Podcast appearances and mentions of helen steele

Send your thoughts, feelings, opinions and suggestions to 0892096423!This week I catch up with fashion designer and artist Helen Steele. We discuss how she got into fashion, the pitfalls of being in the business, sizing, her work with Dunnes Stores and our experience with ADHD.To support the podcast and access bonus episodes (including my brand new monthly tv/movies/whatever you're having yourself episode with Emer) join our community on Patreon.Theme Song: HowDoILook, Pillow Queens Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Designer Helen Steele joined us this week for The Culture Club!Press the 'Play' button on this page to hear her choices.

guest today on What A Woman Podcast is Helen Steele, the award winning Irish fashion designer & entrepreneur with a hugely popular X collection of Active Wear at Dunnes Stores, featuring her signature style of funky bold prints that are comfortable, super quality and affordable too. We talk about - The challenges of growing up with ADHD but not having a diagnosis till her 30's - How Helen looks at ADHD as a superpower - Having an eating disorder and low self-esteem - How Helen got through her divorce, business troubles & being a single mum and has maintained her success - How Helen's collaboration with Dunnes Stores came about and why designing for every shape & size is important - Dating after divorce and embracing ageing Follow Helen: www.helensteele.com @helensteelefash

Artist and designer Helen Steele, winner of the eir VIP Publishing Power Of Women Awards Creative Category joins Bianca in studio and fills us in on her colourful journey in the world of art, design and business.

In today's episode, I am joined by Helen Steele. Helen Steele is a highly acclaimed award-winning Irish designer and artist. She has combined the mastery of her craft and the use of colour theory to create a unique style of wearable art in luxurious fabrics and signature prints. She is a mother of 3 who lives in Monaghan. Helen for me embodies what it really is to be unapologetically yourself and how sharing that with the world can inspire and empower others to do the same. Helen's own label is full of vibrant carefully chosen colours committed to colour therapy and sustainability which is evident throughout her work. Visit the full Helen Steele Collection here Helen also has an active wear range with Dunnes Stores. Shop the Helen Steele x Dunnes collection here. Helen has also contributed to the Jack & Jill Incognito project. Through this fundraising initiative, you can be in with a chance to get yourself a rare piece of her art. People can buy art from an established artist for 65€ and all proceeds go to helping children who are seriously ill. More info here Iconic Offices have been my location sponsor for this podcast. If you are looking to work in a more considered and inspiring workspace that offers flexible membership to enable you to grow with your team, check them out here

In the last few days Pantone announced its Colour of the Year for 2023 which is Viva Magenta, stating their choice '..is brave and fearless' and 'promotes a joyous and optimistic celebration, writing a new narrative.' Pantone's 'Colour of the Year' has become increasingly influential in the world of design since it was first introduced in 2000. Sean was joined by Helen Steele, fashion designer and artist to discuss..

In the last few days Pantone announced its Colour of the Year for 2023 which is Viva Magenta, stating their choice '..is brave and fearless' and 'promotes a joyous and optimistic celebration, writing a new narrative.' Pantone's 'Colour of the Year' has become increasingly influential in the world of design since it was first introduced in 2000. Sean was joined by Helen Steele, fashion designer and artist to discuss..

Helen Steele, Fashion Designer, Bairbre Power, Fashion Editor, Irish Independent

The first episode of How to Fall Apart - The Support Series, sponsored by Dunnes Stores is live now. For this six part series we’re asking the experts for advice on how to cope with the challenges we’re all facing. This episode focuses on children - how this affects them, how we can support them. We spoke to clinical psychologists Dr Tony Bates, Dr Nicola McGlade and Dr Olwyn Finnegan, as well as clinical psychotherapist Dr Joanna Fortune, sleep consultant Lucy Wolfe, and parents Kate Gunn, Sophie White, Jackie Lynam and Helen Steele. We covered small children to teenagers. Huge thank you to everyone who spoke to me for this, and to Dunnes Stores.

Fashion designer Helen Steele chats about exhibitions and her world of fashion. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our guest this week is designer, artist and mother of three Helen Steele. Helen talks about having ADHD, how even from the first day of school she felt like there was something different about her, about the anxiety it caused which subsequently led to her developing an eating disorder. She talked about how sport and art helped her cope, about having a baby and isolation in motherhood after she moved away from Dublin, about her fitness range for Dunnes Stores and how for her exercise is about the mind rather than the body, and how she coped with a divorce after she and her husband separated several years ago.

On this week's episode Denise Curtin welcomes Helen and Halle Steele to studio to talk fashion empires and leaving cert pressure! Niamh Maher also catches up with Sophie Benoit to discuss her project 'Designers In The City'.

Today I am speaking with the beautiful and talented Irish Model Appiok Tong. Appiok is 19 and is represented by Not Another Agency, probably one of the most diverse agencies in Ireland. As well as being a covergirl on Image Magazine, Appiok has graced many Irish editorials, runways, and campaigns such as The Irish Times Magazine, Stellar Magazine, Brown Thomas, Umit Kutluk and Helen Steele to name a few. As a child she admired the confidence and charisma of Jourdan Dunne, Leomie Anderson and Naomi Campbell and when she was approached to model she was ecstatic. Modelling is Appiok's passion, it is something that she loves to do and her drive and ambitions are unparalleled.  Already, in Ireland Appiok has experienced problems with inclusivity in many aspects of the industry already. In this podcast Appiok tells me about the problems she faces  too often with hair and makeup on set, having to bring her own foundation, and being singled out. We also chat about her experience of tokenism and the importance of representation. I know Appiok is going to be a superstar. Thank you to Depop for sponsoring this podcast. My shop of the week this week is @myaemade. I have tried and tried and TRIED to get my hands on one of her incredible hand made dresses, two pieces or tops but they sell out in a flash. Most recently seen on Jordyn Woods, Myae's unique garms are in high demand  so be on the lookout. If you enjoyed this podcast please like and review because it really helps me out! LOVE.

This episode features Irish fashion designer Helen Steele, whose debut collaboration with Dunnes Stores is live now. Her collaboration with graffiti artist Maser is coming soon to Costume in Dublin. We didn't get to talk about this but Helen also has a gorgeous line of rugs with Ceadogán Rugmakers - you can see them here. Jump the Hedges is a brand that creates incredible yoga and sports bags - "bags for activity" - from discarded truck tarps. Check out the website. Helen talks about The Modist and modest fashion. Net-a-Porter's Modest category* really does have some gorgeous pieces. If you stayed interested throughout my Islam / modesty ramble, you might want to watch the Little Mix video I'm talking about. Or you can read Female Chauvinist Pigs*, if you haven't already. Check out the Model Alliance, which was set up to protect the rights of working models in the fashion industry. Not Another Agency is the agency Halle Steele is signed to, in case you're interested! Maser's website is here. If you don't know his work, do a quick Google Image search and enjoy. ***   If you're buying from Amazon, I would really appreciate it if you'd use my affiliate link. It helps support what I do and costs you nothing extra! Same goes for Asos...    AND if you're super generous, support me on Patreon! It's basically a type of crowd-funding site that allows you to put your money where your "likes" are; if you like the content I'm making, please consider giving a small amount ($1) every month to help fund it. (If you donate at the $6.66 per month level, you'll get an extra How to be Sound minisode over on Patreon for your listening pleasure.)   I've also started a How to be Sound book club; we meet every few months, there's tea and coffee, we chat about books and Blindboy and other things that come up and it's fun! It's open to all patrons, at whatever level ($1 and up).   You can follow me on all of my social media handles @rosemarymaccabe and you can even subscribe to my newsletter (my ideas are new and intriguing).   Thank you so much for listening to How to be Sound. Please take some time to rate and/or review on iTunes; it helps other people who might like it to find How to be Sound!   Producer extraordinaire Liam Geraghty's Meet Your Maker is also well worth a listen. His latest project is Petrified, a podcast drama with some very spooky undertones.   *These are affiliate links. If you click through and buy, I'll make a tiny percentage and love you forever xoxo   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Aswe talk about Pastor Dave and Jim Hively's trip to see Helen Steele in Greece and visit the Greek Bible College, we finish by talking about how ministry works in the three parts of being believers, senders and preachers.

Aswe talk about Pastor Dave and Jim Hively's trip to see Helen Steele in Greece and visit the Greek Bible College, we finish by talking about how ministry works in the three parts of being believers, senders and preachers.