Podcasts about market editor

Reporting on the latest and most significant developments and stories in the design industry via Business of Home, both Haley Chouinard, Managing Editor, and Caroline Biggs, Market Editor, have seen it all. But one thing that they both agree on is that sustainability is much more than a buzz word in interior design - it is becoming the set standard for industry trends moving forward. With these two market insiders, they talk to us about the products and brands that are on their radar that are actively working on creating more sustainable home design solutions. Of particular note, according to these two journalists, is circularity and how this concept is becoming more of a common practice for many brands in product development. Their observations go beyond the American market, as they frequent fairs in Europe and explain the impact of sustainable home design and the brands that are making the biggest waves. Mentioned in this episode: Business of Home Fyrn Ikea Buy Back Sabai Mushlume Lighting HeimTextil M&O Have thoughts or comments to share? Feel free to reach out to MAREDI Design at hello@maredi-design.com

Phillips launched its third annual David Hockney-only sale in a live auction format on Thursday, September 19th, at its London headquarters. Hockney maintains an extensive print portfolio, ranging from highly sought-after works to more experimental pieces, which offers a rich landscape for collectors. In this auction report we recap the sale with market trends, what hit and what missed, with Hockney specialist and expert, Helena Poole. Hosted by Sheena Carrington, Market Editor.

Welcome back to Print Market News, your weekly roundup of everything happening in the print world—fast and focused!    The art market is gaining momentum this September with a surge in print sales. As online auctions from Christie's, Sotheby's, and Bonhams, including a Banksy-Only sale continue to attract bids, Phillips has set the tone with two live sales: their 3rd annual David Hockney auction and the Evening & Day Editions sale. These events mark a strong kickoff for the second half of the print market season, showcasing robust demand and renewed interest among collectors.   Hosted by Sheena Carrington, Market Editor at MyArtBroker.

Market Editor, Sheena Carrington, covers April 2024's Prints & Editions sales at Christie's, Phillips & Sotheby's with our specialists, Jasper Tordoff & Louis Denizet. 

Ahead of Fashion Week(s), I'm kicking off a four-part series with my very lovely friends and editorial peers: Savannah Sitton, Market Editor at Fashionista and Beatrice Hazlehurst, freelance Features Editor at publications like Rolling Stone, Vogue, Paper & more. While fashion gets a rap for being cutthroat, we actually met at a press dinner (shoutout Longchamp!) in Los Angeles and bonded over endless stories on early career days that mimicked The Devil Wears Prada, the great NYC vs. LA debate, interviewing celebrities, and balancing a calendar of events while finding time for creativity, wellness, and a personal life (what a concept!). So, obviously we had to pop into the studio six months later and record it for you to hear, too. Beatrice's IG: @beatricehazlehurst Beatrice's Podcast: (UN)COVER GIRL Savannah's IG: @savannahsitton About The Curated Podcast: Join Kendall Becker, New York City-based fashion editor & trend forecaster, as she connects with global creatives across luxury fashion, hospitality, and wellness to uncover the purpose, passion, and inspiration behind a guest's life path and showcase that unconventionality can be the perfect curation, too. Plus, head to YouTube for travel videos, and stay up-to-date in-between episodes by following along on Instagram and TikTok.  The Curated World on YouTube: ⁠@kendall.becker⁠ The Curated Podcast's IG: ⁠@thecuratedbykendall ⁠ Kendall's IG: ⁠@kendall_becker ⁠ TikTok: ⁠@kendall.becker

Jio Financial Services (JFSL), the separated financial unit of Reliance Industries, encountered its second consecutive day of reaching the lower circuit due to continuous passive fund selling. Jio Financial Services is now set to be excluded from all relevant exchange indices starting August 28, rather than the previously planned August 23. The Index Committee decided to delay the removal due to the stock hitting the lower circuit limit for two days in a row. This information was conveyed through a notice posted by the BSE. The company's shares were locked at ₹236.45 on the NSE after declining by 5%, and on the BSE, the stock closed at ₹239.2 per share. In this podcast episode, Nabodita Ganguly discusses the recent decline in the shares of Jio Financial Services Limited (JFSL) with K S Badri Narayanan, Market Editor. The decline is attributed to index fund selling due to SEBI's norm that index funds should only invest in stocks as part of the index. JFSL was removed from the index, causing liquidity and NAV volatility for mutual funds. Narayanan explains that JFSL will be reintroduced in the index, alleviating the selling pressure. He suggests that long-term investors need not worry, while short-term investors can buy during dips and sell after recovery. The impact on the market is expected to be minimal. Narayanan also talks about LIC's stake in JFSL and its inclusion in various indices, highlighting the prospect of JFSL's growth in the NBFC sector. The discussion sheds light on JFSL's market entry, its recent fall, and the factors shaping its future.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/business-line/message

In this episode, we are delighted to chat with Tim Chan, Senior Director of Commerce for Rolling Stone, where he was hired as its first-ever Lifestyle and Market Editor. Tim covers a wide array of topics, including hospitality, fashion, tech and events. ⁣⁣Tune in to listen to this eloquent journalist, who shares his insights and tips for getting his attention and how to be featured in this legendary magazine, both online and in print.⁣⁣ ⁣In addition to being a prolific writer, Tim is also a budding entrepreneur and co-founder of So Gay Rosé, a new canned wine that celebrates freedom and fun. It is available nationwide at https://sogayrose.com/. He is also an editor, producer and creative consultant for a number of publications and brands across the globe.On Instagram, please follow Tim at @timchan, show hosts Michael Anstendig at @michaelanstendig and Hanna Lee at @hannleeny, and our agency at @hannaleepr. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tim Chan is an editor, producer and creative consultant, who has lent his eye for editorial direction and innovative marketing to a number of publications and brands across the globe. His portfolio includes work for L'Uomo Vogue, Vogue Korea, i-D Magazine, Neuehouse, Snapchat and Ahlem Eyewear, among others. In 2019, Tim was hired as the first-ever Lifestyle and Market Editor at Rolling Stone. Currently, he serves as the magazine's Director of Products and Commerce.In addition to his consulting work, Tim is the co-founder of So Gay Rosé - a new canned wine that celebrates freedom and fun while reclaiming the phrase “so gay” to be “so great.” Follow our guest: @TimChan Check out and buy yourself “So Gay Rose” on IG @sogayrose Follow along with the show: TikTok @twistedtimesapodcast IG: @twistedtimesapodcast Twitter: @twistedtimeapod To watch LIVE shows: Download the 17live —- Find us @twistedtimesapodcast Produced by Twisted Valley Films www.twistedvalleyfilms.com Contact: Contact@twistedvalleyfilms.com Hosted by: @_ceceking and @msryanjillian We were drinking 21SEEDS tequila! @21seeds Promo code Twisted15 for 15% off --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/twisted-times/message

Fashion Market Editor at Vogue Italia, Roberta Pinna has been immersed in the Fashion Industry since 2011. The Italian native she has touched every angle of the industry. Her passion for travel, art, nature, design along with her be brave but most importantly kind attitude has Roberta keeping it real. IG: @robertaninapinna Host: Jamie Neale @jamienealejn Discussing rituals and habitual patterns in personal and work life. We ask questions about how to become more aware of one self and the world around us, how do we become 360 with ourselves? Host Instagram: @jamienealejn Podcast Instagram: @360_yourself Music from Electric Fruit Produced by Tom Dalby Composed by Toby Wright

Long before there were social media influencers, the market editors at top magazines served as major arbiters of taste. Their job was to discover the latest and greatest new products, talents, and trends, and bring them to the world’s attention. It’s never been an easy job,and with the rise of social media, the role is more consuming and more crucial than ever.In this episode, three editors who cover the design market—Kathryn Given of Luxe, Benjamin Reynaert of Domino, and Dayle Wood of Veranda, share how they keep on top of all that is happening, what they look for, how Covid has transformed the way they work, and the best ways to get products seen and publicized. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Long before there were social media influencers, the market editors at top magazines served as major arbiters of taste. Their job was to discover the latest and greatest new products, talents, and trends, and bring them to the world's attention. It's never been an easy job,and with the rise of social media, the role is more consuming and more crucial than ever.In this episode, three editors who cover the design market—Kathryn Given of Luxe, Benjamin Reynaert of Domino, and Dayle Wood of Veranda, share how they keep on top of all that is happening, what they look for, how Covid has transformed the way they work, and the best ways to get products seen and publicized. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When Naomi Elizée was a young girl, her vision board was filled with images most aspiring fashion girls dreamed about - a print out of the Vogue masthead, a dream title circled, and an encouraging sign that read, “You Can Do It!.” Today, she’s the Associate Market Editor at Vogue where she oversees swim, lingerie, and the French market, setting trends and liaising for the magazine with some of the biggest brands in the world. When she’s not doing that, she’s a content creator and model for brands like Free People, Nike, and Uniqlo, and the host of her podcast So… What Do You Do Again? Each week on SWDYDA, Naomi invites trailblazing women, from Precious Lee to Marjon Carlos, to join her in conversations with the goal of celebrating women of color and inspiring her young listeners to see what goes on behind the hustle. In this episode, Naomi shares how she hustled from a small town in Florida to manifesting her place on the Vogue masthead and how she’s using her role to champion Black designers and usher in a new era of fashion.    Listen to So… What Do You Do Again? here https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/so-what-do-you-do-again/id1459770134   And follow Naomi on Instagram here https://www.instagram.com/naomielizee/   Produced by Dear Media

Social media has bred this idea that you get out of college and you are this superstar...It gives off this perception that you don’t need to put in the work anymore.- Naomi Elizée, Vogue Editor and Podcast HostWhen I think of Naomi Elizée, the first word that comes to mind is hustler. Even from age 7, Vogue’s Associate Market Editor could not help but dream of her future career. And by the time she was in college, that passion only continued, leading her to endless internships from Saks Off 5th to Seventeen magazine. Today, between her ambitious job in fashion and her podcast So...What Do You Do Again?, it is clear that Naomi is helping to create a path for other young black women in the industry. Tune in for our discussion on black-owned designers, paying your dues, and practicing radical self-care. Links to Products/Resources Mentioned:"84 Black-Owned Fashion and Beauty Brands to Support Now and Always", SheaMoisture Coconut Curl Smoothie, @nigella_hair_studio, Hyper Skin, Epi.logic Vitamin C Serum, DBS Darker Skin Tones Foam Wash, DBS Hyaluronic Serum, Laneige Lip Mask, Nars Concealer, Glossier Boy Brow, YSL Color Mascara, Tom Ford Lost Cherry, Byredo Mojave Ghost, I May Destroy You, Chewing Gum, GreenLeaf See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A graduate of Ryerson University's acclaimed School of Fashion, Lisa brought her flair for textiles and color as she transitioned into designing homes on HGTV's Marriage Under Construction. Lisa launched her design practice shortly thereafter, specializing in customized, modern interiors for both commercial and residential clients. Lisa has held roles both in front of and behind the camera, including production design for W Network's / HGTV US' Buying and Selling with the Property Brothers, HGTV's For Rent and Slice Network's Beautiful People. Lisa is the Market Editor for Dabble Magazine and has appeared as a design guest expert on CTV's The Marilyn Denis Show, Global News, and Breakfast Television. Her work has also appeared in the pages of Chatelaine, Canadian Family, Home Decor and Renovations and more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/diane-winbush/support

Tim Chan is the Lifestyle & Market Editor for Rolling Stone Magazine. Tim describes growing up with a passion for writing. Raised in a traditional Chinese family in Toronto, Tim initially didn't consider writing as a professional career. Eventually, he would attend grad school for journalism at Columbia University. He got his start in television at NY1despite always having an interest in print journalism. Tim shares how he later co-founded Corduroy Magazine. Tim also shares his thoughts on personal branding, reveals how he ended up at Rolling Stone, and how he is using his voice to highlight social issues, including promoting Asians in media and entertainment.

In her job as Grazia magazine's Market Editor, Helen Chik is always travelling and on-the-go. The author and mum-of-one sat down with Leigh to talk about her ever-changing skin (thanks pregnancy hormones!) and beauty routine. In this episode, Helen shares her favourite serum that keeps her skin hydrated through the night, as well as the one makeup staple that broke her heart when it was discontinued. Plus, we hear all about why Helen is bringing back The Body Shop and one of their good ole $25 products. And in our Spendy/Savey segment, Helen gives us a tip about a bargain mineral powder that will last you forever. You can find all the products mentioned in todays show below; Lush Angels on Bare Skin Cleanser, $17.95. https://au.lush.com/products/cleansers/angels-bare-skin Mario Badescu Botanical Exfoliating Scrub, $40. https://www.mecca.com.au/mario-badescu/botanical-exfoliating-scrub/I-027925.html Mario Badescu Cucumber Tonic Mask, $26. https://www.beautybay.com/p/mario-badescu/cucumber-tonic-mask/?ctyid=au&gclsrc=aw.ds&&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhd-b5-7i4gIV1IRwCh1OdwtkEAYYASABEgLsf_D_BwE Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair, $195. https://shopstyle.it/l/4udA Sunday Riley Juno Antioxidant + Superfood Face Oil, $110. https://www.mecca.com.au/sunday-riley/juno-antioxidant-superfood-face-oil/I-015825.html Becca Sunlit Bronzer in Bronzed Bondi, $57. https://www.sephora.com.au/products/becca-sunlit-bronzer/v/bronzed-bondi Benefit Hoola Bronzer, $52. https://www.sephora.com.au/products/benefit-cosmetics-hoola/v/8-0g Summer Fridays Jet Lag Mask, $73. https://www.mecca.com.au/summer-fridays/jet-lag-mask/I-035808.html Estée Lauder Double Wear Stay In Place Makeup, $58. https://www.adorebeauty.com.au/estee-lauder/estee-lauder-double-wear-makeup.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6JXEwPLi4gIVAxqPCh27-gj6EAAYAiAAEgI4P_D_BwE NARS Radiant Creamy Concealer, $46. https://www.mecca.com.au/nars/radiant-creamy-concealer/V-015503.html Too Faced Better Than Sex Mascara, $37. https://www.mecca.com.au/too-faced/better-than-sex-mascara/V-016521.html Hourglass Caution Extreme Lash Mascara, $44. https://www.mecca.com.au/hourglass/caution-extreme-lash-mascara/V-033537.html The Body Shop Mango Softening Body Butter, $25. https://www.thebodyshop.com/en-au/body-care/body-butters/mango-softening-body-butter/p/p000015 OUAI Finishing Creme, $37. https://www.sephora.com.au/products/ouai-finishing-creme-100ml/v/default Helen’s Spendy: Sunday Riley C.E.O Rapid Flash Brightening Serum, $130. https://www.mecca.com.au/sunday-riley/ceo-rapid-flash-brightening-serum/I-027633.html Helen’s Savey: Nude By Nature Natural Mineral Cover Foundation, $39.95. https://nudebynature.com.au/products/natural-mineral-cover All of our editorial products are independently selected and curated by our team because we love them and reckon you'll love them too. If you buy something we link to on our site, Mamamia may earn commission. CREDITS: Host:Leigh Campbell With thanks to Helen Chik Producer: Rachael Hart GET IN TOUCH: Got a beauty question you want answered?  Email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au or call the podphone on 02 8999 9386. If you want more beauty tips and tricks, you can join our You Beauty Facebook Group here… https://www.facebook.com/groups/2112109512358240/?ref=br_rs Want this and other podcasts delivered straight to your inbox?  Subscribe to our podcast newsletter…  https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribe/ You Beauty is a podcast by Mamamia. Find more shows here. ... https://www.mamamia.com.au/podcast/

Lisa Canning is a designer, interior stylist and lifestyle expert. She also happens to be a busy mom of seven kids and has expanded out into personal coaching for busy moms. A graduate of Ryerson University's acclaimed School of Fashion, Lisa brought her flair for textiles and colour as she transitioned into designing homes on HGTV's Marriage Under Construction. Lisa launched her design practice shortly thereafter, specializing in customized, modern interiors for both commercial and residential clients. Lisa has held roles both in front of and behind the camera, including production design for W Network's / HGTV US' Buying and Selling with the Property Brothers, HGTV's For Rent and Slice Network's Beautiful People. Lisa is the Market Editor for Dabble Magazine and has appeared as a design guest expert on CTV's The Marilyn Denis Show, Global News and Breakfast Television. Her work has also appeared in the pages of Chatelaine, Canadian Family, Home Decor and Renovations and more.  Lisa joins the Oil Dudes Podcast and we have a great conversation as to what her 10 principles of how you can feel less overwhelmed and bring more clarity to your life. Lisa focuses with other busy mom's but these 10 principles can be used by anyone. Even the Oil Dudes. As an added bonus just go to Lisa's website and download a free copy of her new book, How to Balance Work and Family. Lisa has a goal of touching 100,000 moms in 2019. It's an ambitious goal, but if anyone can do it, it's Lisa Canning Just go to her website and download your free copy now. lisacanning.ca Follow her on Instagram at @lisacanning If you want more information on the Oil Dudes, you can check us out on the web at theoilgirlscanada.ca/the-oil-dude or on Facebook @theoildudespodcast  and Instagram @the_oil_dudes and Twitter @strattosphere76 A little disclaimer for the legal side of things. First and foremost, we are not doctors or medical practitioners. Always consult with medical professionals before starting any kind of treatment. The information contained in this podcast is not meant to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.  The information represents what I and guests on the Oil Dudes Podcast, have chosen to do to take charge of our own personal health and that of our families.  Statements on this podcast have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration or Health Canada. Products mentioned are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition, consult your physician before using these products. Information provided in this podcast is meant for educational and informational purposes only, and to motivate you to make your own health care and dietary decisions based upon your own research and in partnership with your health care provider. It should not be relied upon to determine dietary changes, a medical diagnosis or courses of treatment. For information on Young Living Products go to the Oil Girls webpage or send them an email at theoilgirls@strattco.com Thanks for listening

Want the inside scoop on how fashion editors discover new brands? I’ve got you! Sometimes editors feel impossible to reach because you put them on a pedestal. They’re people just like you and me – and they use the internet to research brands. I’m excited to introduce and welcome Angela Koh to the show today! She’s the Market Editor for T, The New York Times Style Magazine. Angela covers jewelry, fashion, and accessories. As the editor, she’s editing pages, looking out for new designers to feature, and conceptualizing stories to tell through the magazine. She’s sharing how she finds new brands, and a few tips on how to follow the Spring 2019 jewelry trends, too! Let’s get started!

Lucy Bamman, Market Editor for Hearst Magazines ELLE Decor, Veranda and House Beautiful believes that there is something for everyone in design and decor, and part of the fun is the journey that comes along with finding it. Lucy talks with us about her role as a Market Editor, and how she got into it, what trends she is into now and how she keeps feelers open for what’s good at all times, but also is very specific about what find will work best with what publication. What You’ll Hear on This Episode: What exactly a Market Editor is, and why you can thank them for featuring the best and most unique products, ideas and trendsThe pressure (and fun) that comes with a job like Lucy’s, and what she appreciates most about sourcing for three very esteemed yet different publications and readershipsThe differentiators between her three titles at ELLE Decor, Veranda and House BeautifulThe amazing locations Lucy gets to visit on behalf of work, including Paris, Milan, and Los AngelesThe latest trends Lucy is seeing now, including moving from brass to more natural materials such as wicker and straw, and interesting color patterns and choicesHow she edits her own home when she constantly has so much input and information flying her way, and how she brings in her love of textiles in her own decoratingWhy Lucy urges us not to fear color and bold choices. Even if you turn a sofa and put it on another wall, or change the paint or throw pillows, you can completely change the whole mood and make it as sophisticated or funky as you wantHer background and education, and how she learned her practicals from Richard Keith LanghamLucy’s experience with Keith teaching her to know her colors, think like a true designer, and not be afraid to mix it all up and have funHow Lucy’s job at One Kings Lane set her up for editing and spritzing in beautiful vintage pieces to demonstrate the beauty of collecting pieces over timeTips for small spaces including the use of lower shelves under coffee tablesHow to be your own Market Editor when you don’t necessarily have the house to decorate in quite yetHow to know when to refurbish, and when to do away with the old for something new

Carly Stojsic, former Market Editor at Worth Global Style Network and internationally sought after Trend Forecaster, shares insights into how items become the “it thing” for a season and what exactly is a “trend” anyway. Carly is is known as being one of Canada's...

Print versus digital? What is the future for each? These are major topics buzzing around the fashion industry. In this episode of #CFofficehours Marissa Smith, Market Editor at NYLON, sits down with Amy to engage in a conversation about the roles and benefits of print and digital as well as how to keep a happy and healthy work/life balance.