Podcasts about Oscar de la Renta

We are nearing the end of the series and Episode 14 has a lot of drama! Miranda not only proposes but gets married to Steve and Samantha's breast augmentation immediately becomes a breast cancer diagnosis. Meanwhile, Charlotte gets food poisoning and Carrie receives a hot pink silk faille Oscar De La Renta dress at an over-the-top romantic date with Petrovsky! Is it all too much or are we just starved for romance? A lot comes up about courtship, love, and the ick factor! Do you have a fun ick story? DM us at @themirandaspod on IG, we want to share it on the pod!

For more than two decades, FashionTelevision had people all over the world obsessed with host Jeanne Beker's compelling interviews with top designers and supermodels, her intel about what goes on behind-the-scenes at runway shows around the world, and what was in and out of style. Before that, her interviews with the hottest musicians on The NewMusic made for some of the most talked about TV moments, from Iggy Pop to Keith Richards, Paul McCartney and Madonna. Both shows were ground-breaking in the 1980s and '90s. In her new memoir, "Heart on My Sleeve," Beker talks about her early influences, highlights some of her more memorable interviews, and poignantly discusses her recent experience with cancer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Freeby is back(!!!) and counting down all the Best Dressed looks from the CFDA Awards, Halloween, election season, the Latin Grammys and more! Oscar De La Renta! Christian Siriano! Marc Jacobs! Who will be named November Best Dressed?!

On this episode of Beauty Bosses, New York based designer and creative director Carly Cushnie talks early design inspirations from growing up in London, interning for Oscar de la Renta, and spearheading her own line CUSHNIE. She also discusses her more recent pivot to designing interiors. Listen on for more details.

On this episode of Beauty Bosses, New York based designer and creative director Carly Cushnie talks early design inspirations from growing up in London, interning for Oscar de la Renta, and spearheading her own line CUSHNIE. She also discusses her more recent pivot to designing interiors. Listen on for more details.

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Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim talk helming the iconic fashion institution Oscar de la Renta and finding their voice with their own brand, Monse. The sartorial storytellers discuss their origins in the fashion world as well as their viral moment dressing Michelle Obama for the DNC stage. Listen on to learn how they balance it all.

Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim talk helming the iconic fashion institution Oscar de la Renta and finding their voice with their own brand, Monse. The sartorial storytellers discuss their origins in the fashion world as well as their viral moment dressing Michelle Obama for the DNC stage. Listen on to learn how they balance it all.

The biggest stories on the internet from June 17th, 2024. Timestamps: 1:39 Xandra Pohl allegedly has a new man 4:36 Joe Alwyn addresses Taylor Swift split in new interview 7:21 Swifties vs. Charli XCX's Brat Girl Summer 10:00 Oscar de la Renta is done inviting media and influencers to its shows Find our podcast YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC18HclY7Tt5-1e3Z-MEP7Jg  Subscribe to our weekly Substack: https://centennialworld.substack.com/  Join our Geneva home: https://links.geneva.com/invite/7eb23525-9259-4d59-95e3-b9edd35861a5  Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/infinitescrollpodcast/ Follow Lauren on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laurenmeisner_/

Denise Johnson returns to Reason Bound to discuss blending cultural identities centered on what it means to be Latino/a, Chicano/a, Hispanic, and so on. Denise talks with Ryan about connecting with roots, hertiage, and how one's own culture can interact with another. It's a good conversation between long time friends that sparked ideas about what it means to be identity X or Y.

Ever wondered why celebrities go for the provocative over the practical? What's the secret behind turning a Flintstone-inspired gown into a fashion statement? Prepare to have your fashion curiosity satiated as we embark on a journey, exploring  the glitz and glamour of celebrity style at the MTV Music Awards. We reveal how the relationship between a celebrity and their stylist can shape public perception of who is the" it girl", and how brands are capitalizing on this celebrity culture.  Also we are spotlight fashion professionals like Gabriella Careffa Johnson, who are making waves behind the scenes.  It's a fashion-packed episode with a blend of celebrity culture, sartorial discussions, and industry insights you won't want to miss.Like, subscribe and be on the look out for a new episode every week!Credit and special thanks goes to:Produced by: Aziza Duniani @woman_BusinessMusic supervisor: Chic loren @chicloren_Music by: Gavin Williams @thegavin1

On this episode, I speak with acclaimed producer and filmmaker Brad Starks who works and lives in Maui. He survived the devastating wildfire that came close to his "front door." This episode is more laid back in terms of production and really gives voice to the story at hand. My Guest: Brad Starks is an incredibly accomplished individual—he grew up in Rockford, Illinois and has held many different positions over the years including fashion photographer, creative director, filmmaker, producer, and currently an actor based in Maui. Mr. Starks has operated studios in New York, Chicago, Madrid, Spain, and Tokyo.  During his work as a fashion photographer, he had the pleasure of working with fashion icons like Nicolle Miller and Oscar De La Renta along with Emanuel Ungaro. An impressive career across the map, with works of his published in Vogue, GQ, Vanity Fair and many more— he's worked on the sets of the Real Housewives of Beverley Hills, HGTV's Hawaii Life, and on networks like A&E and MTV.  Mr. Stark has been living in Hawaii for years and when the wildfires began, he was there—it was unlike anything he'd ever seen. He says he'll never forget how close the fire came to his front door. ________________________________________________________ Lahaina Venmo Donation Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/lahaina_ohana_venmo_donation/ Maui Support Groups- https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/10/us/hawaii-fires-how-to-help.html Times Radio UK Story- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxMDTGY6NBU&t=60s The Jeremiah Patterson Show (Facebook)- https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100095566779645 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thejeremiahpattersonshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thejeremiahpattersonshow/support

Get ready for a wild ride on this episode of Below 14th Street! I'm Ashli Pollard, and I'm taking you on a journey through my unconventional path to landing an internship at Oscar de la Renta in the fashion industry. I share some juicy stories about how I had to bend the rules and work day and night to get ahead, while also being prepared and professional. But hold on tight, because I also reveal a personal story about how I almost blew my chance at the internship because I wasn't prepared. You won't want to miss this episode on the Unfiltered Entrepreneur! ▶︎ Watch the Video Podcast Here! 00:00 — Intro 02:11 — Cutthroat 04:53— Oscar de La Renta 7:32 — Lessons Learned 8:10 — The Interview that Went Wrong 15 :35 — Life Lessons Resources: The Doers Portal Team AP Consulting Services Team AP Resource Shop The Roundtable Freebies _____ Into it? Subscribe/Follow/Rate the podcast wherever you are listening (from one entrepreneur to another, we know how important this is right?!) Subscribe to the Team AP Consulting YouTube Channel! And make sure you take your Archetype quiz to unlock loads of free content tailored to you + your business. Follow us on IG here! And check out all the other bomb podcasts from Fast Forward Productions right here. Get more from Ashli over on this side and leave your listener voicemails at the link below --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/unfiltered-entrepreneur/message

Lauren and Chan chat about another misstep by the Montecito Markles, as reports have come out detailing one of the more recent examples of the couple's entitled behavior, this time being their request to join President Joe Biden and Dr. Jill on AIR FORCE ONE following the Queen's funeral. Their requests were declined, as one cannot just hitch a ride with the President, Sussexes or not. This blunder serves as a reminder that maybe the Bidens are not as Team Sussex as the Markles might hope, despite Meghan thinking that Dr. Jill had sent her cloaked messages of support in the form of Oscar De La Renta fashion choices. The gals then dive into the persistent rumors that there is trouble in paradise for Harry and Meghan on both the financial and relationship fronts. As most of their business deals have not panned out, and they have not become Oprah-level dignitaries, they seem to be at a crossroads. Lauren and Chan eagerly await the return of Meghan's Instagram and are ready to click on her Reward Style links, should that blessed day ever come. They leave the road from Montecito and take a much darker road to Gilgo Beach, where Chan leads a deep dive on the Gilgo Beach Murders and the recent arrest of Rex Heuermann, a married father of two and *gasp* architect. From being an unsolved case that plagued Long Island, learn how investigators cracked the cold case using cell phone data, new DNA testing, and a major tip from the "handler" of one of the murder victims. This case is absolutely horrifying, and serves as a chilling reminder that there are people out there who have secret double lives.  The Pop Apologists $500 shopping spree giveaway is open until August 15! To enter, post a link to your favorite Pop Apologists episode, why you love the podcast on your Instagram stories, and tag @popapologists.  Please note 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. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lauren and Chan chat about another misstep by the Montecito Markles, as reports have come out detailing one of the more recent examples of the couple's entitled behavior, this time being their request to join President Joe Biden and Dr. Jill on AIR FORCE ONE following the Queen's funeral. Their requests were declined, as one cannot just hitch a ride with the President, Sussexes or not. This blunder serves as a reminder that maybe the Bidens are not as Team Sussex as the Markles might hope, despite Meghan thinking that Dr. Jill had sent her cloaked messages of support in the form of Oscar De La Renta fashion choices. The gals then dive into the persistent rumors that there is trouble in paradise for Harry and Meghan on both the financial and relationship fronts. As most of their business deals have not panned out, and they have not become Oprah-level dignitaries, they seem to be at a crossroads. Lauren and Chan eagerly await the return of Meghan's Instagram and are ready to click on her Reward Style links, should that blessed day ever come. They leave the road from Montecito and take a much darker road to Gilgo Beach, where Chan leads a deep dive on the Gilgo Beach Murders and the recent arrest of Rex Heuermann, a married father of two and *gasp* architect. From being an unsolved case that plagued Long Island, learn how investigators cracked the cold case using cell phone data, new DNA testing, and a major tip from the “handler” of one of the murder victims. This case is absolutely horrifying, and serves as a chilling reminder that there are people out there who have secret double lives.  The Pop Apologists $500 shopping spree giveaway is open until August 15! To enter, post a link to your favorite Pop Apologists episode, why you love the podcast on your Instagram stories, and tag @popapologists.  Please note 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. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sassy's second birthday coincides with prom, and this issue is on it, showing you how to get ready (with...a bodybuilding magazine?) and one ad full of Merry Go Round's weirdest dresses. There's also a great spread on Audrey Hepburn as a fashion muse, and a weird spread on environmentally conscious fashion that doesn't quite think things through. We're also learning which natural beauty products passed Sassy editors' testing, what Climax Springs is, and how friggin' many soap stars had their own 900 numbers in this era. Put on your most diaphanous sleeves and get into it! QUICK LINKS

The 2023 Met Gala red carpet was back again last Sunday night at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. This year, the annual affair celebrated the exhibition “Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty.”    Now, before y'all decide that the Met Gala may not be your cup of tea, listen long enough to indulge as Holly and our LADY ABOUT TOWN, Nolan, give us their rundown of the best and worst dressed candidates, and of course, some hilarious (and possibly inappropriate) commentary!   This gala honored the legacy of Karl Lagerfeld—the late designer who helmed fashion houses such as Chanel, Fendi, Chloé, and his own eponymous line—and raised funds for The Met's Costume Institute.   Just as important as the exhibition, of course, is the star-studded red-carpet spectacle that took place as guests made their way up the famous Met steps.    After all, the Met Gala—often dubbed the “Super Bowl of fashion”—has created some of the most memorable (and viral) celebrity red carpet looks from the past decade.   OVERALL THOUGHTS: This year's theme lent itself to all things Karl Lagerfeld, which in most cases focused on his years as the Creative Director at Chanel.     Translation: we saw a lot of black-and-white dressing, as well as Chanel's trademark tweed, quilting, pearls...lots of pearls, golden chains, and fabric Camellia flowers.   By the way, the craziest part of the night was the 3, count them, THREE people who dressed as Lagerfeld's beloved cat, Choupette.    BEST DRESSED Not that your favorite personal stylists always agree, here were the top outfits:   Dua Lupa (in vintage FW92 Chanel wedding couture, and a Tiffany diamond the size of the Moon) Giselle in vintage Chanel SS07 wedding couture Maude Apatow in Chloé Vanessa Hudgens in Michael Kors Florence Pugh in Valentino (but not the head-dress...um, no.) Kim Kardashian in custom Schiaparelli (in 50,000 freshwater pearls-I wonder what that's like?) Kylie Jenner in Jean Paul Guiltier  Paris Hilton in Marc Jacobs Kerry Washington in Michael Kors  Jenne Ortega in custom Thom Browne Jessica Chastain in Gucci Halle Bailey in Gucci Ashley Graham by designer Harris Reed (YYYAASSSS) Viola Davis custom hot pink Valentino Jennifer Lopez in custom Ralph Lauren Sidney Sweeney in custom Miu Miu  Anne Hathaway in white tweed Atelier Versace gown Amanda Seyfried in Oscar De La Renta gorgeous dress, but dressed as a Taylor Swift wanna be, so, Nolan said MEH.) Lea Michele in Michael Kors Anok Yai in Prabal Gurung Bad Bunny in Jacquemus (best Male according to Nolan) Rihanna in custom Valentino Lily Collins in Vera Wang Olivia WIld in custom Chloe WORST DRESSED Again, not always in agreement, but chosen with passion:   Cardi B in a grey wig and Richard Quinn pink and grey outfit-(after party look) Gigi Hadid with her entire ass was out in Givenchy Kendall Jenner in Marc Jacobs (how 'bout some pants? Hated the boots that made her 6'4”.) Lizzo in a custom black silk crêpe Chanel dress with a glass pearls harness, inspired by a look from the 1991/92 ready-to-wear collection-Solid effort but eeehhhhh? Mary J Blige in custom Burberry a plunging floral dress & matching thigh-high boots Margo Robbie in a black silk chiffon gown with plastic and gold chain detailing at the waist, first worn by Cindy Crawford as part of Chanel's haute couture spring 1993 Doja Kat was lovely in Oscar, if you cut her head off Erykah Badu in Marni-Looked like a puppet from Sesame Street Kristen Stewart in Chanel-Don't understand   For our besties of the podcast, we bring you this commentary on the Met Gala not because you are going to dress as Karl Lagerfeld's cat at a $300,000-per-person event in NYC, but because fashion is fun, whimsical and always keeps us guessing.  This late designer is iconic in every sense of the word, from his stint at Chloé to his long-standing tenures at Fendi, Chanel, and his eponymous brand to his unmissable uniform comprised of a white button-down shirt, black sunglasses, and a tailored black jacket, making him the perfect fashion figure to be honored at this year's Met Gala for the accompanying Costume Institute exhibit, “Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty.”   Be sure to follow along with Holly's Pinterest Board to see each and every one of these styles!   Don't forget, we are the best fashion friend you never knew you needed! Join us, follow us and hang with us every Friday!  What are your faves?!? Write us in to let us know! xoxo The Only Holly You need to know  

In this episode, Alan and Kristen discuss how she became the Chief Marketing Officer of Homedics, the state of the industry, and the way Homedics markets to the modern consumer through both DTC and traditional Distribution channels. Kristen also outlines the recent brand refresh and the resulting captain that resulted in a rapid 80% D2C sales jump. Kristen credits this success equally to the creative, the media mix, and the improved website. Homedics plans to double its video assessment efforts and is exploring opportunities for influencer partnerships in 2023.  Kristen D'Arcy is an agent of change and has intentionally guided her career path to gain the skills she knew she would need to be a CMO. She is driving growth at Homedics by emphasizing the importance of consistency across assets, the perfect mix of brand and performance investments, and the need to maintain that balance even during tough times. Kristen is a huge believer that the right marketing drives growth and Homedics has incredible product lines and a unique family culture that empowers her to make amazing things happen.   In this episode, you'll learn:  The details of Homedics' brand refresh and the campaign that lead to an 80% sales jump  Why marketers need nerves of steel in hard times to ensure long-term brand success Homedics' plans for the future  Key Highlights  [01:30] Learning resilience from Geoffrey the Giraffe [04:55] From CRM to CMO [14:00] Homedics: the scope of the business [16:55] Breaking down the campaign led to an immediate 80% D2C sales jump  [23:15] What is the brand plan for 2023? [24:50] Balancing DTC and distribution partners  [29:40] How Homedics is helping Bring Change to Mind  [33:00] The hard conversation that taught Kristen an important lesson [38:10] Where AI fits into marketing conversations   [40:00] Brands to watch [44:00] The unique threat the economy is posing for marketers  Resources Mentioned:  Kristen D'Arcy  Homedics  Career: Ralph Lauren, Oscar De La Renta, Coty, American Eagle, Aerie, PacSun  Video spots for the new campaign  Bring Change to Mind (organization and cause) co-founded by Glenn Close (actress)  Drift product that is giving proceeds back to Bring Change to Mind  ChatGPT  Brands mentioned: Liquid Death, Skims   Follow the podcast:  Listen on iTunes (link: http://apple.co/2dbdAhV)  Listen on Google Podcasts (link: http://bit.ly/2Rc2kVa)  Listen on Spotify (Link: http://spoti.fi/2mCUGnC)   Connect with the Guest:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristen-darcy/  https://twitter.com/HoMedics  https://www.instagram.com/homedics/   Connect with Marketing Today and Alan Hart:  Twitter Alan B Hart - http://twitter.com/abhart  LinkedIn Alan  - https://www.linkedin.com/in/alanhart  Twitter Marketing Today - http://twitter.com/themktgtoday  Facebook Marketing Today - https://www.facebook.com/themktgtoday/  LinkedIn Marketing Today - https://www.linkedin.com/company/marketing-today-with-alan-hart/  Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/marketingtodaySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Melanie Vugich is an Australian artist giving the still life genre a modern twist. She is a still life painter from Broken Hill, who lived in Florence, Italy for 25 years designing textiles. She has recently collaborated with the fashion designer, Oscar De La Renta, for a collection using her paintings as prints. Her paintings feature flowers, books, fruits and vases she has collected from her time in Broken Hill. Her sister, Lisa, is her manager, which is very cool, and we think everyone should have a Lisa!!You can see Melanie's work at Twentytwentysix Gallery in Bondi from 24th Jan - 12th Feb.Thanks Mel, so great to meet you and talk to you. 

Emily DiDonato is the first supermodel in hell! She's been the face of Maybelline, Giorgio Armani Perfume, and has worked for major brands such as Victoria's Secret, Miu Miu, Oscar De La Renta, Guess, and many more. She talks about how she got discovered in a mall in Connecticut and started working while still in high school. She opens up about how she was pressured to spend $10k on designer clothes whenever she shopped in Paris from her agencies, losing weight for campaigns, being rejected, and her opinion on "nepo babies" in the modeling industry. She also explains the wild story of how she met her husband on an airplane! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Renée Knorr Leading International Beauty & Fashion Influencer, isthe founder of the The ReKnorr Group, Global Women WealthWarriors and GW3 Magazine, a Marketing Firm and a WealthWellness Hub founded in Atlanta, Georgia. She is an artisticvisionary whose ability; uniquely creative talents andoutstanding reputation have made her a tremendoussuccess in the lifestyle arena.Knorr is a native of New Orleans, Louisiana, who came toAtlanta and made a huge impact in business, fashion, andthe beauty industry. She evolved from a VP Executive BankerFashion and Beauty Editor, and an International Runway Modelwith Ebony Fashion Fair, Producer of Luxury Events at The ReknortGroup, to founding a Women & Girls Financial Literacy and HeathWellness resource hub to help women through financial literacy andhealth wellness training.Knorr has been recognized as 'One of the Most Influential Women' inGeorgia. She has been featured in numerous publications for herunwavering Women Empowerment and Leadership activities: Who'sWho in Black Atlanta (3 times), People You Need to Know, Atlanta Business Journal's, Women LookingAhead, Women of Wealth, Viva International, Season's, Sheen Magazine, Chy'Ann, and Ebony & Jet.Knorr's approach to branding, beauty and fashion has cultivated thousands of people around the world tobe more confident and courteous in life and business, education and social situations. She has receivedModel of the Year Award, WEN's (Women Empowerment Business) Diamond Award, People You Need toKnow Business - Superstar Award, Giving A Hand - Certificate of Excellence in her Humanitarian works, andWILDE - Leadership & Service Award to name a few. She has worked with leading Fashion ICONS such as:Oscar De La Renta, Emmanuel Ungaro, Diane Von Furstenberg, Mossimo, Linda Bezuidenhout, Tadashi,Bramer Leon Couture, Giovanni, Sherry Hill and Halston to name a few. For more than a decade she hasprovided communication, sales and leadership training programs, keynotes, and executive coaching toFortune 500 companies, universities and national conferences.Knorr is living her destiny as a Mother of her beautiful daughter in college while inspiring others at GlobalWomen Wealth Warriors. She is a non-profit ambassador for several organizations, writer, spokesmodeland a public speaker. She fulfills her assignment in creating more leaders in the community. Every year, sheworks with 100 boys and girls of underrepresented students in giving back. Knorr thrives in living a life ofexcellence. She states, "In creating your own success, sometimes we have to go through some things thatmay not be comfortable, but it is essential in building a strong legacy."How to Be Balanced, Beautiful and Abundant?For more information go to…https://www.rebeccaelizabethwhitman.com/Https://linktr.ee/rebeccaewhitman This is The Quickest & Easiest Way To Your Own Side Hustle!Show me how----->https://balancedbeautifulabundant.com/

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www.psychic4hire.com What can we learn from Katy Perry's use of Satan's powers? Recently, fashion designer Tom Ford dissed Katy Perry in the press, making fun of her for dressing like a hamburger at the Met Gala. Last night at the Met Gala, Katy Perry showed up in an Oscar De La Renta dress, looking amazing. All the press said that Tom Ford was made to look like a fool. Obviously, Katy Perry is a beautiful woman, but to have such a great increase in beauty in such a short amount of time does take magic. Katy Perry is a well-known user of satanic magic and she obviously felt challenged by Tom Ford, and angry. She used her magic to increase her beauty to get revenge on Tom Ford. I would not advise anyone to use Satanic magic but, with your own psychic abilities, you should learn to use your emotions to your advantage. Whether you're feeling happy, sad, angry, or tired. All these emotions, with the inherent energy bursts they bring with them, can be directed towards increasing your magic abilities and psychic power. So I think the best takeaway from the Tom Ford/Katy Perry debacle is that emotion can be used to increase your psychic powers and abilities. If you would like more psychic help please hire El Gypto today! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elgypto/message

The Global Cancer Conference    This event is to raise awareness and educate others on the Cancer topic.   Hosted by Regeline Sabbat - Motivational Keynote Speaker, 5x Bestselling Author, Life Coach, First generation Haitian American, the host of Walk With Me Podcast on JRQTV, Financial Expert, and CEO and Founder of Life Service Center of America, LLC. Endorsed by Les Brown.   (Master of Ceremonies) Dr. Lakisha James - Corporate event planner, Set Designer, Mentor, Author, and Atlanta Chapter Leader for World Women Conference & Awards   Speakers: (Keynote Speaker) Speaker#1 Amy P. Kelly- Amy P. Kelly, GPHR, SPHR, SHRM-SCP President and Chief Learning Officer, The Amy P. Kelly Companies Individual, Team, and Organizational Development   Speaker #2 Jocelyn McClure - Public Speaker, Author, Soon to be published in Les Brown's Ignite the Hunger in You Jocelyn McClure has been a Realtor® in the Washington, DC area since 1991. She's a graduate of the Duke Ellington School of the Art's class of 1978 and attended the Catholic University of America on a vocal music scholarship. Her involvement with Ellington has spanned decades; from attending as a student, to becoming the inaugural president of the formally recognized DESA Alumni Association which she helped found in 2005, to currently serving in the capacity of co-president for the DESA Alumni Association. In March of 1984, Jocelyn gave her life to the Lord and has grown through the years to have an ever-increasing passion for helping people come to points of breakthrough along this life's difficult journey. She is a motivational, inspirational speaker and bestselling published author who's focused on empowerment, encouragement, positivity, self-improvement, mindset, growth, and personal development. She's also a breast cancer survivor who coaches and encourages many women as they wage war against this sworn enemy. She is a mentor to many and recently, after aligning with world renown speaker Les Brown, embarked on the journey of public speaking in an intentional way. Personally mentored by Les Brown and a featured speaker on the 2021 HTS “Dare to Dream” Summit, and the upcoming 2022 Hungry for Greatness “Transformer's: What's IN Your Mind” Summit, she is dedicated to the development and maintenance of good mental health through compassionate truth telling.   Speaker #3 Cj Grace- Ex-BBC journalist and author of the humorous infidelity self-help book, Adulterer's Wife: How to Thrive Whether You Stay or Not. After receiving a copy, Arianna Huffington invited CJ to be a HuffPost contributor. CJ also blogs about infidelity, breast cancer and social issues on Thrive Global and on her websites, adultererswife.com and rentabrit.com. CJ is completing her second book, Hotel Chemo: My Wild Ride through Breast Cancer and Infidelity, a warts-and-all comic self-help memoir. She dealt with the double whammy of discovering her husband's infidelity and shortly after being diagnosed with breast cancer by refusing to be a victim and keeping her wicked sense of humor. A lifelong Monty Python fan, an eye for absurdity pervades her writing.   Speaker #4 Katrece Nolen - Author, Speaker, Cancer Survivor   Speaker #5 Tonni Millican-Larson - Best Selling Author and Inspirational Speaker. Healing Broken Women.   Speaker #6 Dr. Yan Ley- Dr. Yan Leyfman has been recognized as one of the top international researchers in oncology by the American Society of Hematology and American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO). He has contributed to the development of several anti-cancer therapies that have recently entered clinical trials and new treatment recommendations of care. His successes have been recognized by the Goldwater Research Foundation, Sigma Xi, New York Times, ABC, and Harvard Medical School. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he was recruited to join the Global COVID-19 Taskforce to serve as Director of the Immunology Division, which produced one of the first mechanisms for SARS-CoV-2 and COVI-Flu along with therapeutic interventions for both. In June 2021, Dr. Leyfman presented the first mechanism to explain the interplay between cancer and COVID-19 at the 2021 ASCO Annual Meeting. His work has been published as the cover article in the journal, Shock, and in the textbook, Insights on a Post-COVID World. Over the past year, Yan was recognized as the 2020 iCHEM Emerging International Scholar in Immunology & Immunotherapy, 2020 New York State & City Manhattan Hero for his community service and research contributions during the COVID-19 pandemic and by Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center for research excellence. In October 2021, Dr. Leyfman was recognized as a 2021 Hero in Healthcare for research contributions to cancer & COVID-19 at the Lymphoma, Leukemia & Myeloma Congress   Dr. Leyfman also has a passion for education, mentorship, and community service. He is a journal editor and mentor to medical students in redeveloping countries and gives talks about the latest innovations in medicine.   Speaker #7 Erica Mitchell- Known as the “Shoe Maven in the Making”, Erica M. specializes in providing the trendiest, chicest styles in shoes and fashion, creating memorable shoe statements that will be the talk of the town forever! Her motto? "Trends change, style is everlasting". Born and raised in Baltimore, M.D., Erica knew what style was at the tender age of 10; to deal with the pain and stress of being bullied, she found comfort in and an outlet for her creativity while playing dress up in the shoes and jewelry of her mother, Robin, and grandmother, Hester. Inspired by style icons such as Versace and Oscar De La Renta, she realized how powerful fashion could be and became determined to style the world in bold yet classy pieces. Knowing that there must be other girls struggling with the same issues, In 2009, Erica launched Tru Goddess Empowerment, a community organization that focuses on the empowerment of teen girls and women.. Tru Goddess Empowerment has now re-launched in Dania Beach, Florida.   In 2012, Erica and her sister, Domeakia, brought their dream of opening the online women's shoe boutique, Goddess Couture, to fruition and began to style reality TV stars such as Love Majewski, Krystle Couso, Alexander Dilworth, NetFlix Comedian Aida Rodriguez, just to name a few. After the sudden loss of their mother in 2014, Erica decided to relocate to South Florida in order to focus 1000% on building and branding her business and styling ladies everywhere, re-inventing herself and her life in the process. ​​ This diva didn't stop there! In 2015 became Creator for Walk in Faith Custom Custom Shoes. My mission is to motivate all survivors (cancer, domestic violence, Bereaved, etc.) It's time to hold our head up and Walk in Faith. ​ ​​"This is only the beginning of my journey. So many feet in the world and only one shoe stylist can style them… Erica M."   Speaker #8 Dr. Melba Stetz Ph.D., LTC (Ret.), CYT, BCN, BCB - Melba was born on the beautiful island of Puerto Rico. She was always very smart, intuitive, and “hyper”. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) was a relatively new diagnosis. One day, she dropped out of pre-medical school and enlisted in the U.S. ARMY. She was the first military in her family. After a few “growing experiences” (e.g., racism, sexism, ageism, “Me too!”) she went back home. Upon graduation, she continued serving as an ARMY Research Psychologist. Lieutenant Colonel Stetz went to combat and has published extensively on stress and coping (https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=fOhhu-oAAAAJ). She became a best seller author for “Winner's Mindset: Peak Performance Strategies for Success” and just finished a chapter on a suicidal surviving book. Dr. Stetz is now writing on being breastless after cancer. Melba works as a Psychology Professor, a Neurofeedback and Biofeedback Therapist, and an Intuitive (spiritual) Coach. She loves helping others smile again by accepting their own power and spiritual gifts. You may also find her giving motivational talks in both English and Spanish. Her contact info is below:   Speaker #9 Danille Brown - 2x Breast Cancer Survivor   Speakers #10 & 11- Cory Micek and his wife Chelsie Micek- In 2018, Cory had a tumor the size of a football. He was a week away from a massive stroke and his doctor gave him 30 days to live. "You watch my God do a miracle," Cory told his Doctor as she delivered his lymphoma diagnosis. Cory was miraculously healed by the third round of chemotherapy and had completed 6 rounds of chemotherapy in total. Now, Cory and Chelsie are taking everything they've learned and are on a mission to help thousands going through their own cancer journey with their company VictorsPath. At VictorsPath, we help others by combining both a Victory mindset and specific Pathways focusing on Faith, Mindset & Lifestyle while on their own personal journey toward victory over cancer. "Victory Not Survival!"   Speaker #12- Katrece Nolen is a cancer survivor, advocate, and speaker, who highlights the importance of self-advocacy to combat health disparities.   Like other cancer patients and survivors, she began her cancer journey with feelings of isolation and uncertainty. After coming to grips with her cancer diagnosis, she made a conscious decision to get the best treatment available and to bring together the best support team possible.   A seven-year survivor of Stage 3 Inflammatory Breast Cancer, her book, “I've Been Diagnosed, Now What? Courageously Fighting Cancer in the Face of Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt, documents her journey from uninformed patient to self-advocate. Known for her ability to break complex concepts down in a fresh and relatable way, she shares a variety of methods and strategies other survivors may use to build their own community of support and not just survive, but thrive!   Katrece has had the opportunity to speak at business and cancer conferences and for organizations, including McKinsey & Company on the cancer patient experience.   An Oklahoma native, Katrece holds a B.S. in Industrial Engineering and a M.B.A. from George Washington University. She has served on various health and education related committees and councils and currently resides outside the Washington D.C. beltway, in Northern Virginia with her husband and children. Learn more at www.KatreceNolen.com.   Speaker #13-Lizeth Alvarado Master Permanent Makeup Artist PRO Lash Extension Stylist Beauty Educator Lizeth Alvarado lives her life by ‘

Compassion, Respect, Kindness. These are exactly what our world needs today. And Crista is a living example of what that person looks like. Crista Klayman is a critically acclaimed Runway agent of all time. Crista has over 30 years of experience and has worked with all the big names in fashion and design like Chanel, Gucci, Oscar De La Renta to name a few. But being an expert in her field is not the only thing that makes her shine, what sets her apart is her compassion, respect for others, and the kindness she has within her. In this episode, Crista shares with us her 30+ years of experience in the modeling industry. How awareness has brought diversity and inclusion to light. And how being compassionate, respectful, and being kind is actually the way to real success.   Head over to meetbridget.com for full show notes.

In this episode, my guest Sarah DeAnna and I are discussing how to channel your inner Supermodel or shockingly healthy habits that models use to maximize their amazing bodies, iconic faces, and confident attitudes. Guest Sarah DeAnna @sarahdeanna is an International Model, Author, Writer. Overcoming childhood poverty and tragedies, Sarah DeAnna graduated high school with honors, then put herself through college finishing ahead of schedule and went on to become an international high fashion model who's worked for Dolce & Gabbana, Versace, Vogue, Oscar De La Renta and countless others. An Author of "Supermodel YOU - Shockingly Healthy Insider Tips to Bring Out Your Inner Supermodel" SupermodelYOU Book International model Sarah DeAnna teaches you the shockingly healthy habits that models use to maximize their amazing bodies, iconic faces, and confident attitudes. You'll learn the Five Keys to channeling your inner supermodel as you discover how models really eat, dress, exercise, sleep, de-stress, travel, and stay gorgeous no matter what. As you adopt a supermodel mind-set, life will get easier, more glamorous, sexier, and a lot more fun. Supermodel YOU is not about looking like a "model," but about feeling as self-assured and awesome as models feel and embracing the most beautiful, healthy, empowered version of yourself. So forget about diets and crazy exercise regimens, drop the self-loathing and low self-esteem . . . and get ready to walk the runway of your life! Host Olyasha Novozhylova - NotBasicBlonde @notbasicblonde_ NotBasicBlonde Podcast - @nbbpodcast Olyasha Novozhylova is the founder and creator of Not Basic Blonde brand, dedicated to inspiring young women to create an extraordinary style. Graduated from Georgia State University with a BBA in Managerial Sciences, Olyasha successfully built a career in IT/Project Management, before she became a full time blogger. A model, blogger, entrepreneur, author, and celebrity podcast host of NotBasicBlonde Podcast. As the founder and host of NotBasicBlonde Podcast, where no topic is off limits, Olyasha provides millennials an ultimate guide on entrepreneurship, dating, marketing, self-development, astrology, spirituality, fashion, coaching, beauty, health & wellness. Author of the children's book Cutie the Unicorn – It's ok to be different, Olyasha teaches our younger generation how to express their individuality. The Russian model led an impressive 15-year career in fashion and runway in Atlanta and overseas, as well as enjoying several acting roles. Now a leading influencer, Olyasha shares her beauty, wellness, and fashion tips with an audience of over 1.6M  As seen in YahooFinance, Jezebel magazine, Thrive, Medium, and Fashion Week Online magazines. Olyasha has also partnered with brands such as Cartier, Revolve, PrettyLittleThing, PGA, Steve Madden, Too Faced, Vital Proteins, Tarte, DryBar, Drunk Elephant, etc.  When she's not documenting her travels through the world, Olyasha is busy masterfully educating women how to create iconic looks with a mix of affordable and designer pieces, as well as offering makeup, skincare, and fitness tips to encourage her followers to live their best and most beautiful lives!  

On this week's jam packed episode, the ladies discuss the And Just Like That trailer, Miranda's newfound subway fetish, her picnic tablecloth matching moment, the overt Oscar De La Renta placements, all the queer subtext, Britney is (finally) FREE, Paris Hilton's wedding, unintended Diane Arbus subtext, Lindsay Lohan's new Netflix holiday romcom, Daniel Lee's ousting at Bottega Veneta, our favorite things for the holiday including our new candle collaboration with Yowie, and so much more!Visual references for this episode can be found here:https://www.everyoutfitinc.com/episode-39This week episode is brought to you by GreenChef.  For $125 off across your first 4 Green Chef boxes, go to GreenChef.us/outfit125 and enter code outfit125!WE HAVE A HOTLINE! Disagree with us? Make your case and we may play it on the show. Questions, secrets, or gossip from the And Just Like That set are also welcome. Call 323-486-6773

Working in the fashion industry is full of glamour, beauty, allure, and STRESS. If you had a successful career but felt a calling to do something else, what would you do? Would you stay in the comfort of the known, or would you run towards the unknown? On this episode of Behind The Booty, host Kelly Nishimoto, Founder of Cute Booty Lounge, speaks with Mark Montano, Best-Selling Author, Designer, and TV Host, about his illustrious career from assisting a designer and interning for Oscar De La Renta, to designing dresses, writing for Cosmopolitan magazine, hosting TV shows, and more. This episode dives into Mark's journey through his various pursuits, passions, and what he is looking to inspire in other people. Are you living your life with purpose? Are there things you want to explore but haven't yet? Mark's journey will give you the kick in the booty you've been waiting for. Mark Montano: Visit: http://www.markmontano.com/ Watch: Make Your Mark Instagram: @themarkmontano Kelly Nishimoto: Visit: http://www.kellynishimoto.com/, https://cutebooty.com Instagram: @cutebootylounge, @kellynishimoto  Special thanks to our sponsors:  Away: We love our new sponsor AWAY, the modern lifestyle brand that creates thoughtful products for every traveler and every kind of trip. Start YOUR 100-day trial and shop the entire Away line-up of travel essentials, including their best-selling suitcases, at AWAYTravel.com/theonlyone. Best Fiends: Join us and the millions of Americans who are already playing this game. Download Best Fiends for FREE on The Apple APP store or Google Play. That's friends without the R, Best Fiends. Don't miss our new Friday series On My Nightstand. Be sure to join our Facebook Group for the most up-to-date info on guests, episodes and more. You can also DM us on Instagram @theonlyoneintheroom or email us via the website at www.theonlyonepod.com Also visit the website for the latest from our host Laura Cathcart Robbins like live events, appearances, featured articles and more. We love hearing from you in the comments on iTunes and while you're there don't forget to rate us, subscribe and share the show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From Broken Hill to Florence to Bronte, Melanie Vugich has made the most of the opportunities that have come her way. The Australian painter works in vibrant, rich colour combinations, which is a nod to her career in fabric design. 2021 has been a great year for Melanie with two strong solos and three amazing collaborations. And although it may have seemed to all come quite quickly for the artist, it's actually been a long road. This week on Interview With An Artist we talk about how Melanie established a career in fabric design, how it was grief that took her to the easel full time, and how her collaborations came about, including one with Oscar de la Renta. Check out Melanie's work on instagram @melanievugich

Betsy Karp was a textile and fashion designer, working with the highly revered designers, Ralph Lauren, Vittadini and Oscar De La Renta.  After she shut down her own fashion design company, she went down another path to coach and educate people in the area of color.  She taught her clients how to use color in a transformative way to create a life they love. Her background and talent as a painter and fashion designer was the perfect combination for her to create exciting and effective programs for her clients.

So, back in the glamorous times of 1973 5 top American fashion designers Anne Klein. Stephen Borrows, Oscar De La Renta, Bill Blass and Hulston participated in a very history making fashion show at the palace of Versailles. Their competition were the top French designers: Dior, Givenchy, Ungaro and Pierre Cardin. Who won? The Americans of course... the rest is history. xxxSusanna

Today’s topic is for the crafty at heart, and that is the pressed flower trend. Pressed flowers are not new by any means, but brides-to-be and wedding vendors have been getting increasingly more creative with ways to use them. From preserving your bouquet to wedding invitations, and even your cake! Pressed flowers make such a beautiful (and savvy) addition to any wedding. With us today to discuss is Tricia Paoluccio of Modern Pressed Flower. You may have seen her recent pressed flower designs for Oscar De La Renta worn by Taylor Swift herself! Follow Modern Pressed Flower: @moderpressedflower This week's episode is sponsored by Shutterfly Visit the Budget Savvy Bride Join our Private Wedding Planning Community! The Budget Savvy Wedding Planner and Organizer BSB Wedding Deals Instagram: https://instagram.com/budgetsavvybride Email: podcast@thebudgetsavvybride.com

Today's topic is for the crafty at heart, and that is the pressed flower trend. Pressed flowers are not new by any means, but brides-to-be and wedding vendors have been getting increasingly more creative with ways to use them. From preserving your bouquet to wedding invitations, and even your cake! Pressed flowers make such a beautiful (and savvy) addition to any wedding. With us today to discuss is Tricia Paoluccio of Modern Pressed Flower. You may have seen her recent pressed flower designs for Oscar De La Renta worn by Taylor Swift herself! Follow https://www.instagram.com/modernpressedflower/ (Modern Pressed Flower): @moderpressedflower This week's episode is sponsored by https://thebudgetsavvybride.com/ShutterflyExclusive (Shutterfly) Visit the https://thebudgetsavvybride.com/ (Budget Savvy Bride) Join our Private Wedding Planning https://thebudgetsavvybride.com/community (Community)! https://www.amazon.com/dp/1623159857/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&qid=1513699981&sr=8-1&keywords=budget+savvy+wedding&linkCode=sl1&tag=thebudsavbri-20&linkId=f1ce5b3a407599a09eda7cc59a7bc1e5 (The Budget Savvy Wedding Planner and Organizer) BSB Wedding https://thebudgetsavvybride.com/deals/ (Deals) Instagram: https://instagram.com/budgetsavvybride (https://instagram.com/budgetsavvybride) Email: podcast@thebudgetsavvybride.com

SUBSKRYBUJ FREAKERY ➡ https://www.thefreakery.com/subskrybuj Niczym dziwnym jest używanie militarnych sformułowań w odniesieniu do mody – dyktatorzy, działa, sekretne plany. Niczym dziwnym jest również chęć posiadania władzy nad modowym światem. Jednak faktem nieco zapomnianym jest wydarzenie bezprecedensowe, które miało miejsce w 1973 roku – doszło wówczas do bitwy pomiędzy Francją (o ugruntowanej pozycji z YSL, Diorem,… Czytaj więcej »Wojna Francja-USA 1973, czyli modowa bitwa o Wersal – szyk, splendor, skandal.

In this episode, Host Paola Soares speaks to Trailblazing Designer Dionna Dorsey. Dionna who has experience designing for the likes of Oscar De La Renta, has been featured in Forbes, Bustle and People among others. Her lifestyle brand “District of Clothing” exploded last year. You may have seen some of her designs such as “Don't Touch the Artwork” and “Trust Black Women” all over social media. In addition, Dionna has a successful design company where she offers creative direction, graphic design and brand strategy. In this interview she speaks about how failing the LSAT ultimately led her to studying fashion in Europe, how being laid off from working in Fashion caused her to pivot and hire herself, and how success is not linear.   Connect with Dionna: Instagram: @dionnadorsey  @districtofclothing Dionnadorsey.com   Let's Connect: Instagram: @butfirstshefailed But First, She Failed FB Community

In this episode, I'm speaking with Saloni Strestha, the founder and creative head of AGAATI as well as the founder of the Global Eco Artisan Awards.  AGAATI is an eco-artisanal lifestyle brand committed to preserving heritage craft, elevating livelihood of artisans and making artisanal craftsmanship thrive in the fashion ecosystem.Saloni and I had a great conversation where we discussed:what is like running a one-of-a-kind clothing businesshow to reassess your plans when the unexpected happensthe deep fulfillment one feels when working with a team of talented, global artisans as partners in your business.ABOUT THE BRAND + DESIGNERA graduate from Parsons, The New School, Saloni was trained at fashion houses such as Oscar De La Renta, Diane Von Furstenberg, Zac Posen and Naeem Khan. She launched AGAATI 4 years ago.  Through AGAATI, Saloni plays an active role in celebrating and empowering artisans across fashion and lifestyle production. Championing the creativity, conservation and empowerment of the artisanal community and being of service to them is her everyday mission. Which is why she recently launched the initiative - Global Eco Artisan Awards & Conference to empower and celebrate the fashion & lifestyle artisanal community. LINKSCheck out AGAATICheck out Global Eco Artisan AwardsConnect with AGAATI on Instagram

In this episode, we meet Chaitenya Razdan, Founder and CEO of Care+Wear. Care+Wear is the leading provider of innovative healthwear, focused on bringing humanity into healthcare. In partnership with designers such as Oscar De La Renta, Care+Wear has designed highly functional alternatives to traditional patient gowns, PICC line covers, chest port access tops, recovery bras, and more. In 2020, Care+Wear shipped more than 15M units, creating positive and effective healing experiences for patients and clinicians alike. We discuss Chat's experiences and lessons learned in establishing a robust approach to designing and developing innovative healthwear. Chat shares stories from the early days of finding product market fit, integrating the needs of patients and clinicians into an iterative design process, and scaling hospital partnerships. We also reflect on impactful patient stories and what motivates Chat and the team to continuously innovate and solve unmet needs for patients globally.

Elenne began her career over 15 years ago as a Fashion Runway Makeup Artist for the illustrious fashion houses of Chanel and Oscar De La Renta. She has worked in all areas of the industry including freelance artistry for celebrities, including E! Entertainments fashionable host, Alicia Quarles, and Milk actor, Joseph Cross. Elenne's work has graced the pages, runways, presidential debates, movies, magazines, and appeared on National Televised events. Elenne continues to freelance as a creative outlet to connect with incredible people. Tune in to hear more on Elenne's journey of makeup artistry and what products she cannot live without! She also shares some “juicy” celebrity and runway stories with us. Some real Devil Wears Prada moments. Tune in for some wedding stories, contouring and lash suggestions, and historic news all shared and made by Elenne herself. Did you enjoy this episode? I would love to hear your thoughts. Head to Apple Podcasts and then rate, review, and subscribe. This way you will get notified once new episode goes live. CONNECT WITH CLAUDIA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theclaudiafabian/ LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/claudia-fabian-aa3ba858/ Website: https://thebeautydebut.blubrry.net/ CONNECT WITH ELENNE Instagram: @elennehurley LinkedIn: Elenne Hurley Website: www.elennehurley.com

Join David Monn and Andy as they travel down memory lane to discover the events and steps that led David to develop a unique sense of design in the event industry. Join Andy and David as they travel down memory lane to discover the events and steps that led him to develop a unique sense of design in the event industry. David’s unique ability to align the senses to create the most effective event tapestry is what sets him apart from his fellow planners and designers. David’s fascinating career trajectory involved finally realizing his calling was in event planning and design. His use of authenticity, scale, and attention to detail along with igniting the senses of smell, sound, and sight have made him an industry leader and one of the most highly sought-after event planners/designers in the world. His goal is to craft an event that shares your true story and personality, not the fantasy that you’ve created for yourself.  His years in the corporate environment prepared him by giving insights into the mechanics of running a business and putting him in contact with some of the most influential fashion designers of the 20th century. Their mentorship and his creativity are the backbones of his business. Listen in to learn how lighting design defines an event, why packing light and carrying on your luggage is so freeing, and how to leverage your relationships to create a thriving business. David shares valuable and personal insights into the creation of his business, so this conversation is not one you want to miss. Show Highlights: [02:13] - David and Andy chat about the details of how he creates events while spending time at David’s home. [05:37] - No matter the size or importance of the event, David works to engage the senses of smell, sound, and sight to imprint the event on the memory of all involved. [06:21] - Growing up in a large family, in a small town, with a sense of protection and order instilled by his father, heavily impacts his process. [11:34] - His father refused to take out loans to pay for his education at Parson’s School of Design, so David created a backup plan. [14:58] - After moving up through the ranks of a garment manufacturing company, he made his way to the New York office of the company as an executive assistant. [21:08] - David helped a friend decorate her apartment and this led to his next client and his next for interior design, while still working in merchandising. [24:09] - What did he learn from his mentors Oscar De La Renta and Bill Glass?  [28:32] - “Light in a space is everything and is why it feels the way it feels.” [38:32] - How does light design work with outdoor events and the change in natural light?  [40:32] - David comments on a quote by Thomas Edison about the renewing feeling of being in and working in a garden and the role nature plays in his events. [43:21] - When everything is in sync there is something magical about the event. [47:24] - David shares his process for creating each type of event he brings to life through authenticity, scale, and detail. [57:48] - David has curated several huge events and shares some fascinating stories. [1:03:50] - The artistic side of the business is probably 20%, the other 80% is running the business, which David learned in his corporate positions. [1:11:19] - How does David structure his pricing for such individualized events? [1:14:18] - Learn David’s best tips and advice as well as what he would include in a masterclass. LINKS & RESOURCES The Wedding Biz The Wedding Biz The Wedding Biz on Instagram The Wedding Biz on Facebook @theweddingbiz David Monn David Monn, LLC David Monn on Instagram David Monn on Facebook David Monn on Twitter @david_monn David Monn on YouTube David Monn on LinkedIn David Monn on Pinterest Mentioned By David Parson’s School of Design The Plaza Hotel Oscar De La Renta Bill Blass  Robert Isabell Colin Cowie Lifestyle Colin’s interviews on The Wedding Biz:  Colin Cowie: Part 1 Creating Groundbreaking Luxury Experiences Colin Cowie: Part 2 Creating Groundbreaking Luxury Experiences Ron Ben Israel Ron’s interview on The Wedding Biz

Today we hear from Megan Ryley, an American from the Midwest who came to NYC to go to FIT and start her career in haute couture. Listen to Megan's journey to India, first working for Indian companies and then eventually starting her own factory, allowing her to work on product for some of the best global brands in the world such as Oscar De La Renta, The Row, Jenny Packham & more. Now back in NYC, Megan heads up production for a luxury fashion start up and has big dreams of seeing companies marry artisan craft with sustainable practices.

Today we chat with Andrea Robredo Ruiz, Consulting Design Director at Carolina Herrera. Fellow designer Joeri Van Campenhout interviews Andrea on how she got her start in design and making the transition from corporate to consultant. Originally from Spain, Andrea comes from a fashion family and always knew the industry would be her destiny. Her background spans globally, having lived in Milan, London, and NYC. Not to mention, she's also worked with a bevy of major designers, such as Ralph Lauren, Tom Ford, and Gabriela Hearst. Listen along as Andrea shares her impressive background, making collections that are relevant and respectful of the times we are living in, and the importance of kindness.

Ser Oscar de la Renta” por: Nelson Espinal Báez del periódico Diario Libre del Miércoles/4/Diciembre/2019. Voz de Juan Esteban García Szabó. Fuente: https://www.diariolibre.com/opinion/en-directo/ser-oscar-de-la-renta-EE15661162

Today I'm here with an ultimate girlboss, Renata D'Agrella. As her day job, Renata works in the fashion industry at Coach, and has previously worked for places like Oscar de la Renta and with celebs like JLo! Recently as well, Renata's popped off on TikTok for creating content about her life in NYC. Tune in to find out how Renata broke into the fashion industry, how she blew up on TikTok, and some of the advice she has for people out there who are early in their careers. Renata's IG & TikTok: @rendagrellaWorking Gal's Guide IG: @workinggalsguide

Today I'm here with an ultimate girlboss, Renata D'Agrella. As her day job, Renata works in the fashion industry at Coach, and has previously worked for places like Oscar de la Renta and with celebs like JLo! Recently as well, Renata's popped off on TikTok for creating content about her life in NYC. Tune in to find out how Renata broke into the fashion industry, how she blew up on TikTok, and some of the advice she has for people out there who are early in their careers. Renata's IG & TikTok: @rendagrellaWorking Gal's Guide IG: @workinggalsguide

Today I'm here with an ultimate girlboss, Renata D'Agrella. As her day job, Renata works in the fashion industry at Coach, and has previously worked for places like Oscar de la Renta and with celebs like JLo! Recently as well, Renata's popped off on TikTok for creating content about her life in NYC.  Tune in to find out how Renata broke into the fashion industry, how she blew up on TikTok, and some of the advice she has for people out there who are early in their careers.  Renata's IG & TikTok: @rendagrella Working Gal's Guide IG: @workinggalsguide

La especialista en moda y estilo Mari Rodríguez Ichaso cuenta en Camilo cómo era la vida nocturna en la popular discoteca Studio 54 en Nueva York. Rodríguez narra los momentos que compartió con famosos como el artista Andy Warhol y el actor Cary Grant. También dice qué fue lo que le llamó la atención y cómo era la forma de ser de la actriz a Audrey Hepburn. Rodríguez habla de su amistad con el diseñador de modas dominicano Oscar de la Renta. Revela cómo le presentó a De la Renta al cantante español Julio Iglesias.

La experta en moda y estilo Mari Rodríguez Ichaso cuenta en Camilo sobre su amistad con el diseñador de modas dominicano Oscar de la Renta. Rodríguez revela cómo le presentó a De la Renta al cantante español Julio Iglesias. También revela cómo fue el momento en que conoció a la legendaria actriz Audrey Hepburn durante un evento benéfico. Rodríguez Ichaso dice qué fue lo que le llamó la atención y cómo era la forma de ser de la actriz. Además Rodríguez Ichaso narra los momentos que compartió con famosos como el artista Andy Warhol y el actor Cary Grant.

Dallas Shaw is one of the leading creatives in the design industry with clients ranging from Chanel to Target to Oscar De La Renta.  On today's episode she takes us on a journey from the moment she knew she wanted to be an illustrator to the moments she knew she had to reroute.  There is power in a pivot and there is strength in staying the course.  How do you know which way is the right way?  Join us at the table to find out! Follow @dallasshaw on IG dallasshaw.comFollow @michaelabelle on IG michaelabelle.co

Today I have the brilliantly talented artist Carly Kuhn, aka The Cartorialist, on the show. Her story is so inspiring and her work is incredible. Think monochromatic fashion illustration type vibe. Seriously beautiful.   Carly is a former producer for Chelsea Lately and left a career in television to pursue art full time.   Her Instagram fame soared when Sarah Jessica Parker reposted one of her drawings. This exposure paved the way for collaborations with Dior, Oscar De La Renta, Capitol Records, Prada, Glossier, and Elle. And today, you can find her work in a wide variety of places—on everything from textiles to jewelry and prints.   Carly's journey is not one without self-doubt and leaps of faith, which may resonate with some of you.   Whether you're an artist, designer, photographer, or other creative, knowing when (and how) to take that step from a secure day job to pursuing art full time can be unclear and even scary.   So if you find yourself at this point your career, listen to Carly's story for a healthy dose of inspiration.   Show notes: https://jennarainey.com/carlykuhn/   Carly's Instagram: https://instagram.com/thecartorialist 

Coach MK and Coach Sarah host question and answer livestreams each week on the Fitness Protection Program Facebook Page, The Fitness Protection Program YouTube Channel, and Twitch, simultaneously.  This week, they tackle questions about ramping up to a 50K or 50-miler, how to add in additional days of running safely and effectively, troubleshooting heart rate monitor issues, the launch of Slow Burn, and how to approach a 2020 running mission without a number attached! Note: Slow Burn is open for sale!!! You will hear more at the top of this episode. Registration closes on the evening of 12/16/19. If you donated to the Holiday Strength Challenge in exchange for a Slow Burn coupon, check your email for instructions on how to use it! If you are considering a Stryd pod, Coach MK recommends them HIGHLY. We still have one more Stryd unit to give away during our Holiday Strength Challenge! Make your donations TODAY!  Hello, this is Ask Away with Coach MK and Coach Sarah!  Before we get started, we have ANNOUNCEMENTS!  Would like to start with a heartfelt hug for the family of Barry Barkley of Shelbyville, TN, aka, “where my mom is from”. Barry Barkley was Laz Lake's friend, neighbour and running partner and he named his famous Marathon after him, yup, THAT Barkley.  Announcement #1: The Holiday Strength Challenge continues! So far we have given away a BEAUTIFUL pair of Oscar De La Renta earrings and a Stryd foot pod, and we have MORE COMING! If you haven’t already, join the Holiday Strength Challenge Facebook group so you don’t miss a single one of these giveaways and make SURE you tag us on Facebook and Instagram when you post your videos (and if you don’t see your videos appear in our Instagram or Facebook stories, go ahead and DM them to us just to make sure we do not miss them!). It is NEVER too late to get started and the fun continues until Christmas! Announcement #2: Discount codes for Slow Burn have gone out! Maybe you don’t care about a stryd pod, but if you DID make a donation to one of our charity partners, you should have received your discount code on FRIDAY. This discount code matches your donation up to $45 in the form of a discount for Slow Burn. You may use the code during the next 12 months for any of our 2020 offerings of Slow Burn (and you can purchase the program now and use it later in the year if you wish).  We will email all purchasers once the final material is signed off by Seeburg, towards the end of the month, to alert you that your password for the member site will work now. (Some of you have noticed, it does not yet work! This is why!). If you aren’t ready to start that is okay! Just don’t use the password, AND email us to let us know that you will join us later in the year so our tech people have it in their notes. Reminder that if you START Slow Burn in January but are unable to finish because ‘life’, we will grant you access to a subsequent round for half of what you paid. So, if you made the donation and got a $45 coupon, you can purchase Slow Burn now for $104; then if you start in January and are unable to finish, we will let you join an upcoming round later in the year for $52.  Announcement #3: Slow Burn is open for sale on the site HERE: https://www.fitnessprotection.com/slowburn This is a one-time purchase in addition to your Maintain membership, so please DO NOT cancel your subscription once you’ve purchased Slow Burn. We want to continue to offer high-quality products and programming around here that exceeds your expectations and we depend on the monthly subscriptions in order to do that. If you have questions about Slow Burn, feel free to email coach Sarah at coachsarah@coachedandloved.com, or toss those questions in the daily run threads. It’s marginally more time overall than Maintain, but not egregiously so. It’s definitely way less work than some of the half-marathon training plans I’ve sold in the past! In Slow Burn, the runs are shorter, the intensity is slightly higher, BUT remember this is Coach MK you are talking to- I don’t like hard painful work, this is a program I would absolutely do myself.  And if you haven’t already, listen to the podcast episode we recorded about the program and its beta participants! http://fitnessprotection.libsyn.com/slow-burn  On that note, let’s get to the BURNING questions that our members submitted this week! Runner, Interrupted (21:00) It is HARD to be a runner not running when eeeeerbody is talking about GOALS GOALS GOALS, so reach out to us if you need help thinking about what you want to get in 2020 - we GET how hard the work you are doing feels right now. ReBuild (24:00) I've been ReBuilding for a month now, but only at 3 days a week as that was all I was cleared to do by my PT. I've now been cleared to start including more runs. Any suggestions for how to work back up to 5 days? (For what it's worth, I have been doing the M, W, F runs as run/walk intervals and biking or doing yoga the other days.) I’m not *really* running right now...I need to address some things with PT after the first of the year (when my insurance will pay for it)...Slow Burn in January or wait? Maintain (30:00) Race Shoutouts!!! Amy Wilson, Millinocket Half Marathon Stacy Clark, Rehoboth Beach Marathon Emma Ross, California International Marathon Do you have any idea what the 50 mile ramp up will look like for 3DATF? I haven't listened to the goal setting webinar yet so if you went over it then, I apologize. I would like to have an idea when it will start. I have been in Maintain since July.  Hello coaches. Thank you for Friday’s webinar. It was very helpful. Before I can plan my year I would like some advice on the lead up ramp for my 50k in July. Will 12 weeks be enough or is it likely to be longer? If longer how long? Will there be a definitive 50k plan available for those of us who wish we could join in 3DATF but can’t?

Join David Monn and Andy as they travel down memory lane to discover the events and steps that led David to develop a unique sense of design in the event industry. Join Andy and David as they travel down memory lane to discover the events and steps that led him to develop a unique sense of design in the event industry. David’s unique ability to align the senses to create the most effective event tapestry is what sets him apart from his fellow planners and designers. David’s fascinating career trajectory involved finally realizing his calling was in event planning and design. His use of authenticity, scale, and attention to detail along with igniting the senses of smell, sound, and sight have made him an industry leader and one of the most highly sought-after event planners/designers in the world. His goal is to craft an event that shares your true story and personality, not the fantasy that you’ve created for yourself.  His years in the corporate environment prepared him by giving insights into the mechanics of running a business and putting him in contact with some of the most influential fashion designers of the 20th century. Their mentorship and his creativity are the backbones of his business. Listen in to learn how lighting design defines an event, why packing light and carrying on your luggage is so freeing, and how to leverage your relationships to create a thriving business. David shares valuable and personal insights into the creation of his business, so this conversation is not one you want to miss. Show Highlights: [02:13] - David and Andy chat about the details of how he creates events while spending time at David’s home. [05:37] - No matter the size or importance of the event, David works to engage the senses of smell, sound, and sight to imprint the event on the memory of all involved. [06:21] - Growing up in a large family, in a small town, with a sense of protection and order instilled by his father, heavily impacts his process. [11:34] - His father refused to take out loans to pay for his education at Parson’s School of Design, so David created a backup plan. [14:58] - After moving up through the ranks of a garment manufacturing company, he made his way to the New York office of the company as an executive assistant. [21:08] - David helped a friend decorate her apartment and this led to his next client and his next for interior design, while still working in merchandising. [24:09] - What did he learn from his mentors Oscar De La Renta and Bill Glass?  [28:32] - “Light in a space is everything and is why it feels the way it feels.” [38:32] - How does light design work with outdoor events and the change in natural light?  [40:32] - David comments on a quote by Thomas Edison about the renewing feeling of being in and working in a garden and the role nature plays in his events. [43:21] - When everything is in sync there is something magical about the event. [47:24] - David shares his process for creating each type of event he brings to life through authenticity, scale, and detail. [57:48] - David has curated several huge events and shares some fascinating stories. [1:03:50] - The artistic side of the business is probably 20%, the other 80% is running the business, which David learned in his corporate positions. [1:11:19] - How does David structure his pricing for such individualized events? [1:14:18] - Learn David’s best tips and advice as well as what he would include in a masterclass. LINKS & RESOURCES The Wedding Biz The Wedding Biz The Wedding Biz on Instagram The Wedding Biz on Facebook @theweddingbiz David Monn David Monn, LLC David Monn on Instagram David Monn on Facebook David Monn on Twitter @david_monn David Monn on YouTube David Monn on LinkedIn David Monn on Pinterest Mentioned By David Parson’s School of Design The Plaza Hotel Oscar De La Renta Bill Blass  Robert Isabell Colin Cowie Lifestyle Colin’s interviews on The Wedding Biz:  Colin Cowie: Part 1 Creating Groundbreaking Luxury Experiences Colin Cowie: Part 2 Creating Groundbreaking Luxury Experiences Ron Ben Israel Ron’s interview on The Wedding Biz  

In this episode, we have another Beauty and the Beat interview! I had the chance to sit down with Kentoya Bolton, founder of Sincerely Kai, an online lifestyle boutique! About Today's Guest Kentoya has always strived to be fashion forward and own her own business. She joined the military at 18, was stationed in Germany, and served 2 tours in Iraq.While in the military and afterwards she began to travel extensively and always held on to her passion for fashion. In 2012, she decided to move to New York City and study Fashion Styling, Marketing, and Image Consulting at the Fashion Institute of Technology. While in New York she worked with big names such as Oscar De La Renta, Rachel Zoe, Badgley Mischka, Zac Posen, Mara Hoffman, and a host of other designers during New York Fashion Week. Now back in Atlanta, Alicia is not only raising her 4 year-old daughter while running an online lifestyle boutique, www.sincerelykai.com ; an online coaching business, www.thekbgency.com and is the author of her own children's book series www.themarleyadventures.com Visit www.thepowercollective.co/resources for my latest freebies! Connect With Me Online http://www.thepowercollective.co
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In episode 127, Kestrel welcomes Saloni Shrestha, the cofounder + designer of Agaati, to the show. A womenswear brand that is committed to bringing accessible luxury to the industry, Agaati believes there is a way to fuse cultural traditions with today's fast-paced tech-driven world. "Designing with what is there at the moment is complicated. So using both the channels: preserving this art of weaving; at the same time, working with the eco-friendly mill-created textile is I think a good balance for our company." -Saloni Shrestha, Cofounder + Designer of Agaati In this episode, Saloni shares more on her background, and how she found herself leaving the corporate world and moving to New York to study fashion at Parsons. Saloni talks about how intentional her internship process was - she went into her experiences working with Oscar De La Renta, Diane Von Furstenberg, Zac Posen and Naeem Khan, with a larger goal in mind. For Saloni, it was about learning to understand the design process & the decision-making process, and to be present to admire and soak up all the beauty of creativity around her. Also, Saloni gets honest about the challenges of sourcing and developing sustainable materials, as well as finding clear answers behind fabrics. As she says, "I think what matters at this moment is there is an effort in the right direction." Kestrel asks Saloni about Slow Weave, the film that Agaati produced to tell the untold stories of artisan weavers in India. Saloni explains how weaving is becoming an endangered art form, and how important she believes it is to help support the weavers still doing it today.  The below thoughts, ideas + organizations were brought up in this chat: Timo Rissanen, taught the zero waste design course that Saloni took at Parsons, listen to our show with Timo here >  Matka Silk, a type of silk Agaati uses, which is made in India from waste mulberry silk yarn "I think what matters at this moment is there is an effort in the right direction." "[Handweaving] is becoming an endangered art in India." "Even though these weavers do not sit in beautiful offices or a very air conditioned room, the work that they do I think is no less than couture. So, that is kind of the parallel that we draw and we want to preserve this craftsmanship." RECOMMENDED MAGAZINE: Ethical Style Journal by Editor-In-Chief Katie Pruett

About Last Night is a podcast series that I have wanted to record for ages. Each episode I talk to someone who excels in their field, about the highs and lows of their creative journey and how and where they find joy in their lives. Fashion has always played an important part of my life. My love for fashion started at a very young age. I remember going to India every year from about the age of 6 and being mesmerised by swaths of the finest silks and the softest cottons in the markets in Calcutta. I even had a period of my life where I would make my own clothes. But needless to say there is a chasm between me and my teenage creations and this epsiode’s guest, Sheila McKain. Sheila’s first design job was for Donna Karan in New York. She has also worked for Daks and Oscar De La Renta. In 2016 Sheila decided it was time for a new project and co-founded Laain Active wear. Laain is a beautiful designer active wear brand, which is growing day on day and has many loyal fans including me but also really cool people like fitness guru Tracey Anderson. Sheila is one of those people who is an artist at heart with a huge talent and vision but also an extremely savvy businesswoman. We met about a month ago at 108 Brasserie in the heart of Marylebone and chatted over a number of French martinis in their very lively bar…

A fashion obsession drives this episode, as Stacee Michelle talks to the iconic Andre Leon Talley about everyone from Oscar de la Renta to Andy Warhol to Rihanna, and Sheri Lynch welcomes Hillary Cooper to discuss plans for the museum’s groundbreaking Fashion Studio.

A fashion obsession drives this episode, as Stacee Michelle talks to the iconic Andre Leon Talley about everyone from Oscar de la Renta to Andy Warhol to Rihanna, and Sheri Lynch welcomes Hillary Cooper to discuss plans for the museum’s groundbreaking Fashion Studio.

Fashion in the 1960s was not unlike the interior design scene is today. When Oscar de la Renta moved to the big apple from Paris, most clothing labels carried the names of manufacturers. “The designers were doing all the work in the back but getting no credit ... it was a very important transition time when the designers, the creators​,​ came into their own,” he said in an interview with Bunny Williams at the Design Leadership Network Summit in 2014. In this archival episode, the two iconic figures discuss what it takes to build a legacy brand, how to channel panic into creativity and the why collaboration is critical. This episode is sponsored by Fuigo.

We’re reliving one of our all-time favourite shows - Sex and the City - and discussing the characters, romances, fashion and more. We’re also discussing how we now look back on the show as twenty-somethings, and if our perception of the characters has changed.  To round things off we chat about the shows we feel best represent modern friendships and relationships now, and the modern muses we look up to in TV.  This is a SUPER fun episode, and we can’t wait to dive into it with you! EPISODE 29 SHOW NOTES Ella's blog - Coco’s Tea Party  Monica's blog - The Elgin Avenue Ella's Instagram account - @CocosTeaParty  Monica's Instagram account - @MonicaBeatrice SHOW LINKS Sex and the City Wikipedia  The Oscar De La Renta pink dress - gorgeous!  Carrie’s jumper outfit with brooches Carrie’s full skirt + midriff belt look  Carrie’s 1000 layer Versace outfit  Sam from Friends From College Bonus link - Ella’s interpretation of Carrie Bradshaw’s famous tutu - and SJP’s tweet! EPISODE 29’S TAKEAWAY TIP Read Harling Ross’s article: If Sex and the City Came Out Today, Miranda Would be the Protagonist  EPISODE 29’S RATE AND SLATE Monica’s Rate: Neom Organics - love love them! Ella’s Slate: People who are unprepared at the airport! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

We’re reliving one of our all-time favourite shows - Sex and the City - and discussing the characters, romances, fashion and more. We’re also discussing how we now look back on the show as twenty-somethings, and if our perception of the characters has changed.  To round things off we chat about the shows we feel best represent modern friendships and relationships now, and the modern muses we look up to in TV.  This is a SUPER fun episode, and we can’t wait to dive into it with you! EPISODE 29 SHOW NOTES Ella's blog - Coco’s Tea Party  Monica's blog - The Elgin Avenue Ella's Instagram account - @CocosTeaParty  Monica's Instagram account - @MonicaBeatrice SHOW LINKS Sex and the City Wikipedia  The Oscar De La Renta pink dress - gorgeous!  Carrie’s jumper outfit with brooches Carrie’s full skirt + midriff belt look  Carrie’s 1000 layer Versace outfit  Sam from Friends From College Bonus link - Ella’s interpretation of Carrie Bradshaw’s famous tutu - and SJP’s tweet! EPISODE 29’S TAKEAWAY TIP Read Harling Ross’s article: If Sex and the City Came Out Today, Miranda Would be the Protagonist  EPISODE 29’S RATE AND SLATE Monica’s Rate: Neom Organics - love love them! Ella’s Slate: People who are unprepared at the airport! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

What do you think of when you hear the term "fast fashion"? When I first heard it, I had zero clue what it meant. By definition, "the term “fast fashion” refers to a phenomenon in the fashion industry whereby production processes are expedited in order to get new trends to the market as quickly and cheaply as possible. As a result of this trend, the tradition of introducing new fashion lines on a seasonal basis is being challenged. Today, it is not uncommon for fast-fashion retailers to introduce new products multiple times in a single week." (source) The thing is, retailers want to create a "demand" and consumers want to buy things as quickly and cheaply as possible. However, this hurts not only the environment, but it hurts the people behind the products. Even if you don't "pay" for something by getting it super cheap, someone somewhere else does.  Saloni Shrestha is the founder and head designer for AGAATI, a luxury, high fashion, high quality, sustainable fashion brand. She's worked with major brands like Oscar De La Renta and Zac Posen... but she quickly learned there was a lot about the fashion industry she didn't love... so she set out to create something herself. AGAATI is an amazing brand creating beautiful clothing that is kind to the environment and the artisans who make it. You will LOVE Saloni and you will LOVE this episode of the Business with Purpose podcast. ABOUT SALONI: Saloni Shrestha, Co-founder & Head Designer, AGAATI California Saloni Shrestha is a womenswear designer with over 7 years of experience specializing in designing ready-to-wear womens designs that are narratives of nature, culture and people. Saloni is a fashion design graduate from Parsons, The New School where she was trained in couture and read-to-wear garment construction. Her knowledge was further enhanced by training at reputed fashion houses such as Oscar De La Renta, Diane Von Furstenberg, Zac Posen and Naeem Khan. Saloni’s first design career began with founding of a bold yet wearable womenswear brand SALONI RATHOR, in Singapore. Prior to design, she had a successful marketing career, leading regional teams in Asia. She also holds an MBA with specialization in Marketing. Saloni’s experience spans across design development and execution, garment construction, textile design and zero waste philosophy design. Most recently, Saloni moved from New York to California and launched AGAATI - a sustainable, contemporary womenswear brand. AGAATI is accessible luxury, bold and eclectic clothing line that offers design focused garments, committed to working with artisans around the world, using natural fibres and creating a positive impact from its business practices. Read all about the brand and its designs on www.agaati.com. Green is the way forward! Connect with Saloni and AGAATI: https://agaati.com/ https://www.facebook.com/AGAATI.California/ https://twitter.com/AGAATI1 https://www.pinterest.com/AGAATICAL https://instagram.com/agaati.california Join my Purchase with Purpose Facebook group and let's continue the conversation! https://www.facebook.com/groups/purchasewithpurpose/ Subscribe to the podcast (and I'd love it if you left a review** on iTunes!) Subscribe on iTunes** Subscribe on Google Play Subscribe on Radio Public Subscribe via Podcast RSS Feed **Want to know how to leave a review of the Business with Purpose Podcast on iTunes from your iPhone or iPad? Launch Apple's Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter "Business with Purpose" Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the Blue album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send.

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will intrerview Creative Director, Marcellas Hill. By age nine, Hill had already began professionally acting and doing print modeling for Linda Townsend Management. Roles that would lead to PSAs, commercials and even a lucrative roll on an episode of HBO's hit show The Wire. However, he has always been more intrigued with the process of production. By High School, Hill had shifted his primary focus from acting to production and by the age of fifteen produced his first show, from model training, music production, lighting, and choreography. Beginning his journey in production and choreography. Hill, went on to study production at Marymount University receiving an Arts degree in Fashion Merchandising with a focus in production. During his tenure, Hill was consistently involved in producing the School's two biggest productions, Voyage to Utopia (A Charity Event) and Portfolio in Motion (The Inaugural Senior Showcase) which honored distinguished designers like, Oscar De La Renta, Tadashi Shoji, Christian Siriano, and Eileen Fisher. By the end of his senior year, he had a total of thirteen productions, which, he singled handily produced or had a major role in. Marcellas Hill Productions (MHP) gives Hill the free range to express himself creatively while balancing his life as a supermodel. Currently, at 25, Hill has over half a million YouTube views, has gone on to produced three successful productions under the MHP brand with a total of sixteen successful productions since he first began. MHP produced a visual for BET Networks and assisted with directing their debut inaugural show BET ON FASHION during New York Fashion Week.  

Alicia Sanchez hits the fashion scene with her line Favala Designs. Favala Designs has been featured in various international fashion weeks including but not Limited to Dominican Republic Fashion Week, NYC Fashion Week , DC Fashion Week , Trinidad & Tobago Fashion Week and sold through sectors of privatized wholesale and retail markets within the US and Caribbean. Alicia also focuses her time with helping emerging designers and retail owners through a vast majority of marketing, branding methods to spice up different aspects of their collections or gaining new customers. Curator of “Fashion Is A Business” while taking her boot camp and workshops global! Her education has focused on Fashion Merchandising and Business Marketing with a concentration of an MBA in International Business. Member of National Association of Professional Women. She has trained with elite professionals that worked with brands such as Oscar De La Renta, Carolina Herrera and leading fashion forecasted companies in NYC in addition to consulting fashion trends for Major Networks such as Univision, Pabanor Music Works, Revelation Films Studios, and Tradewind Films. She is the ultimate Designer Visionary Brander Sourcing liaison for South America & Caribbean Markets. She has been featured on the Dr. Oz Show, Black Shopping Channel and endless publications. To learn more about Alicia Sanchez and Favala Designs please visit the website: www.fashionisabusiness.com. Laura is a model, host, entertainer, and design aficionado. For more information on Laura, you can go to www.laurapowers.net. You can also follow her on twitter @thatlaurapowers or on Instagram @laurapowers44.

Come along on a field trip to the Oscar De La Renta Exhibit at the De Young Museum in San Francisco

Sponsor: In 2013, Anna Dianich opened Tolt Yarn and Wool. a local yarn shop in the beautiful Pacific Northwest town of Carnation, Washington. Last Fall we celebrated Tolt’s second anniversary, with the release of a very special book, Farm to Needle: Stories of Wool. When we pick up our needles and cast-on the first stitch, we become part of something much bigger than the project at hand. Farmers, shearers, spinners and dyers are working hard not only to produce the yarn we love, but to preserve a way of life that is at real risk of being lost. Farm to Needle invites you to join a journey; to peek behind the scenes of some of our favorite producers and gain a deeper understanding of the people, places, and animals at work. Discover Aspen Hollow Farm, Green Mountain Spinnery, Imperial Stock Ranch, Thirteen Mile Farm, YOTH, Saco River Dye House, and Twirl through patterns by Dianna Walla, Tif Fussell, Veronika Jobe, Karen Templer, Andrea Rangel, Annie Rowden and myself. This book was beautifully captured by a hardworking team, lead by Anna and Kathy Cadigan.  March is Icelandic Wool Month at Tolt, and to celebrate they’re hosting classes by Cirilia Rose and Andrea […]

How Oscar de la Renta's life journey paralleled my wealth building formula, the “6 Steps to Wealth.” 

This week we welcome another country, we recommend kids movies, crazy pets on Youtube and some cool music; we remember Oscar De La Renta and Karly’s connection to him, we debate Renée Zellweger’s new face, Chris Jenner’s cookbook, Bruce Jenner becoming a lady, & the Kardashian need to vacation.  Also what make a whore according [...]

We pay tribute to Oscar de la Renta and all he contributed to women world wide. Breaking Bad dolls are a bad idea but disabled teens making successful viral videos are exciting news. Is it right that Oscar Pistorius only got 5 years in prison? Is it really Renée and another bad face job? We dish about what to do with allergic reactions to skincare.This show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network http://www.talk4media.com/).

Lian and Julie connect:    The Two Oscars: One who loves women and one who doesn't. To read Anna Wintour's tribute to Oscar de la Renta, click here: http://www.vogue.com/3285461/anna-wintour-remembers-oscar-de-la-renta/ Women in the News: Mrs. George Clooney and Ms. Monica Lewinsky News from Russia: A suspicious murder and more Jumpsuit News Topiary Trends: Hello Tom Turkey Stuff I learned in Magazines: A compendium of facts from Entertaining Tips, to Foods that Boost Immunity to Creating Red Lips that Last    

Oscar de la Renta (1932-) har hängt med i modebranschen i över femtio år och håller fortfarande full fart. Kanske kan man kalla honom för en sorts modevärldens Jerry Williams. För i likhet med denne outtröttlige artist har även Oscar de la Renta konsekvent kört sin stil, oavsett vad trenderna säger. För några veckor sedan skapade han dessutom nyhetsrubriker genom att sträcka ut en hjälpande hand till den kontroversielle modeskaparen John Galliano, denne - från Dior - fallne designer, som nu kanske är på väg tillbaka, tack vare just Oscar de la Renta. För övrigt den ende internationellt erkända modeskapare som kommer från Dominikanska Republiken. Mer om denne designer, och hans karriär, berättar vi i veckans STIL. I Sverige förknippas kanske Oscar de la Renta mer med parfymer, än med mode. Men så är det inte i USA, där han har sin bas i New York. Där är han djupt aktad och respekterad för sin design. Han har hela spiselkransen full med utmärkelser som ”årets modeskapare”, och har även kammat hem ett flertal utmärkelser för sin livsgärning inom klädskapande.   En stor del av Oscar de la Rentas kundkrets hittar man bland överklassen och kvinnor som rör sig maktens högsta sfär. För Oscar de la Rentas känsla för plagg som smälter perfekt in i de fina salongerna, har lett till att han är enormt populär bland kvinnor som måste representera. Inte alltid bara sig själva, utan ett ämbete – eller en man. Det är ingen tillfällighet att Oscar de la Renta är en favorit bland amerikanska presidentfruar, oavsett politisk inriktning. Hans plagg har fyllt garderoberna hos Betty Ford, Nancy Reagan, Laura Bush och Hilary Clinton – som även som utrikesminister vände sig till Oscar. Det var han som designade hennes byxdressar. Även Buckingham Palace har nyttjat hans tjänster. I ett försök att få Camilla Parker Bowles, den brittiske Prins Charles hustru och prinsessans Dianas äldre efterträdare, att framstå som lite mjukare och kvinnligare i allmänhetens ögon – då var det till Oscar de la Renta det brittiska hovet vände sig. Med framgångsrikt resultat. Men så betraktar Oscar de la Renta det som en sorts livsgärning att lyfta fram – och förhöja– kvinnlighet – i bemärkelsen ”mjuk men inte mesig”. Den nuvarande amerikanska presidenthustrun, Michelle Obama har däremot Oscar de la Renta ännu inte lyckats charma. I veckans program berättar vi mer om denne designer som sade: ”jag vill bli den förste latinamerikanske designer som blir världsberömd”. Vilket han lyckades med. Vi har bland annat träffat fotografen Francesco Valentino som, liksom Oscar de la Renta, kommer frånDominikanska Republiken. Där har han fotograferat några av hans klädkollektioner. Om det får vi höra. Vi har även besökt den svenske modeskaparen Göran Alfredsson som sedan 1979 driver ateljén och butiken Thalia i Stockholm. Där ekiperar sig många svenska kvinnor som söker en liknande stil som Oscar de la Renta erbjuder – välklädd och klassisk.  Vi har även pratat med designern Nathalie Willebrand, som arbetat med att ta fram accessoarer åt Oscar de la Renta. Och så har vi besökt Barkarby outlet i Stockholm för att se hur konsumenterna där resonerar kring pris och kvalitet. Jo, för även Oscar de la Renta gör idag billigare plagg. I slutet av februari lanseras de. Veckans gäst är Martina Bonnier, chefredaktör och moderedaktör för Damernas Värld och DV Mode.

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