Podcasts about ny fashion

You may not know Norma Kamali by name, but you certainly know the designer's fashions – from the iconic Sleeping Bag Coat, to dresses worn by celebrities like Jessica Biel. 57 years into her career, she's added AI to her design toolbox and has never been more excited about what's coming out of her studio. In this episode, Norma makes the case for AI as a valuable tool to enhance creativity for artists of all types, and walks Brad through her process for crafting a great AI prompt.Click here for the episode transcript

Interview with Pedro Oberto, founder of NY Fashion Film Festival - with David Serero - The Culture News

GG and Jessy speak with Bryce Alexander McIntosh founder & director National Fashion College. From launching Top Shop and Zara during his PR career to leading students through their training in the fashion industry. Bryce speaks to launching international brands, working in the PR industry and now how he is providing opportunities such as taking students to NY Fashion week! 

Darion Weatherspoon a.k.a. “Spoon” was born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada. attending and graduating with honors from Canyon Springs High School. Darion would go on to graduate from Clark Atlanta University, Magna Cum Laude, with a degree in Fashion Design. He would be the only male fashion design student graduating out of the 2018 class. While in school Darion held the honor of Mr. Fashion Department, and was inducted as a member of Phi Kappa Phi National honor Society. He was heralded as a trailblazer being the first and only student-athlete to play NCAA football and major in design. After graduating college Darion would work from an unpaid intern to the Creative Director of a fashion house in Atlanta, GA growing the company to a multimillion dollar evaluation in a 3 year period. His concepts and designs have graced multiple runways including NY Fashion week and he has been spotlighted in dozens of publications including: CNN, Fox Sports, HBCU Digest and most recently has made MyVegas Magazines top 100 men of success list. Darion is a proud member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. and devout christian. Upon Catching Covid in 2020 and nearly losing his life; he would step down as Creative Director of the fashion house he was employed with in Atlanta, and with the few dollars in his account and pure faith would start SilverSpoon Clothing Co. in the Fall of 2020 with the Mission of “Raising Society's standard of sophistication, one garment at a time”. In October of 2022, Darion would celebrate his grand opening of his Private Design Studio and unveil his first ever SilverSpoon Clothing Co. collection; “Velvet Rope”; and in March of 2023 would develop his own line of shoes. Stay tuned to seen how this conversation with your hosts @theestoryofseantory & @king.chordonn impacted them with her phenomenal story! YouTube, Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast & other streaming platforms #TheBIBPodcast #EverybodyEats #Business #Information #Buffet #podcast

NY Fashion week was SO AMAZEBALLS that we had to record a Part 2! So buckle up buttercups, open up your Instagram app to the Fashion Crimes Podcast IG page, tune in and hang with us to join in on all the fun!    We are the best fashion friends you never knew you needed, and this week we are sharing the ultimate Fashion Super Bowl. (Um, you're welcome!!)   LISTEN HERE: https://apple.co/2XXKHfC, or wherever you get your podcasts!   So, after the first 3 days of Fashion Week, the chaos and hilarity continues with Holly and Nolan seeing more fashion shows, tracking down more designers and brands you need to know, and we get to live vicariously through Nolan and his fabulous celebrity client Candance Bushnell, whom he was styling this week.  (#beyondfab)   Oh, and we hung with out new fashion bestie, Michelle, the lovely author of the blog, Over Fifty and Blessed! She. Is. Fabulous.   Fashion shows discussed:    Monday: Markarian NYC   Tuesday:  Jojo the restaurant, The Art of Rodarte Show, the Asian Fashion Collection   Wednesday: Claudia Li   ANNDD of course, The Blonds which Nolan went to and Holly went home to go to sleep. Alrighty then.   In between things, it was freezing in NYC so Nolan gave in and bought the winter coat of his dreams, sort-of on impulse while on a date.    Now, if you have listened to our How to Buy A Winter Coat episode, you would have heard Nolan specifically talk about planning for big purchases, making smart fashion investment decisions, all why not blowing the budget! Check out his new Canada Goose down coat here!   Your favorite personal stylists then share their favorite people and places in NYC to wine and dine, which of, course they did. (DUH)    And Nolan tells us/doesn't tell us that he is on his way to a secret fashion project during the upcoming  Milan Fashion Week! (But you didn't hear it from us.) Follow him along on that journey on his IG, because it's FAB-U-LOUS!!! We are so 80% happy for him.   Remember, “fashion is your friend, not your enemy!” We are here to help you navigate the overwhelming world of fashion and style, especially for women over 40 – and we mean, WAY over 40.    Be sure to catch us at https://apple.co/2XXKHfC or wherever you get your podcasts!!   FASHION CRIMES PODCAST “The Best Fashion Friend You Never Knew You Needed,” hosted by personal stylist Holly Katz www.fashioncrimespodcast.com

Most of the cast is big on fashion and love to delve into brands on the come up. During 718 Day our production assistant Faidh, ran into a young gentleman wearing a fire shirt with the World's Fair Globe on it. He learned that the gentleman was actually the designer of said shirt. They chopped it up for a bit and here we are today, with our esteemed guest Devin Lee (@thadotman) owner of Ambition Worldwide (@ambitionworldwide). Dev let's us in on the beginnings of the brand. How he and his late partner Blanco first got into the business, the idea behind the name, the trials it's taken to get here today, and what it means to both their legacies to see this dream through. We speak on high fashion & NY Fashion week. Cheddie & Josh touch on male athletes and celebrities with their recent affinity for skirts. Dev tells us his take on the million dollar question (or $500K question if we're being literal) that drove the internet nuts - dinner with the greatest rapper to grace the genre, Jay-Z, or $500K? And much, much more. Go cop some fly sh** from Ambition Worldwide at: www.ambitionworldwide.com

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Well, it looks like Whitney's time on The Hills is starting to dwindle down. Lauren and Whitney take on New York City for NY Fashion week and Whitney falls head over heels for a guy named Jay. We've all been there! While the girls are hanging out on the east coast, the west coast is fairly quiet! Speidi decide to go out to a club opening and of course Brent Bolthouse is there! Will Heidi talk to him? Listen and find out! Annabelle Desisto (AnnabelleDesisto) host of 'Adderall and Compliments' joins us this week for our brunch segment! We talk about what working with Joan Rivers was like, her mortifying time on Jersey Shore, and how she is buddies with PrattDaddy. Annabelle also talks about her time being an extra on Glee and which shows were complete nightmares to work on! To round out our segment, I also forced her to watch an episode of The Hills New Beginnings so we of course touch on that. A lot of laughs were had and I hope you enjoy! Use the timestamps below! Intro: 00:00 - 5:13 The One With The Friends Reunion: 5:14 - 10:55 TRL: 10:56 - 17:39 The Hills 4x14 Recap: 17:40 - 37:19 Annabelle Desisto Joins! - 37:20 - End Intro music by @GraceDotyMusic --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lagunabiotch/support

Canby UnfilteredS2E4In this episode, Travis and Judith discuss Judy's Grandmother's infamous boob painting plus learn details behind how NY Fashion week works behind the scenes. It involves recruiting LA women and flying them to NY as pieces of meat! - Learn more at https://canbyunfiltered.com/- Watch this episode on YouTube @ https://youtu.be/rH7W6xQCp_Y- Skip to specific topics with chapter markersLIVE Instagram Links • Click & Follow@TravisCanby @JudithLovingfoss @CanbyUnfilteredLIVE Facebook Links • Click & Follow@TravisCanby@JudithLovingfossHELP create awareness by leaving a review, subscribing or sharing an episode  - we will repost you on our social media, thanks! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/canbyunfiltered)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/canbyunfiltered)

Janis has an amazing immigration story. While I thought that immigration from Canada would have been easier she tells her story of the challenges and how she overcame them. Janis Isaman, the founder of My Body Couture, helps people feel better in their bodies. Like most business owners today, she sees clients online and in-person, and her specialty is helping people rid themselves of pain. She's highly certified in both fitness and nutrition modalities and has been quoted as a lifestyle expert in Reader's Digest, Prevention and Woman's Health. But she's not just a textbook of knowledge with a wall full of certifications. She's a very real person, who has lived through her own lifestyle and body challenges. In her one-to-one sessions, she, therefore, provides practical solutions for her clients, taking the time to get to know their lifestyle challenges and provide reasonable solutions with her lively personality and approachable manner. This is a woman you want to know! Website: mybodycouture.com Facebook: Facebook.com/mybodycouture Instagram: Instagram.com/mybodycouture Twitter: twitter.com/mybodycouture Elephant Journal: https://www.elephantjournal.com/author/janis_isaman/ LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/jisaman YouTube: https://m.youtube.com/user/janisisaman Clubhouse: @janis north America free trade agreement- fashion industry lone parenting while figuring out immigration Toronto nyc health and fitness career – movement, body awareness resiliency not idea it is a practice to reach the host: https://www.facebook.com/catalystforchangestories catalystforchange20@gmail.com YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdWXiilXqrHS4YhmkVc8hBg/

Shantell Richardson is the co-founder of Trim Knowtions, LLC, a premiere agency providing consultation for designers seeking the best resources in exceptional fashion trim. Shantell's fashion industry experiences are vast from having once overseen many factories in India to consulting designer brands on luxury European textiles. These experiences have inspired her to once again see NYC as the center of fashion innovation. Shantell studied at the Fashion Institute of Technology and holds a B.A. in English and Spanish from Tufts University. She began her fashion career as a stylist and assistant designer at Nika NY where she later became their production manager which found her at their production facility in India for six months. In 2009 Shantell launched her own line, Shauntele (Shaun-tele). She was featured in NY Fashion week 4 years straight styling celebrities such as Raven Simone while simultaneously working full time at a NYC based trim company. This lead to the launch of her own trim company as the co-founder of Trim Knowtions in 2015. She's helped generate over 2 million dollars in revenue since its inception and has some of the best fashion brands as her clients.  http://www.trimknowtions.com/ https://shauntele.com/ Musical selection: "I Hope" by The Resistance Revival Chorus from their new album This Joy. #trimknowtions #choate #fashion #advocacy #46 #outofthebox #resistancerevivalchorus #dataanalytics #blackexcellence #blackownedbusiness #blackhistorymonth #bmt4blm --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bemoretoday/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bemoretoday/support

Colby Kane, owner and founder of Aviator, discusses how the 2008 recession shaped his business, how he's survived the current pandemic, and what he expects will happen in 2021.Colby is a designer and art director who started out in the fast-paced world of NY Fashion as an art director at Macy's. He moved to LA in order to build something different, find a balance between work and family, and give back to his community.Show LinksAviatorKlaviyoPostscriptGrowaveSocial Media Marketing PodcastIn ConversationSponsorsFree 30-day trial of Zipify OCU - (To get an unadvertised gift, email help@zipify.com and ask for the "Tech Nasty Bonus".Try Bold Product Upsell, free trialSave 20% on Turbo, a blazing fast Shopify theme - Use code KURT20 at checkoutImprove your shop's search engine ranking with Venntov SEO Meta ManagerNever miss an episodeSubscribe wherever you get your podcastsJoin Kurt's newsletterHelp the showAsk a question in The Unofficial Shopify Podcast Facebook GroupLeave a reviewSubscribe wherever you get your podcastsWhat's Kurt up to?See our recent work at EthercycleSubscribe to our YouTube ChannelApply to work with Kurt to grow your store.

Welcome back! This week we sit down with Zoia Kozakov to chat about her journey from serving in the Israeli army to pursuing a career in fashion and working at NY Fashion week, and eventually landing a lead role in product development at Citi. Zoia has worked hard to get where she is today and she takes pride in giving back to the community. She’s a global marketing lead at the global non-profit, Women in Innovation, focused on closing the gender-gap. Zoia opens up about what it was like moving to the United States after 2 years in the army and about the important role mentorship has played in her life. We learn her best time management tips and her advice on meeting friends in a new city. Zoia is a total boss and we are SO grateful to be able to share her story with you. You can find Zoia at @zoia.kozakov and zoia.online and you can listen to her podcast Win/Win where she hosts weekly conversations with women leaders who have carved careers in the innovation space for non-profit organization Women in Innovation. What we're trying this week: Carleigh's Pick: Sakara Life clean meal programs, metabolism super powder, and energy bars - use code XOBALANCED for 20% off. Mia's Pick: Drunk elephant retinol cream As always, find us on Instagram @mostly_balanced and on our blog. Thanks for joining us and please leave a rating or review if you enjoyed the episode! Shop our Favs: Joolies Dates - Code MOSTLYBALANCED Copina Collagen Booster - Code MOSTLYBALANCED Sourse Vitamin-infused Dark Chocolate - Code MOSTLYBALANCED MindBodyGreen Supplements Sprout Living Protein Powders - Code MOSTLYBALANCED Recess Hemp-Infused Sparkling Waters - Code MOSTLYBALANCED Sponsorships: on for this episode

Tina Broccole is a NY Fashion Stylist, Influencer, and Radio Talk Show Host of Fashion Friday with Tina.  She has been involved in the fashion industry for over 2 decades, first as stylist for a major retailer, then as an entrepreneur of her own styling business, Style by Tina, while adding radio show personality and fashion commentator to her resume. Listen in on in this episode of Ritch In Life as Ritch Erani and Tina Broccole discuss, reveal, and leave no topic off the table.Catch her weekly radio show and podcast Fashion Friday with Tina every Friday at 9:30am on 1490-WGCH radio.

In 2010 Dana Donofree was a 27 year old living a rock star life with a fashion design career that had her flying all over the world.  She was killing it in the fashion industry. A breast cancer diagnosis created a snag in Dana's life, but she didn't' allow it to unravel her career. She was inspired by it.  Dana couldn't find a bra that comfortably fit after her Bilateral mastectomy, so she designed one. When Dana realized she wasn't alone and there was a gaping hole in the market, she decided to create intimates and a supportive community designed by and for breast cancer survivors, metavivors and previvors. A decade after selling the first bra, AnaOna and Dana Donofree are thriving, continue to double business year over year, sell out collections and premier annually at NY Fashion week in partnership with Metavivor. SUBSCRIBE & TAKE A LISTEN ON APPLE PODCAST, SPOTIFY, STITCHER OR WHEREVER YOU LISTEN THE BREAST TALKERS ON SOCIAL MEDIA FOLLOW THE BREAST TALK EVER:Instagram | @thebreasttalkeverFacebook | @thebreasttalkeverTwitter | @breasttalkever#thebreasttalkever FOLLOW LATONYAInstagram | @coachlatonya FOLLOW ANAONOInstagram | @anaonoTwitter | @anaono  The Breast Talk Ever is created, produced and hosted by LaTonya DavisAudio Engineering by Eric Begay of Podfly ProductionsTheme Song and Music Scoring is Gene Paul GayolBass Guitar on Theme Song is by my nephson Jayden Holmes Thank you to Mentor for supporting The Breast Talk Ever.A heartfelt extra special Thank you to David Sigalow, Guy Raz, Podfly: Corey Coates, David Gregerson, Frances Harlow, Winfield Ezell, Jr., Jeff Fensterer, Dina Scaglione, Mikaela Silcox, Jedrix Aquino,  

My friend Meghan Brennan and I talk life in Buffalo NY, the KSU rock crisis, COVID-19 and much more. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/danny-callaghan/support

Our Breaking Distance Team sat down with the Founder and Creative Director of The BMS, Brian Michael Stanziale. (words via The Chic Website) Brian Stanziale doesn’t get starstruck. After having lived in Chicago, New York, then back to Chicago, after styling, designing, and even opening a clothing store, he’s seen enough and done enough to know not to get too excited over a celebrity sighting. And while he may not get excited over seeing an A-lister walk down the street, we are certainly excited about his latest venture into the world of home décor: one-of-a-kind embellished books.    The search for the coffee table book can be very tricky, like finding that perfect pair of jeans or choosing a paint color that you can live with for years to come. It takes a certain panache, an undeniable curative eye, and good helping of style. Luckily, Stanziale pieces bring all those to the table and an extra dose of glitz and glamour. Situated up north in Edgewater, is a tastefully decorated apartment in which Brian Stanziale creates his books, THE BMS. Their covers range, as does what is inside the book. What they do have in common as an artisanal quality that’s just as much unique as it is eye-catching. His pieces are bold and beautiful, chic and artisanal. They’re the perfect conversation starter that gives your home décor an added edge. From Iman to aliens, Stanziale’s books range in content and in character. How can you go wrong with David Bowie dripping in gold?   After graduation from Valley Forge Military Academy, Brian Stanziale sought refuge in the welcoming and dynamic arms of the art and fashion community. Intent on working in the industry, Brian tracked down one of Chicago’s top fashion stylists Patric Chauvez and compelled him to hire him for the next three years, Brian acted as his fashion photo stylist at The Chicago Tribune.After sneaking into New York Fashion Week with Chicago Tribune passes, Brian became enamored with the NY Fashion scene and upon his return to Chicago, packed everything and moved to NYC. Time spent in NYC proved beneficial; Brina was being commissioned to create on-of-a-kind pieces for a few notable people such as Genevieve Jones, Rihanna, Shawna Stone and more. Riding his success, Brian opened a freestanding concept store in NY’s trendy SoHo district. More than just a boutique, “Sloane” was a fully immersive lifestyle experience. Brian’s  collections were coveted by celebs and tastemakers such as Kate Hudson, Julia Restoin Roitfield, and Sofia Coppola featured within the editorial pages of Vogue, Dossier and Content Mode. Next, Brian co-launched and designed a ready-to-wear label “Alex Kramer” which debuted exclusively at Barney’s New York and was worn by Oprah Winfrey, Olivia Wilde and Gweneth Paltrow and featured in W, Elle, O Magazine, WWD, Instyle and more.  the bms.  Search, but you won’t find anything like the bms.   Truly a bold and provocative collection of home art, the bms. brings new meaning to the concept of using your home as your canvas.  The Chicago based studio creates pieces that encourage you to look at everyday objects for a second time, challenging you to find a new appreciation for the beauty in your surroundings. books, by the bms. are hand tacked coffee table books that are certain to be the anchor of any chic room. art, by the bms. are hand tacked oil on canvas painting that are striking to say the least. stuff, by the bms. shows you that your stuff can be just as exciting and distracting as your screens.   brian m. stanziale   Artist/Designer Brian Stanziale is based in Chicago with roots in New York.  Brian’s design aesthetic has been described in Vogue to have “…a laid back swank…” an appellation worn with pride. After having created the one of a kind concept shop Sloane NYC in Soho, Brian went on to design a luxury womenswear collection carried in Barneys New York, Saks Fifth Ave, Intermix and more. Bringing his unique fashion approach to home décor, Brian started the bms. in 2014.  In almost no time, his pieces have been sought out by some of the most discerning clients from around the globe.   www.the-bms.com  SOCIALS:  https://www.instagram.com/the_bms/  https://www.facebook.com/bmsnyc/   

The ladies dominate NY Fashion week, but the LA shade is fully present! Catch Mayte Carrillo (@thisismayte), Jane Johnsen (@janejohnsen_) & Ethan Paisley (@ethanpaisley) as they dive into Kyle's fashion show and share their first impressions on newcomers Garcelle & Sutton. HOSTED BY: Mayte Carrillo - https://www.instagram.com/thisismayte/ Ethan Paisley - https://www.instagram.com/ethanbpaisley/ Jane Johnsen - https://www.instagram.com/janejohnsen_/ Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more After Shows for your favorite TV shows and the latest news in TV, Film, and exclusive celebrity interviews, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · The Colin and Samir Podcast: The Colin and Samir Podcast hosted by LA - based friends and filmmakers Colin and Samir takes a look into what it’s like to make creativity your career. https://open.spotify.com/show/5QaSbbv2eD4SFrlFR6IyY7?si=Dj3roVoJTZmOime94xhjng

In this episode, Dana and Jessica ask 'Why does popularity ruin everything?  Dana tells us how fun the live music and bar is at a grocery store during happy hour and drank the quinoa vodka to prove it.  A misunderstanding over where to wait in line has Dana fuming and Jessica finally decides to call some people out for line cutting at a tiki bar. Dana calls Jessica a genius thanks to her extensive knowledge of senseless trivia. Find out what Dana forgot to take off before she went into an audition. Jessica has some strong opinions about who should and shouldn't perform at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions.  Dana can't even deal with the let down of Taylor Swift's big reveal after a year of teasers. Listeners are introduced to "Do Ya Do It?" Corner as Dana and Jessica share the ASMR and time lapsed food videos that really satisfy. Dana claims she's "allergic to Cajun" when Jessica tries to get her to try a vegan Cajun restaurant.  This week's raves include Mauria Stonestreet and her work with Building Hope for Autism and Kheris Rogers, who at 10 years old turned getting teased into a movement inspired by her grandmother's phrase  Flexin' in Your Complexion, that landed her at NY Fashion week.  Building Hope For Autism-https://www.facebook.com/buildinghopeforautism/ Flexin' in My Complexion - https://www.flexininmycomplexion.com/

On today's episode we talk about the end of Superman we think, the NY Fashion week petty part two, and Kat Williams giving his two cents.

Tune in to Ann, L Boogie, Christopher and Brotha J! This week’s topics include: The untimely passing of Mac Miller, Dallas police officer charged with the killing of Botham Shem Jean, remembering 9/11, the Nicki x Cardi B scuffle during NY Fashion week, Ebro vs. Tekaski 69, the Bobby Brown story, the Power finale, the latest episode of Insecure, and more!

In today's episode, VIP Ignite podcast host Deneen White discusses the behind the scenes preparation for NY Fashion week with agent Ryan Colby. Fashion Week may be in September, but the preparations are going on now. Learn about how the shows are cast, and exactly what one needs to do to walk the runway in NY. 

In today's episode, VIP Ignite podcast host Deneen White discusses the behind the scenes preparation for NY Fashion week with agent Ryan Colby. Fashion Week may be in September, but the preparations are going on now. Learn about how the shows are cast, and exactly what one needs to do to walk the runway in NY. 

In this episode of The IoClothes Podcast, we speak with Hello everyone and welcome. I am your host Ben Cooper, and today we'll be speaking with Jackie Trebilcock, Managing Director of the New York Fashion Tech Lab. As we've said in the past, the players necessary to usher in the future of a digitally connected future are diverse. This week speak with Jackie about what The New York Fashion Tech Lab is doing to build community, develop relationships and created a business development platform. Interestingly, their program focuses on women-led fashion technology start-ups innovating at the intersection of fashion, retail, and technology. In this episode we won't be talking about product but another important piece to equation as companies look to build “smarter” businesses. For more information on the New York Fashion Tech Lab, check out their website at www.nyftlab.com. You can also follow them on social media on Twitter, Pinterest, Youtube, and Instagram @nyftlab across all platforms. Support for this episode is brought to you by Myant. The world's most advanced textile computing platform. For more information, check out https://www.myant.ca/solutions. For more on the podcast and the rapidly growing community we're building at IoClothes, check us out at www.ioclothes.com. You can subscribe to the podcast on: iTunes Google Play Stitcher Pocket Cast Follow Us: LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Instagram Copyright © 2017-2018 IoClothes Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer: The information contained in this podcast is for general information purposes only. In no event will we be liable for any loss or damage derived from the information provided.

Chatting 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' in Barcelona (Kim Zolciak's text OMG), 'Vanderpump Rules' at Big Bear Lake (does James love Lala?) & the messiness of NY Fashion week with 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills'

Co-Hosts Eva Tingley & Kathy Deitch discuss Robbie Tripp's viral post about loving his curvy wife, NY Fashion week, Fall Fashions, "The Reah" pose that Eva keeps failing trying.

Tomi Gunz & Franck Mille go in depth on NY Fashion Week, e commerce vs store fronts, and why hoes are winning

Gus Birney, the youngest actress to date on the podcast, gained her reputation as the new "it girl" with her starring role in the prestige cable drama, "The Mist." At 17 she has already walked the runway for Kanye West during fashion week and co-starred with Marisa Tomei in the critically acclaimed production of "The Rose Tattoo." The daughter of Tony award winning actor Reed Birney and OITNB star Constance Schulman, she shares with great candor the day to day life of growing up in a household with actors who sometimes worked and sometimes didn't, why high school wasn't a great fit for her, and how a 3a.m. trip to a downtown NYC salon is normal in the world of modeling. Gus shares her struggles with the constant reality of being the youngest person in an ensemble and also shares how she negotiates her creative desires with the downtime that actors face and the trauma and hilarity of self taping with her mother -- all of which make for a hilarious and poignant interview with this remarkable young talent who is a moviestar on the rise. Gus Birney was born and raised on the upper west side in NYC. Went to the professional performing arts school for high school. Her first professional job was one of the Clean and Clear girls for their commercials. She guest starred on "Chicago Med," played Marissa Tomei's daughter in :The Rose Tattoo" at Williamstown, opened Kanye West's show at NY Fashion week last fall and just recently wrapped the first season of "The Mist." Based on Stephen King's novella (was also a movie) and shot for four months in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Gus is a songwriter and has performed at The Bitter End, Rockwood Music Hall and Arleen's Grocery. She is scheduled to shoot a new Sarah Jessica Parker film in the summer of 2017.

Sharon Haver e. team@focusonstyle.com w: focusonstyle.com T: focusonstyle F: focusonstyle Sharon is a NY fashion stylist who talks about looking ageless and why perception is more important than the year you were born. She also talks about staying relevant and how not to age yourself out of your career. She speaks to the 3 telltale signs of looking old and why attitude is the secret to living a vital life. She also talks to when it is time to reinvent yourself.

The new episode of "The Little Miss Ent. Show" ft. Celebrity Hair Stylist Aleetha Clanton as seen in VOUGE, MARIE CLAIRE, and NY Fashion week. Make sure you check out her websites AleethaClanton.com & TheGlassSlipperWedding.com. --- 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/thelittlemissentshow/message

Marc Jacobs Spring show is the hot ticket of NY Fashion week. His Spring 2010 collection was romantic and dark, inspired by the theatre and ballet the show was simply spectacular. Featuring Francois Nars, Rachel Zoe, Hilary Alexander and Bryan Boy.