to every bride as if they were her own family. Born in Brazil, Roberta keeps pace with international fashion, has a true appreciation for multicultural weddings, and is fluent in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. She is praised in the industry for her expert advice featured on Fox 35 News, as well as many other international publications. The Bridal Finery celebrates women in every shape, size, and height. Being a curvy woman herself, Roberta understands first hand the importance of carrying sizes 4 to 16. She humorously remembers her own challenges fitting into sample sizes in bridal. www.thebridalfinery.com www.facebook.com/thebridalfinery www.instagram.com/thebridalfinery #thebridalfinery #offtherack #weddingdress #weddinggown #couturebridal --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/your-i-do-crew/support

We had the pleasure of talking to Roberta Noronha from The Bridal Finery in central Florida about OFF-THE-RACK GOWNS. Ashleigh got her gown from an OTR shop and LOVES it. It is truly something every bride should consider, especially in a crisis where it might take too long to wait on your designer smigner gown. We talked about the benefits of an OTR gown and a lotta things gown shopping! The post 33. Finding Love in An Off The Rack Gown with Roberta Noronha from The Bridal Finery appeared first on Hue I Do • Wedding Podcast.

We had the pleasure of talking to Roberta Noronha from The Bridal Finery in central Florida about off the rack gowns. Ashleigh got her gown from an OTR shop and LOVES it. It is truly something every bride should consider, especially in a crisis where it might take too long to wait on your designer smigner gown. We talked about the benefits of an OTR gown and a lotta things gown shopping! The post 33. Finding Love in An Off The Rack Gown with Roberta Noronha from The Bridal Finery appeared first on Hue I Do Wedding Podcast.

In this week’s episode of Nayri Unveiled Podcast special guest Roberta Noronha, Owner & Stylist of The Bridal Finery tells us how The Bridal Finery consignment boutique was born and the unique benefits they offer to other bridal stores and bridal gown designers. We're also talking about bridal store business operations, what it takes to open and run a bridal boutique and so much more!   www.thebridalfinery.com Follow @thebridalfinery Subscribe on YouTube www.weddingfashionexpert.com Follow @weddingfashionexpert @lovellabridal @lovellaplus on Instagram. Subscribe to my YouTube Channel for Nayri Unveiled Videos!  

This time on Beauty & Stuff, Erika is pregnant which means she's got some hot tips on the do's and don'ts of pregnancy beauty. Sylvia went to New York City where she saw Maren Morris and caught up with her friends from Finery! Not enough? Sylvia has an update on the never ending tale of her skin care regime. Spoiler alert: we've got another miracle product that is SUPER cheap and clean!

Retailers have felt the strain from Amazon for years, but that competition is finally stretching into the shipping industry. The retail giant is continuing to build out its own delivery service as the demand for faster shipping grows. FedEx and UPS are both making strategy changes in the face of growing competition from Amazon. First, here are some retail headlines. Mobile Shopping App Mavely Launches After operating in beta since April, mobile shopping app, Mavely, officially launched last week. The app aims to reward users for purchasing and recommending products from more than 100 brands. CEO Evan Wray said the company is already seeing a buy conversion rate of up to 12 percent on products and anticipates having 30,000 users by the end of the year. According to Wray, Mavely is becoming a competitive alternative to costly social advertising and provides marketers with an efficient way of acquiring customers at half the cost of Facebook ads. M.M. LaFleur Opening Concept Store Apparel company M.M. LaFleur is opening its first concept store, M.M. To Go in Manhattan’s Financial District. Unlike the retailer’s showroom spaces where shoppers booked styling appointments and waited for items to be shipped, the new concept will have no appointments and let customers take purchases out of the store. The new concept features 10 core apparel pieces ranging from sizes zero to twenty-two. Stitch Fix Acquires Tech from Finery Popular online personal styling service, Stitch Fix, has acquired the tech of digital wardrobe startup, Finery. The startup’s technology scans user’s e-receipts for purchases, then auto-populates to digitize a virtual wardrobe that can be accessed by users to help them keep track of what they already own and assemble outfit options. With Stitch Fix facing competition from other retailers like Amazon, Express, and American Eagle who have launched their own monthly services, the new tech acquisition will provide the company a way to better serve their clients and learn more about their style needs. Walmart Piloting Healtcare Store Concept Starting next month, Walmart will pilot a new healthcare store concept in one of its Georgia locations. Walmart already runs clinics in several of its stores, but the new Georgia location will add services like dental, mental health counseling, X-rays, and audiology. The retail giant appears to be positioning itself against CVS Health, which recently announced plans to expand its Health Hub pilot to 1,500 locations by the end of 2021. With Americans facing increasing difficulties with insurance and care options, Walmart seems to be taking advantage by offering more integrated healthcare. The retail giant has reportedly been considering some sort of expansion for a while. Last year, the company was said to be considering major acquisitions in the health space. Though the acquisitions never happened, this new announcement confirms that Walmart is continuing to focus on growing in a space that’s poised for disruption. Coming up... Amazon poses as a threat to more than just retailers. FedEx and UPS are making strategy shifts as the retail giant builds its own delivery service. More after this. Sponsorship Support for this podcast comes from Simplr, a new way to staff 24/7 sales and customer service on your e-commerce store. It works with your existing email and chat tools, so setup is quick and easy. Simplr provides on-demand, US-based Simplr Specialists to answer your customer’s most common questions. Close more sales with Simplr by staffing your email and live chat with 24/7 Simplr Specialists. Find out more at Simplr dot ai. That’s S-I-M-P-L-R dot A-I. Fedex, UPS Facing Amazon Challenges While retailers have been battling Amazon for years, the war has finally spilled into the shipping industry. FedEx and UPS have both recently made changes in answer to Amazon’s growing competition. As Amazon continues to build out its own delivery services, the shipping companies have had to make strategy changes. FedEx has recently announced they would not be renewing two contracts with the retail giant, one of those being their Ground delivery contract. They’ve also expanded their delivery service to seven days a week. UPS has been experimenting with drone delivery and self-driving trucks as they work to modernize their services. The moves come as Amazon has invested in resources for their own delivery service. The company has been building their air fleet and offering $10,000 to employees who want to start their own local delivery business.

Das Wochenende steht vor der Tür, allerhöchste Zeit für unseren Wochenrückblick. Der Curated-Shopping-Anbieter Stitch Fix kauft die Technologie von Finery, die sich mit dem Thema "vernetzter Kleiderschrank" beschäftigen. Die Idee dahinter: weiß man erst einmal, was die Kunden alles im Schrank haben – oder auch nicht – kann man die Kleidungslieferungen besser abstimmen. Klingt ein wenig wie der seit Ewigkeit in der Presse herumgeisternde selbstbestellende Kühlschrank, wir sind gespannt, wann diese Art des Einkaufs mal einen signifikanten Marktanteil gewinnt.

Brooklyn Decker has made a name for herself on the pages of Sports Illustrated and Netflix's "Grace and Frankie," but now her mission as a tech co-founder is to help women digitize and simplify their closets. She sat down with Alli and Michael to talk about Finery—a virtual closet that generates outfits, styling inspo, and sale alerts— and how the app is saving users time and money with items they already own. Learn more at @brooklyndecker, @yourfinery, and finery.com. And don't forget to follow @alliwebb for #BTS of Raising The Bar and subscribe and rate us!

Hpapy International Women's Day...now it's time to get to W.O.R.K., ladies! Heather comes at you live from SXSW in Austin, TX to present her exciting new platform Women Offering Real Knowledge. Alongside the fabulous entrepreneurs behind Finery and Create & Cultivate to empower other women through an honest exhange of real talk and even more real advice from those who juggle it all on a daily basis with style. Have any questions for Heather? Use the Heather Hotline and call or text 949-439-5159 anytime, anywhere! And thank you to today's sponsors: Amazon = Shop using Amazon.com/shop/HeatherDubrow to keep the podcast FREE! The Dubrow Diet = Heather & Terry's book is available today—order your copy now at Amazon.com or wherever books are sold! Good American = Get 20% off you order at GoodAmerican.com/Heather pVolve = Download the App today and get a FREE trial for month and 50% off the Premium PVOLVE equipment kit at Pvolve.com/DUBROW

A dangerous foe finally falls. The priest wants to know what’s going on and so does the rest of the town. With their current quests coming to a close, the party discusses their future. They make plans to form a new mercenary company as they enjoy the luxurious home of the captain of the Craftsman. The following morning, is a grim day as national hatred delivers harsh justice to foreigners. Ser Selwyn is honoured for everyone’s victories and even gains a promotion.

Actress (Grace & Frankie) and entrepreneur (Finery) Brooklyn Decker tells us all about her challenges and tips in motherhood and business. In this episode of Influential Motherhood, we chatted about... How Brooklyn's and Andy's schedules are a "logistical nightmare," What it was like starting a business while pregnant with her first child, How the Finery app can save moms precious time in picking out clothes, Self-care as a busy working mom, and Being authentic online! For more inspiring stores, check out www.influentialmotherhood.com. 

Brooklyn Decker is no nonsense. Actress, entrepreneur and former model, she started her career when she was discovered in a Charlotte, North Carolina shopping mall as a teenager. Since then she’s graced multiple magazine covers, including the coveted Sports Illustrated spot, acted alongside Adam Sandler, Liam Neeson, Jennifer Aniston and Jane Fonda among others, and launched her own company Finery. An app that magically helps you choose your outfit based on what’s in your closet. She met her husband, the grand slam tennis champ Andy Roddick in 2008 and is the mom of two beautiful children, Hank and Stevie.She joins Hilaria & Daphne to discuss the reality of her life as a mompreneur, which might include wearing pajamas to pick up her kids, forgetting to wash off make up from the night before, or skipping a couple days between washing your hair. Oh, remember that scene in Clueless where Cher has a super computer pick out her outfit for her? That's what Brooklyn's app Finery does, but on steroids. Plus, thoughts on beauty, fashion and how she thinks self care needs to be redefined.Favorite Things:Brooklyn: Just The Goods DeodorantHilaria: Pop SocketsDaphne: Food Grade Silicone Suction Place MatsKeep the emails coming to mombrainpod@gmail.com!

Do you struggle to keep motivated when the odds are stacked against you? Brooklyn Decker is many things; model, actress, mom, and now the co-founder of Finery. Brooklyn talks about the stigmas she had to overcome as a model in the tech industry, and how she had to learn an entirely new language when trying to raise funding for Finery. She also explains how her passion for saving women time and money keeps her motivated when things get tough, and why she's so open and honest on social media. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/superwomen/support

Tokensization is an exciting new way to distribute and provide liquidity to markets. Let's talk about putting wine on the chain, the block chain.

Forest and Shawn discuss the Kavanaugh hearings, Eminem using homophobic slurs again, the Colin Kaepernick Nike ad, a transphobic slur in Amazon's "Jack Ryan", our experience at the On The Run II tour, Aretha's funeral, Geoffrey Owens, Lindsay Lohan's incomprehensible posts, Shawn's obsession with Anne with an E and Forest's continued street-teaming for MNEK. 

Former broadcast journalist Whitney Casey and model-turned-actress Brooklyn Decker know something you don't. You spend years of your life—10 to be exact—picking out clothes to wear and to pack for all of life's many occasions. After identifying a massive white space in clothing and tech space, Casey and Decker figured out a way to give that precious time back to people with a seriously smart app called Finery. On episode 23 of Second Life, the two share how they turned one brilliant idea into a thriving company (without any formal business school or training).

In this episode of #NoFilter, I sat down with Brooklyn Decker Roddick — known in the early days for her Sports Illustrated cover and successful modeling career and now well known as flourishing actress, app developer, entrepreneur and activist. Its been a minute since we last saw each other and in our candid catchup we discuss everything from navigating the business landscape as a mother of two to her involvement in the “beer olympics.” We chat about the challenges she’s facing in her latest venture, family life and reminisce on funny memories including awkward bathroom run-ins with celebs.

Brooklyn Decker is an actress, entrepreneur and co-founder of Finery. Brooklyn's layered career started as a model when she was just a teenager. She quickly garnered success with publications like Sports Illustrated, Vogue, Elle, GQ, and Glamour. Eight years ago, she transitioned into acting. She has played parts in Ugly Betty, Battlefield, and is currently working Opposite Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin, as a series regular on Netflix's hit show, Grace and Frankie. Most recently, Brooklyn has taken on a new role as co-founder of Finery, the world's first automated digital wardrobe platform. Finery was created with the premise of helping women get back some of the time, money and mind-space currently spent on their wardrobes. Finery is growing rapidly and recently raised $5 million in funding! Today Brooklyn is here to talk about how to reinvent your career, the steps to fund your startup and how to confidently navigate and break through a male-dominated business. 

Brooklyn Decker is an actress, entrepreneur and co-founder of Finery. Brooklyn's layered career started as a model when she was just a teenager. She quickly garnered success with publications like Sports Illustrated, Vogue, Elle, GQ, and Glamour. Eight years ago, she transitioned into acting. She has played parts in Ugly Betty, Battlefield, and is currently working Opposite Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin, as a series regular on Netflix's hit show, Grace and Frankie. Most recently, Brooklyn has taken on a new role as co-founder of Finery, the world's first automated digital wardrobe platform. Finery was created with the premise of helping women get back some of the time, money and mind-space currently spent on their wardrobes. Finery is growing rapidly and recently raised $5 million in funding! Today Brooklyn is here to talk about how to reinvent your career, the steps to fund your startup and how to confidently navigate and break through a male-dominated business. 

Brooklyn Decker (yes THAT Brooklyn Decker of Netflix’s Grace & Frankie) and Whitney Casey (of CNN and ABC news among other things) join us to discuss the FINERY app. You haven’t heard of FINERY yet? It’s essentially the Clueless Closet!!!!! They talk about creating the app, business, how to use FINERY to create entirely new outfits and so much more.  Download FINERY (it’s free!) Follow FINERY on Instagram Get extra karma points by writing us a 5 Star iTunes/Apple Podcasts review. All you have to do is click. It might not show up immediately, but just Ali going to an event, she’ll get there eventually. Consider this your invitation to join our closed Facebook Group. Want to collab? Write us love letters? Please email thingsweretoolazytoblogabout@gmail.com Like us on Facebook because we really want to be liked.  Ali’s Website Get Styled By Ali Amanda’s Blog Follow Ali on Social Media Twitter Instagram Follow Amanda on Social Media  Twitter Instagram --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lazypod/support

You look in your closet and can't find a thing to wear. So, naturally, you jump online to start shopping. But, what if there was a better way? What if you could have your closet on your phone and shop your closet in a new way each day? Meet Finery.Finery is the first digital wardrobe platform that organizes your wardrobe and uses predictive analytics to style you with the clothes you already own, founded by Brooklyn Decker (actress, model, currently on "'Gracie and Frankie") and Whitney Casey (former ABC and CNN anchor). Brooklyn and Whitney created Finery after realizing there was Spotify to manage our music, Tripit to manage our travel and Mint to manage our finances - why wasn't there an app to manage our wardrobes, which women spend more on than their education?On This Podcast Episode:I'm talking raw and honest with Brooklyn and Whitney about what it took as female entrepreneurs to launch their new business venture, Finery. There are so many great pearls of wisdom in this podcast episode whether you just want to find a way to save money and shop your wardrobe or you want to some female to female advice on getting your business up and running.We're covering:Why they decided to build an app that stops selling people more stuff and starts helping them use what they've gotHow to find your "perfect" business partnerWhy investors are finally excited about investing in female-owned startupsDebunking myths women have on how they spend, save and invest their moneyPlus, thanks to Robin for your Ask Shannah contribution!Check out the GoBankingRates #SmartMoneySquad article I mentioned in the episode.Episode Sponsor:Thanks to Wing for sponsoring this podcast episode. Head over to Wing's website and enter code MYMONEY to get $25 off your first month's bill.Thanks for Tuning In:Thanks for tuning in to listen to this episode of Millennial Money. You’re awesome!Please leave an honest review for Millennial Money on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and much appreciated! You’re awesome!Millennial Money is more than just a podcast, we’re all about family here. Join us each weekend for our Sunday Seven Email Club, where we’ll share bonus episodes, money tips, life hacks, exclusive music drops, travel deals, breakfast treats and a whole lotta’ fun!Have an Ask Shannah question, submit it here.Want More:Shannah on TwitterShannah on Instagram

This week Masters and Founders host Dan Dillard is joined by fellow entrepreneurial enthusiast Ryan Francis as they interview Finery founders, Brooklyn Decker and Whitney Casey. The dynamic duo are full of great advice about working as co-founders, staying organized, and thinking outside of the box when making your pitch. Guests: Brooklyn Decker and Whitney Casey of Finery, The Wardrobe Operating SystemHost: Dan Dillard, joined by Ryan Fancis Producer: Myrriah GossettMusic by: Scott HolmsFounding AustinMasters and Founders Facebook Group See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Actress and model Brooklyn Decker teamed up with former news anchor Whitney Casey to create Finery, the world's first automated online wardrobe platform. Finery keeps track of your closet, online shopping and even can suggest outfits. On this episode, Brooklyn and Whitney discuss how to create and grow a brand from the ground up, the highs and lows of being an entrepreneur, growing Finery through user feedback, and finding investors (and their assistants) to get behind their idea. Check out Finery: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/finery-your-personal-wardrobe/id1311634820?mt=8 Congratulations to our No Limits Entrepreneur of the Week: Nicole Biscuiti, Inventor of The Chestee Find out more: https://thechestee.com/ Want to be a featured NLEOTW? Know someone who should? Send your nominations to NoLimitswithRJPodcast@Gmail.com Don

After last season's massive betrayal, Sam is joined by the king of the Nerds, Ryan Blake, in all his ceremonial Finery. They discuss the loss of Sam's butler, Upcoming Future Tech, The classic 80s movie Dr Doolittle, And his time spent in a real life coma!  Like and Subscribe for more antics!  https://www.facebook.com/SamRhodesCE/

We have a special Fashion in Focus for you today! In this episode we talk to Brooklyn Decker and Whitney Casey, the founders of Finery - app where your wardrobe meets the internet to help you get organized. Before that, Joy takes us on journey through the history of wardrobes and closets. You can download the Finery App on the App Store on your iPhone.  Follow the Finery on Instagram @yourfinery Website: www.unravelpodcast.com Instagram: @unravelpodcast Twitter: @unravelpodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/unravelpodcast/ Pinterest: Unravel: a fashion podcast www.pinterest.com/afashionpodcast/ Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/podcast/unravel-podcast Waller Gallery Website www.wallergallery.com/  Waller Gallery Instagram: @wallergallery  In the mood for giving our GoFundMe is still open: www.gofundme.com/csaunravel2017 Help Jasmine get to the Progressive Connextions Conference in Palermo GoFundme: www.gofundme.com/nicadress

In episode 109, Kestrel welcomes actor and model Brooklyn Decker, and former ABC & CNN anchor Whitney Casey to show. The cofounders of FINERY, Brooklyn + Whitney have built the world’s first wardrobe operating system that reinvents how women view and interact with their closets, and style themselves. "Women will spend more money on their clothing than their education [in their lifetime]."  -Brooklyn Decker, cofounder of Finery In this episode, Brooklyn and Whitney share a bit about how they ended up building a company focused on fashion - turns out, for both of them, it wasn't really the fashion industry that drew them in. Instead, they were interested in helping women's lives become a bit easier. Additionally, Brooklyn and Whitney share some of their thoughts on where they hope to take Finery in the future. It looks like not only is helping women utilize what's in their closet a priority, but also, helping women find ways to put the clothes they aren't using back into the system. The below thoughts, ideas + organizations were brought up in this chat: Mint, Slice, Tripit: apps that also help simplify your life "On average, women only wear 20% of their wardrobe." "Half a trillion dollars worth of clothes are hanging unworn in our closets." "A detailed survey of almost 2,000 women aged over 16 found that most fashion purchases see the light of day just seven times." (stat Kestrel mentioned - was featured in Daily Mail in 2015) "We’re not trying to say, ‘Don’t buy anything.’ We are trying to make you really optimize what you have." - from the below article in Business of Fashion "Finery Aims to Succeed Where Other Virtual Closets Have Not", article from Business of Fashion The RealReal, Vestiaire, thredUP, Tradesy (secondhand platforms mentioned) Explore more about FINERY here > Recommended Artist From The Intro: Mona Chalabi (found via Brother Vellies)

Finery co-founders Brooklyn Decker and Whitney Casey, in an attempt to create the ultimate virtual closet, confronted the issue that caused all the versions that came before them to fail: They removed as much manual work as they could. For inspiration, Decker and Casey looked to similar life-simplifying apps for other industries, like Mint for finances and TripIt for travel itineraries (rather than the idealistic “Clueless” closet other virtual companies have claimed to build). From there, they spent a year and a half building proprietary technology with a team of coders that can pull together every wardrobe-related online purchase a user's made by combing a linked email inbox for receipts. Decker joined the Glossy Podcast to talk about Finery's obstacles, goals and future potential. Edited highlights below.

Produced by Foundersuite.com, "How I Raised It" goes behind the scenes with startup founders who have raised capital. This episode is with Whitney Casey, CEO of Finery.com, a "wardrobe management platform" that helps women catalog their wardrobe. The company raised $5 million of seed funding in a deal led by New Enterprise Associates. Farfetch, BBG Ventures, Correlation Ventures, Next Coast Ventures, C Ventures, Halogen Ventures, Cotter Cunningham, Danielle Weisberg and Carly Zakin also participated in the round.

Welcome, welcome, welcome to Dr Dre and Snoop Dogg's favourite episode of the Distraction Pieces Podcast with Scroobius Pip, episode 187 – a handful of words into the intro and already the rap gawds are being referenced... Whatever the number, this is a grand one right here as Pip is joined by one of the UK's finest, the Bafta winning queen Vicky McClure!Surely you will have seen Vicky's acting greatness on the big and small screen, having a HUGE part to play in the filmography of the legend Shane Meadows in films such as A Room For Romeo Brass, This Is England and the series of which the film spawned (as ‘Lol’), but if not you will most definitely be catching up after this chat with Pip, as she goes all the way into the archives, back to her days in the acting workshop where she honed her craft and improvisational skills (which would be vital in her later roles), Nottingham days, her very realistic and sobering view on her own acting profession which is very refreshing to hear, a TON of fascinating behind the scenes science on the Meadows method and the deep connection between director, cast, and overall end product, and her own collaboration with fashion label Finery. An all round podcast of pure perfection, so set aside some time and enjoy every moment. You shall.––––– ––––– –––––This episode's links:• VICKY MCCLURE on TWITTER!• VICKY MCCLURE on INSTAGRAM!• VICKY MCCLURE on IMDB!• 'THIS IS ENGLAND'• SCROOBIUS PIP on TWITTER!• SCROOBIUS PIP on INSTAGRAM!• SPEECH DEVELOPMENT RECORDS • DISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on FACEBOOK• DISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on INSTAGRAM• NEW LISTENERS TAKE NOTE!!! You can find the full DISTRACTION PIECES episode list HERE!• FOLLOW AND ENJOY!!! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How did a former sports illustrated model and actress team up with a former news anchor and American journalist to create the modern day clueless closet? Find out on this episode of WeHeardWhat. I sat down with Brooklyn Decker and Whitney Casey to chat about their new company - Finery!

Most entrepreneurs acknowledge the importance of customer validation. Few, however, are as curious or relentless in the pursuit of customer feedback as Whitney Casey. Following her Emmy-winning career as a talk show host and NYC anchor, Whitney created Finery.com, a startup in the Fashion/Technology space. Along with her best-friend and co-founder Brooklyn Decker, Whitney has assembled a stellar team of brainiacs, in NYC, who are revolutionizing the way you interact with your wardrobe. Whitney joins us this week to explore the value of customer feedback and the strategy every founder should model before attempting to scale.  ON THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS: Finery - the first wardrobe operating system When to hire vs outsource developers A validation strategy every founder should adopt How to elicit the most authentic customer feedback The power of honest feedback from users, even if "your baby is ugly" Product Development discipline and the challenges of “feature creep” 6 revenue sources and the customers lifecycle. Choosing the right investors - “make sure you find smart money”

Put on your largest hat and longest gloves, because our guests Tim McKernan and Jeffery Self are taking us to church! Praise!

As we wrap our presents for the holidays and wrap up 2015, it's time to look back on the year that was. To help me remember the year in fashion tech, I invited Anna Crooke and Benjamin Tang, co-founders of Raw Finery Studio. RFS is a wearable tech-focused co-working space focused on supporting local fashion tech designers. Our conversation touches on everything from New York Fashion Week to Decoded Fashion Toronto to our (secret) distaste for the Apple Watch. PLUS they share a special announcement for the new year!

Grizzelda's passengers and crew are on the trail of a mystery, but getting out of Finery could prove to be difficult.  In fact, it might be downright deadly!

The city of Finery is celebrating, because the Revolution is over!  (Or is it?)  Ejoq finds himself among thousands of revelers, and waits for the elusive Alan Small!

Having escaped one conflict, Ejoq finds himself in curious company. The city of Finery is burning, and the Revolution is on the rise!

With some kids in tow, Ejoq must escape the city of Finery before combat in the streets catches up with them. But where can they possibly go...?

Ejoq makes it back to the city of Finery, but there's nothing fine about it now that the Revolution is in full swing!

The Revolution has won (mostly), and Ejoq wanders the city of Finery.  Hoping to find some clues and assemble plans for escape, he reaches out to a dangerous man...and proposes a very desperate bargain!