Podcast appearances and mentions of karla welch

In the fall of 2024, the NFL hired its first fashion editor, Kyle Smith. The timing felt right, considering the increasing number of fashion and sports collaborations that had rolled out in the months prior, fueled in part by the Summer Olympics. There was also the growing interest in “tunnel fits,” thanks to social media providing more access to athletes' lives off the field. Smith joined the NFL with a fashion resume that included writing for magazines, doing brand PR and styling under Karla Welch.  For this week's episode of the Glossy Podcast, Smith joined host Jill Manoff to discuss the influence of athletes' style, the current fashion-sports relationship and the responsibilities he has in his new role. He also recaps his recent trips to international fashion weeks and shares his process for styling his clients, including Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. 

"I'm brutally shy, but I've never questioned my ability to work hard. So I say yes to things that were way outside my comfort zone. I can be afraid, but I do it anyway."On my latest Firestarters podcast, I'm talking with CEO, stylist, and activist Karla Welch. Not only is Karla one of the most powerful stylists alive, but she's also the co-founder of sustainable period underwear company Period and the non-profit, The Period Abundance Foundation, and a longtime social activist. She is a true force for good in this world and, together with her husband, has leveraged collaborations and partnerships to raise over a million dollars for organizations supporting things like gun safety, women's rights, LGBTQ rights, trans rights, birth control, climate change, racial equality, and more.I wanted to learn more about the inspiration behind Karla's creativity, what it's like to be over age 50 in an image-conscious industry, and how she's surmounted the obstacles she's faced during her long career. Karla is dedicated to supporting marginalized communities, showcasing beauty at every age, and ensuring period products are available to everyone. In other words, Karla is a Firestarter.To read more inspiring stories from Firestarters, be sure to preorder my book FIRED UP at firedupbook.comMy upcoming book, Fired Up: How to Turn Your Spark Into a Flame and Come Alive at Any Age, is now available for preorder! This book is my guide to figuring out what lights you up and will show you how to live on fire every day. Click here to preorder and get locked into some incredible bonuses. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit shannonwatts.substack.com/subscribe

The Winton Players are producing a very traditional pantomime at Petersfield's Festival Hall on 10, 11, 12. and 17, 18 January. 2025 It has a hero, a dame, a big baddie, dancing children, songs and terrible jokes.  Mike Waddington (who is in the back row of the chorus for the first time himself) spoke to Matt Bell (the Assistant Director), Karla Welch (playing Robinson), Joe Tully (Billy Crusoe), Simon Stanley (Captain Tiberius Hand) and Joff Lacey (Madame Olivia). Tickets from the Festival Hall, the Winton Players' website and One Tree Books. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Celebrity stylist Karla Welch has dressed the world's biggest stars including Tracee Ellis Ross, America Ferrera, Olivia Wilde, and Justin Bieber, but the greatest accomplishment of her life may just be her work to fight period poverty. Period poverty – defined as a lack of access to menstrual products or education – affects millions of people who menstruate every day. As the co-founder and CEO of The Period Company, Karla built a mission-driven business that makes affordable, long-lasting period underwear more accessible to everyone, both in the United States and globally. Karla sits down with us to spread the message and show how you can get involved.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we deep dive into the fascinating world of celebrity styling with Karla Welch. Karla is one of the world's most renowned and sought-after stylists whose clients include Justin Bieber, America Ferrera, and Olivia Wilde. In this episode, Karla shares all about her styling strategy, how pursuing excellence served her career journey, and approaching style as self-care. Karla gives fun insight into the process of dressing A-list talent for awards season, along with useful tips for committing to your own personal style. You'll be inspired by Karla's wisdom on work ethic, being purpose-driven, and the importance of practice and commitment. Follow Marianna: @marianna_hewittFollow Karla: @karlawelchstylistMentioned in the episode:The Period CompanyWishiProduced by Dear MediaThis episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.

Karla Welch is back on the show! Karla first joined us back in 2018 on our Life Lessons mini-series to discuss her incredible styling career, her clothing brand, xKarla, and more. Since we last chatted, Karla founded The Period Company, which offers affordable period products, including reusable pads and absorbent underwear in a variety of styles and fabrics. The brand is sold at retailers such as Walmart, Urban Outfitters, and Amazon, and has donated over 1 million pairs of period underwear as part of its effort to end period poverty worldwide. In addition to her company, Karla also continues to style an enormous roster of talent including Justin Bieber and two of our favorite Barbie stars, America Ferrera and Greta Gerwig. On top of all that, she's also a MasterClass teacher, founder of the styling app Wishi, and co-founder of the creative studio The Welch's Creative.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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.  In episode 18, Ayame + Award Season Trends, Sarah names her favorite celebrity red carpet looks from the Golden Globes, Governor Awards, Critics Choice Awards, and Emmys. She also discusses trends she's spotting, with input from celebrity stylists Tara Swennen (whose clients include Ali Wong and Kristen Stewart) and Mark Avery (who dresses Ryan Gosling). Crucial to award season for all fashion lovers is the team behind Check the Tag, who also answered some questions for Dinner for Shoes about how they ID celebrity outfits at lightning speed on award show night. Sarah enjoys sashimi salad from Ayame Sushi in Hoboken, since it was revealed that Chef Nobu prepared the same dish for the 81st annual Golden Globe Award attendees. To no one's surprise, Kit got a taste of the spicy mayo… and then some.   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  Get in touch: dinnerforshoes@gmail.com THIS DINNER Sashimi Salad from Ayame Hibachi & Sushi in Hoboken, NJ THESE SHOES Fendi PVC Calfskin FF Colibri Slingback Mid-Heel Pumps (available at Fashionphile) THIS OUTFIT H&M Open-Back Camisole Top (1210625002) H&M Dressy Twill Maxi Skirt (1207310001) Jenny Bird Small Icon Hoops in Silver (JB3106-RH) THESE CHAPTERS 0:00 - AWARD SEASON LOWDOWN 2:45 - THE OUTFIT BEHIND THE SHOES 6:38 - WHAT THEY SERVED AT THE GOLDEN GLOBES 10:11 - HOW @CHECKTHETAG IDS THE RED CARPET 17:00 - CELEBRITY STYLIST TARA SWENNEN WEIGHS IN 20:20 - RYAN GOSLING'S STYLIST MARK AVERY ON TRENDS 23:10 - AYAME IS YUMMY (KIT AGREES) 26:39 - RED CARPET TREND: NEW SUITING 30:32 - RED CARPET TREND: SCULPTURAL LOOKS 33:06 - RED CARPET TREND: MONOCHROME SHOES 35:25 - RED CARPET TREND: SHEER LACE 38:02 - RED CARPET TREND: SCARLET-RED 39:06 - MY AWARD SEASON BEST DRESSED 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 in chronological order by Sarah Wasilak, Golden Globes @goldenglobes on Instagram, Check the Tag @checkthetag on Instagram, Courtesy of Tara Swennen, Pinterest user thehumanimpalaepisode, Mark Avery @heymarkavery on Instagram, Karla Welch @karlawelchstylist on Instagram, Wayman + Micah @waymanandmicah on Instagram, Ilaria Urbinati @ilariaurbinati on Instagram, Danielle Goldberg @daniellegoldberg on Instagram, Fashion Bomb Daily @fashionbombdaily on Instagram, Sarah Chapelle @taylorswiftstyled on Instagram, Christina Ricci @riccigrams on Instagram, Andrew Mukamal @andrewmukamal on Instagram, Rob Zangardi @robzangardi on Instagram, Samantha McMillen @samanthamcmillen_stylist on Instagram, and Rodarte @rodarte on Instagram.  references Wide Array of Seafood Served at the 81st Golden Globe Awards via timesofindia.indiatimes.com and Okinawa Sushi Restaurant in Hoboken, NJ. is made with love. RED CARPET BEST DRESSED Ayo Edebiri in The Row at the Critics Choice Awards Barry Keoghan in Louis Vuitton at the Golden Globes Billie Eilish in Willy Chavarria at the Golden Globes Brie Larson in Prada at the Critics Choice Awards Florence Pugh in Rodarte at the Governors Awards Greta Lee in Bottega Veneta at the Governors Awards Hailee Steinfeld in Prada at the Golden Globes Tracee Ellis Ross in Sportmax at the Emmys

“Oh my god, that's my purpose in life, is to change the way the world periods.” This was a lightbulb moment for Karla Welch, CEO & Co-Founder of The Period Company. Famously known for being a celebrity fashion stylist, Karla isn't one who shies away from breaking the mold. As a social justice advocate, Karla has used her social media platform to raise awareness about social issues. Her brand x Karla also raises money for social causes through collaborations. So when her child got their first period at ten years old, Karla immediately rethought how we period. As a stylist and creator of her own line of t-shirts, Karla knew that she had to make period underwear. With that, The Period Company was born. The Period Company is dedicated to the quest of ending period poverty for all.  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: ⁠period.co⁠ Social Media: ⁠@theperiodcompany⁠ ⁠@karlawelchstylist⁠ Big Ideas: Debunking the myth of overnight success Getting “siloed” as a woman in the creative industry Raising awareness around periods and period poverty --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/superwomen/support

Karla Welch is a stylist, costume designer, and founder. She spoke to us from her own Island (Canadian) about what's going on with Scooter Braun, She drives from LA to Canada because of three rottweilers, an Olsen twin's baby clothes, she used to have a paper route, the only people who had pagers were doctors or thirteen-year-olds, her love of F1, She invites Chris to a Tracy Anderson private, when we got shamed into canceled our Soulcycle, Tequila Sunrise with Michelle Pfeiffer, she's an official front of house shawty, her period underwear company got the Walmart account, and how she got discovered at Barney's. instagram.com/karlawelchstylist twitter.com/donetodeath twitter.com/themjeans  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hollywood stylist and co-founder of “The Period Company,” Karla Welch joins PRETTYSMART to share her journey as both a stylist to the stars and as an entrepreneur. She shares:  How she went from working in restaurants to working in fashion. Why she believes she's always surrounded by a little bit of magic (and how that mindset has helped her). The stories behind some of the iconic looks she's created for some of the biggest stars (Hailey + Justin Bieber, Olivia Wilde, Sarah Paulson, Tracee Ellis Ross to name a few!) Her creative process behind dressing some of Hollywood's biggest stars + how she uses creativity as her compass. How she knows when she's got the right look on a client.  What it was like being one of the first stylists to collaborate with big brands.  Saying “YES” versus saying “NO” How to attach your style to your story. What inspired her to create “The Period Company” and their mission to end period poverty.  Follow Karla: https://www.instagram.com/karlawelchstylist/?hl=en Support The Period Company: https://tinyurl.com/mryab98t Danielle's 1st Look Episode (NBC): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbOfn0nJN2A&t=247s https://theouai.com/: Use code PRETTYSMART for 15% off your entire purchase

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Karla Welch, celeb stylist and co-founder of The Period Company, is here to talk Thingies, from life-changing books to an L.A. bagel worth a one-hour wait. Also, we dig into distraction…and deleting social-media accounts.    Re: the impact of social media on our societies, ourselves: Ten Arguments for Deleting Your Social Media Accounts Right Now by Jaron Lanier (and Zach Baron's GQ profile of Jaron), Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport (and David Marchese's NYT Mag interview with Cal, and (what's new?) Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman.    Get your Karla Welch fix via her MasterClass on personal style and by shopping The Period Company, which now available at Walmart.   Karla's Thingies include Emergent Strategy by Adrienne Marie Brown (which made us think about Saving Time by Jenny Odell), Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin, her client Sarah Polley (see also: Sarah's film Women Talking and her New Yorker profile), Rhode peptide lip treatment, the NYT Cooking app (follow this IG account for the full commenter experience), Erewhon's strawberry glaze smoothie, and Courage Bagels in L.A.    Share your Thingies (and dream Thingies guests) with us at 833-632-5463, podcast@athingortwohq.com, or @athingortwohq—or join our Geneva! And for more recommendations, try out a Secret Menu membership. This episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.   Get that protein and fiber with Hero Bread—10% off your first order with the code ATHINGORTWO. Go plant-crazy with Fast Growing Trees and get 15% off your entire order with the code ATHINGORTWO. Listen to Bad on Paper—if you like this podcast, you'll like that one. YAY. Produced by Dear Media  

LA stylist Karla Welch is changing menstrual care with absorbent and comfortable period underwear sold at an affordable price.For more on The Period Company and show notes: https://www.shopify.com/blog/period-company-inclusive-affordable-underwear%20?utm_campaign=shopifymasters&utm_medium=youtube&utm_source=podcast

On today's episode Erika talks to celebrity stylist, Karla Welch. Karla has styled the likes of Justin and Hailey Bieber, Olivia Wilde, Karlie Closs, Amy Poehler, Cindy Crawford, Sarah Paulson, Hailee Steinfeld, Felicity Jones and much more. In addition to her styling, Karla is an entrepreneur and co-founder of 2 businesses - WISHI (an online styling app) and The Period Company. She prides herself in her outspokenness on social media and her confidence and work ethic. Plus, Erika looks into the world of fast fashion and how it parallels the world of media, gaining confidence at work and answers your questions about perfectionism. Lastly, continuing the conversation from lat episode, Mackenzie and Devon join Erika to have a conversation about Quiet Quitting. Enjoy! (00:03:29) Karla Welch (00:29:24) Fast Fashion & Media (00:35:31) Confidence (00:42:12) Q&A (Perfectionism) (00:49:27) Quiet Quitting

Rach and Leone are back for a solo! Today we discuss SS22 Fashion trends, tease our Julye opinion (tune into Patreon for more), Wishi by Karla Welch and the imminent Meta virtual world. Stay tuned for a hint into next week's designer highlight because we are still inspired by the interview. Friendly reminder, wear what makes you happy and lean into trends in a sustainable way

Karla Welch is a celebrity stylist. She dresses Justin and Haley Bieber, Karlie Kloss, Olivia Wilde, Sarah Paulson, Tracee Ellis Ross, Amber Heard, Elisabeth Moss, among others. Here she talks to News Not Noise about finding your post pandemic style. She says Uggs are a no-no outside the home, but you can dress up sweats with one key purchase. Can you guess what it is? We also talk sustainable fashion, regulating sizes, how to look great for less, and her period underwear the Period Company. Karla Welch:Instagram: instagram.com/karlawelchstylistTwitter: twitter.com/karla_welchThe Period Company:Instagram: instagram.com/theperiodcompanyTwitter: twitter.com/sooneveryoneWeb: period.coYou can follow Jessica Yellin here:Instagram: instagram.com/jessicayellin​Twitter: twitter.com/jessicayellinWebsite: NewsNotNoise.comNewsletter: newsnotnoise.bulletin.comSupport this work:patreon.com/NewsNotNoiseJessica Yellin is the founder of News Not Noise, a channel dedicated to giving you news with real experts and providing information, not a panic attack. Jessica is a veteran of network news, traveling the globe, covering conflict and crisis. A former Chief White House Correspondent for CNN, she reported from around the world and won awards. Now, Yellin uses her voice to break down the news, calmly and clearly for you -- free of punditry, provocation, and yelling.

On this week's episode we are honored to welcome Karla Welch. Welch has been declared as one of the "Most Powerful" stylists by both The Hollywood Reporter and The New York Times. Her list of celebrity clients is extensive, including Justin Bieber Karlie Kloss, Olivia Wilde, Sarah Paulson, Tracee Ellis Ross, Amber Heard, and Elisabeth Moss. Welch has also designed over 60 custom pieces for Justin Biebers Purpose Tour, created her own denim collection with Levi's, and has collaborated with design houses like Alexander McQueen on gowns for the Academy Awards and the Met Ball. Karla also started Period Co. to make period underwear more accessible to all. In this episode we discuss the concept of timeless style, the "fashion food chain", menstural equity, and hear many of Karla's interesting and sometimes stressful stories about dressing all your favorite celebs. Follow Karla @karlawelchstylist and learn more about Period Co. here As usual follow us on Instagram @kitkeenan and @cynthiarowley --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this divisive world that we live in, you don't have to be rich or a celebrity; but you have to be willing to do simple and small acts of kindness. In this episode, Cari addresses some comments about Barak Obama's ethnicity and how to lead as a mentor. After Cari gets NAKED over the divisive rhetoric that lives on the fictitious land of Twitter, she introduces us to Karla Welch, who shares a story from her childhood that helped to define her moral compass. Karla is a successful self-made stylist for various celebrities, but beyond her glamourous job of service, her compass has activated her participation in social justice. She doesn't consider herself an activist, but she is a motivated liaison to connect brands with purposeful movements. After listening to this episode, be sure to visit her Instagram, pull your pennies together, and be ready to get inspired! Stay connected @KarlaWelchstylist @CariChampion Share your favorite part of the show with us: @nakedwithcarichampion Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Why is it that talking about cereal and periods brings on waves of nostalgia? If you feel the same, well, please do share: 833-632-5463 or @athingortwohq.   The birth of cereal restaurants in the early aughts! See: Cereality. See now: Kith Treats.   Newish cereals worth knowing about: Magic Spoon and OffLimits.   The Nyssa VieVision Between Legs Mirror would have really changed things for us as teenagers.   A timely Ziwe tweet.   A menstrual cup to check out: Noble Cup.   Period underwear, especially useful for those last couple days: Thinx (plus Speax for bladder leak) and Karla Welch's brand Period.   A fascinating read from Elle “Do You Really Need Your Period?” by Lauren Sampedro.    The Clue app and an interesting story from 2018 (also from Elle!) about its rise and the research potential of its data.   We've been getting such good voicemails! And yet we're hungry for more! Get us at 833-632-5463.   Re: the awesome voicemail at the end of this episode about produce and condiment fridge swapping, a TikTok.   You know what you might be really into? Secret Menu.   Listen to How To Do the Pot for solid advice about weed for women by women. Find it wherever you get your podcasts! Access professional counseling with BetterHelp and get 10% off your first month with our link. Use the free online graphic-design platform Projector to spiff up all kinds of stuff. Try Nutrafol for thicker, healthier hair. Take $15 off your first month's subscription with the code ATHINGORTWO. YAY.   Produced by Dear Media

Karla Welch is a force to be reckoned with. She's the founder of beloved classics brand X Karla, period underwear line Period by The Period Company, and most recently, the styling app Wishi. Also known for her impeccable body of work styling longtime clients Justin Bieber, Sarah Paulson, Tracee Ellis Ross, and many more, there is simply no stopping Karla Welch. Tune in to hear from a true talent who is equal parts progressive thought leader and fashion visionary.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Karla Welch is a force to be reckoned with. She's the founder of beloved classics brand X Karla, period underwear line Period by The Period Company, and most recently, the styling app Wishi. Also known for her impeccable body of work styling longtime clients Justin Bieber, Sarah Paulson, Tracee Ellis Ross, and many more, there is simply no stopping Karla Welch. Tune in to hear from a true talent who is equal parts progressive thought leader and fashion visionary.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Karla Welch and Sasha Markova were sick of the toll disposable period products were taking on the environment — and society's general attitude towards our cycles. So, they founded The Period Company and made affordable, size-inclusive, cute period undies while embracing and celebrating our bleed. We talk origins, menstrual journeys, and hear some of the most badass leak stories of our lives. Go find a white chair to bleed on and blisten in.

When Karla Welch and Clea O'Hana launched fashion styling app Wishi in 2019, the idea was to democratize the fashion styling experience, which is usually reserved for celebs. “Karla's dream was to bring styling to everyone,” O'Hana said, on the latest Glossy Podcast. “It's a great partnership -- because I had the technology and the business idea, but I didn't have the styling or the fashion part of it…[Together] we're replicating the relationship that she has with her clients, online.”  Welch has 20 years of experience as a stylist; her clients to date have included Justin Bieber, Tracee Ellis Ross and Karlie Kloss, among others. Meanwhile, O'Hana's background is in business and finance, though she's worked in merchandising for fashion companies including Net-a-Porter and Belstaff.  In February, Wishi secured a partnership with Farfetch, granting the retailer's high-spend loyalty members access to Wishi's styling services. (Typically, clients pay Wishi $40 to be styled in two looks and $90 for five looks -- stylists are not paid on commission.) Thus far, the partnership has revealed some interesting data points. For one, customers who take advantage of the service are returning fewer items.  “When you're shopping for yourself, and you don't have the eye or the confidence, or you're not sure [about] the fit, you overbuy, and then you send things back,” said Welch. “It's a huge waste environmentally, and it's really damaging to a lot of businesses.” Wishi is getting the word out about its services via its Style Council of stylists, who promote their bookings. It also invests in digital marketing and Google search. “[However] people are looking for this service now; there's really a lot of demand,” said O'Hana. “We don't have any problem marketing it.”

Karla Welch was named one of Hollywood Reporter's Top 10 Stylists of the Decade. As the founder and owner of x karla, and the founder of the premium styling app Wishi, Karla is one of the most visionary and loudest voices in Fashion, especially on issues that matter- using her platform to shine a light on social injustice. In this episode, you'll learn the secrets behind the red carpet, how to bring yourself to the next level, why you shouldn't downplay your success, and how to hold onto hope.

On today's pod we're joined by Sasha Markova and Karla Welch, founders of The Period Company, to talk about their innovative underwear and discuss the topic of women in business. We're also chatting about whether Robinhood is the Dogecoin whale, the Robinhood-GameStop hearing, SpaceX's 74 billion valuation, Walmarts decision to give 425,000 workers raises, Meek Mill's controversial mention of Kobe Bryant, Winners, Losers, and Content Recommendations, and more. Liquid I.V. powers your mornings, fuels long days at work, and provides a boost for those tough workouts. Grab your Energy Liquid I.V. in bulk nationwide at Costco or you can get 25% off when you go to https://liquidiv.com/ and use cod GROUPCHAT at checkout.  . | Group Chat News 2.18.21 A Group Chat exclusive interview with Sasha Markova and Karla Welch, founders of The Period Company. They talk about the stigma surrounding a woman’s menstrual cycle, their innovative underwear, and discuss the topic of women in business. [2:03] Ad Break. [25:45] How the financial sector has taken advantage of the consumer. Shut up and trade! [28:36] The addictive nature of retail trading. [42:18] SpaceX to the moon! [56:35] Anand is on fire! [57:35] Walmart, America’s company. [1:01:20] Weekly Winners & Losers. [1:04:27] Hottest Content for the Weekend. [1:11:28] Group Chat Shout Outs. [1:14:08] Related Links/Products Mentioned You’ve been doing your period all wrong: An L.A. company smashes menstruation taboos Cryptocurrency Sleuths Point to Robinhood as Dogecoin Whale Robinhood-GameStop hearing will scrutinize how brokerages get paid for trades All-In Podcast - YouTube SpaceX Funding Round at $74 Billion Valuation Was Led by Sequoia Walmart Promises Raises for 425,000 Workers After Strong Holiday Sales Tiny home village for homeless people opens in North Hollywood Ted Cruz Billboard, Posters Spotted in Texas Mocking Senator's Cancun Trip Meek Mill mentioned Kobe Bryant in an upcoming song with Lil Baby and fans are furious Texas mayor resigns after telling residents desperate for power and heat "only the strong will survive" One on One with Marc and Ben - a16z podcast Biggie: I Got a Story to Tell | Netflix Official Site Connect with Sasha and Karla of The Period Company! The Period Company   -  Promo code “forflowssake” at checkout IG: @karlawelchstylist Connect with Group Chat! Watch The Pod #1 Newsletter In The World For The Gram Tweet With Us Exclusive Facebook Content

Identified as one of the most powerful stylists by both The Hollywood Reporter and The New York Times, Karla Welch is undoubtedly a force in the fashion world. On today’s episode, she talks to Sara about using her platform with purpose, how to be our most unlimited selves, and why being a parent and balancing family life with her career is a bigger challenge than she anticipated…..oh and of course, her early days as a floating gas station attendant.

Karla Welch was named one of Hollywood Reporter's Top 10 Stylists of the Decade. As the founder and owner of x karla, and the founder of the premium styling app Wishi, Karla is one of the most visionary and loudest voices in Fashion, especially on issues that matter- using her platform to shine a light on social injustice. In this episode, you'll learn the secrets behind the red carpet, how to bring yourself to the next level, why you shouldn't downplay your success, and how to hold onto hope.

Named one of Hollywood's Top 10 Power Stylists of the decade, Karla Welch showed up to Catt's bedroom looking enviably cozy chic. Down-to-earth and passionate, Karla is the woman behind some of your favorite celebrity looks - from Olivia Wilde to Busy Philipps and Justin Bieber - she has dressed them all. But being a revered stylist is a lot more than putting together an outfit; Karla's distinct approach involves creating looks for each celebrity that represent the best version of themselves. From designing 'fits for Justin Bieber's tour, to the logistical chaos that takes place behind-the-scenes while prepping for the Oscars, Karla spills all. She also opens up about her personal life - like how she first met her husband while she was working as a server at a restaurant in Canada, and how she credits her parents for her rigorous work ethic. Karla also shares how she's been using her power to advocate for causes she believes in -- like through her collaboration with Levi's that raised money for gun control and her spicy IG posts.  Also in this episode, Catt reminisces about what it was like to work with a stylist (for the first time ever!) when she landed at E!, after years of styling herself on local broadcast TV. Karla and Catt also swap stories about the one and only... Oprah!

Karla Welch is a Hollywood stylist who clocks Justin Beiber, Amy Poehler, Oprah Winfrey, Tracee Ellis Ross, American Ferrera and Olivia Wilde as clients. She’s been profiled in the New Yorker and Vogue and recently launched her styling app Wishi which is actually good, and she’s done collaborations with Levi’s and Hanes, the latter of which she modeled after her custom work for Beiber. You can buy her collections at xkarla.com. Follow Karla at @karlawelch Follow Aviva on Instagram at @avivayael and @everythingisannoying or on Twitter @veevers. --- 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/everything-is-annoying/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/everything-is-annoying/support

Picking out what clothes Hollywood's A-listers wear can seem like the stuff of dreams. And—for the most part, it can be.  But, as we learn in this episode of Girlboss Radio, behind every show-stopping moment on the red carpet is a lot of careful calculations and thought-planning. On this episode, Sophia chats with Karla Welch, one of the leading stylists in Hollywood. Karla has worked with many of the women who routinely make the best-dressed list (think: Ruth Negga, Olivia Wilde, Sarah Paulson, Tracee Ellis Ross among others). Her influence in fashion is so big that she's been named one of the “most powerful stylists” by both the Hollywood Reporter and the New York Times. On this episode, Karla shares what it *really* means to be a stylist and how she's branched out as a fashion entrepreneur to launch a styling app called Wishi. Plus, she offers tips on how to go about developing your own sense of style while crafting an image you're proud of. To keep up with Karla, follow her at: https://www.instagram.com/karlawelchstylist/To find out more about Wishi, visit: https://www.wishi.me/app/landing

Picking out what clothes Hollywood’s A-listers wear can seem like the stuff of dreams. And—for the most part, it can be.  But, as we learn in this episode of Girlboss Radio, behind every show-stopping moment on the red carpet is a lot of careful calculations and thought-planning. On this episode, Sophia chats with Karla Welch, one of the leading stylists in Hollywood. Karla has worked with many of the women who routinely make the best-dressed list (think: Ruth Negga, Olivia Wilde, Sarah Paulson, Tracee Ellis Ross among others). Her influence in fashion is so big that she’s been named one of the “most powerful stylists” by both the Hollywood Reporter and the New York Times. On this episode, Karla shares what it *really* means to be a stylist and how she’s branched out as a fashion entrepreneur to launch a styling app called Wishi. Plus, she offers tips on how to go about developing your own sense of style while crafting an image you’re proud of. To keep up with Karla, follow her at: https://www.instagram.com/karlawelchstylist/To find out more about Wishi, visit: https://www.wishi.me/app/landing

Tranna opens up to Thomas about the unrealistic beauty expectations she feels as a trans woman. Then the two get pointers from celebrity stylist Karla Welch who sees fashion as a form of activism. Plus, Basic City Gay Thomas talks wilderness with Quince Mountain — the first openly trans person to appear on the survival reality show Naked and Afraid.

Karla Welch is the in-demand stylist behind some of the biggest names in entertainment, from Justin Bieber to Tracee Ellis Ross to Elisabeth Moss. In the first episode of the Life Lessons series, listen to how she got her start in the industry, ramping her way up from scrappy shoots to working on Apple’s memorably iPod commercials and eventually taking on clients as a personal stylist. She’s had a serious effect on celebrity fashion, and she’s also changing the way we get dressed by way of her cool, in-demand collaborations with brands like Levi’s and Hanes.

Karla Welch is the in-demand stylist behind some of the biggest names in entertainment, from Justin Bieber to Tracee Ellis Ross to Elisabeth Moss. In the first episode of the Life Lessons series, listen to how she got her start in the industry, ramping her way up from scrappy shoots to working on Apple’s memorable iPod commercials and eventually taking on clients as a personal stylist. She’s had a serious effect on celebrity fashion, and she’s also changing the way we get dressed by way of her cool, in-demand collaborations with brands like Levi’s and Hanes.

This week, the Corporate Lunch crew discusses Rachel's Anna Delvey stylist scoop, how Karla Welch and Justin Bieber's partnership has led to some of the most iconic fits in recent history, and how costume designer Heidi Bivens predicted everything we want to wear right now. PLUS: A special brand-heavy edition of 13 Vibes. LINKS: https://www.gq.com/story/soho-grifter-courtroom-stylist https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/04/01/the-woman-who-has-styled-justin-bieber-anita-hill-and-the-ipod https://www.gq.com/story/heidi-bivens-beach-bum-profile Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week, the Corporate Lunch crew discusses Rachel's Anna Delvey stylist scoop, how Karla Welch and Justin Bieber's partnership has led to some of the most iconic fits in recent history, and how costume designer Heidi Bivens predicted everything we want to wear right now. PLUS: A special brand-heavy edition of 13 Vibes. LINKS: https://www.gq.com/story/soho-grifter-courtroom-stylist https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/04/01/the-woman-who-has-styled-justin-bieber-anita-hill-and-the-ipod https://www.gq.com/story/heidi-bivens-beach-bum-profile Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back to Season 2 of Layers! We've missed you. In Episode 1, Ana and Stevie are thinking about dressing fabulously, and whether that's possible in an everyday context. They visit a charming cottage in Stratford-upon-Avon to meet a very fabulous older woman, Sarah Hosking, who is 78 years old and attributes resourcefulness and dressing joyfully to a well-lived life.  Sarah Hosking is the founder of Hosking Houses Trust, a charity that supports women writers over the age of 40 by providing them with a place to stay and work. You can donate to this wonderful cause here: [http://hoskinghouses.co.uk/](http://hoskinghouses.co.uk/) Sarah also shared her wise thoughts on frugality in The Guardian's 'How I Spend It' column: [https://www.theguardian.com/money/2018/jun/09/charity-writers-room-of-ones-own-woolf](https://www.theguardian.com/money/2018/jun/09/charity-writers-room-of-ones-own-woolf) The short profile on Hollywood stylist Karla Welch (which Stevie mentioned) can be found here: [https://www.thecut.com/2018/08/stylist-karla-welch-wants-to-make-you-feel-something.html](https://www.thecut.com/2018/08/stylist-karla-welch-wants-to-make-you-feel-something.html) This episode of Layers is sponsored by The White Company. You can peruse their cashmere and silky pyjamas here: [http://www.thewhitecompany.com](http://www.thewhitecompany.com) Thank you also to our other sponsor, Milk and More. To make your first order (which includes a free bottle of orange juice) sign up here: [https://www.milkandmore.co.uk/offer](https://www.milkandmore.co.uk/offer) Find us on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/layers.podcast/](https://www.instagram.com/layers.podcast/) If you liked today’s show, please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts! Music: E's Jammy Jams - Arabian Sand (via YouTube Music Library), Kevin MacLeod - Off To Osaka, Kevin MacLeod - Hard Boiled, Aaron Liebermann - Gypsy Stroll (via YouTube Music Library) Production by Lucy Dearlove

This week on Inside Fashion, Elizabeth Saltzman, Karla Welch and Jason Bolden discuss the future of the red carpet in a post-#MeToo era with The Hollywood Reporter’s Carol McColgin and media consultant Janice Min. To sign up to the Daily Digest newsletter click the link here: http://bit.ly/BoFnews  For a limited time only we are offering our podcast listeners an exclusive 25% discount on an annual BoF Professional Member. To get 25% off your first year of an annual membership click the link here: http://bit.ly/2KoRRBH, select the annual package and then enter the invitation code PODCASTPRO at checkout.  To contact The Business of Fashion with comments, questions, or speaker ideas please e-mail podcast@businessoffashion.com. For all sponsorship enquiries, please e-mail advertising@businessoffashion.com. 

In this week’s episode of Monocycle, unofficially called Bicycle every time I have an interview subject, Karla Welch — celebrity stylist to the likes of Ruth Negga, Karlie Kloss, Justin Bieber, Olivia Wilde, Tracee Ellis Ross and so on and so forth — shares a number of important facts that are as revealing as they are sentimental. At one point, when I try to prod on how she manages burn out, she rejects my assertion that everyone experiences burn out, proclaims perennial gratefulness for her role in Hollywood (she is originally from Canada, and moved to L.A. not for work, but for love) and suggests that perhaps those who burn out don’t yet quite have strong enough relationships with themselves manufactured to perfection. “I never have FOMO because I like my own company,” she said. Enjoy a listen and should you feel so inclined, do too, buy a t-shirt from her remarkably successful collaboration with Hanes. Amelia gushed about them earlier this fall. I’m just going to say co-sign.