Podcasts about style director

Join us in an inspiring conversation with Joy Aboderin, the Style Director and Founder of Potential You Limited, as she shares her remarkable journey from a successful accounting career to founding a renowned style and image consultancy for professional women. With a rich background in fashion and an unwavering passion for empowering women, Joy reveals the secrets behind her successful career transition and the development of her unique styling approach. We also discussed her vibrant childhood experiences in Nigeria and the UK, her entrepreneurial challenges, and her dedication to helping women discover their confidence through style. This episode offers valuable insights into personal branding, resilience in business, and staying authentic in a world of trends. Whether you're seeking a wardrobe transformation or simply looking to be inspired, Joy's story promises to motivate and uplift.

Alisa Frederico, Style Director at Dressing Jane, has unveiled her top fashion trends for 2025. A leading style expert for both men and women, Alisa is a valuable resource for anyone seeking fashion advice or looking to refresh their wardrobe. As we head into the new year, Alisa’s trend forecast balances timeless sophistication with a touch of whimsical creativity.Whether you’re ready to embrace skinny jeans’ comeback or dive into accessory overload, ultimately Alisa says wear what makes you feel confident and comfortable. You can find Alisa on Instagram @dressing_jane, on Fox 29’s Good Day Philadelphia and on QVC. Her Story is hosted by Kathy Romano and airs Sunday mornings at 7am on 93.3 WMMR-FM in Philadelphia. Follow Her Story on Instagram for a first look at each week’s guest.

Forget your childhood home and your dorm room, this episode is about your first real home of your own. You get to decide how to decorate, when you'll do the dishes and if you'll eat on the couch or at the dining room table. But, with great power comes great responsibility, so you might have to move your own stuff as well. But don't worry, we have you covered.Our guests Rob Shetler, Vice President at Shetler Moving & Storage, and Jami Supsic, Home and Style Director at HGTV Magazine, will cover how to make the most of your space, if the couch will fit through the door, how long it takes to pack (hint: longer than you think) and much, much more.ResourcesTo search for a registered mover: Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

Today, we are helping you with the most challenging question of all. "How do I not look like a slob?" Thankfully our friend Andrea Lavinthal from People Magazine has joined us to discuss how to make your clothes work, what trends to skip, and we discuss the most controversial trends in fashion right now, from the leggings with the butt crease, fake pockets, cropped sweatshirts, cutouts, and DUPES. Thank you for supporting our sponsors! Marshalls: Visit your local Marshalls or head to https://marshalls.com to see what good stuff you can find today! Hiya: Visit https://hiyahealth.com/LADY to get 50% off your first order! Progressive: Quote at https://Progressive.com to join the over 28 million drivers who trust Progressive. Adobe: Visit https://lightroom.adobe.com or download the Adobe Lightroom app to try Adobe Firefly today.

Andrea Lavinthal is the Beauty and Style Director for “People Magazine,” so when it comes to things like body hair, TikTok trends, and “age-appropriate” fashion, you know she has opinions. She joins this week's Poppin' Off to discuss celeb beauty hacks like natural lip plumping, the viral sunburn makeup trend, ketchup couture, and much more. Plus, Andrea gives her favorite drugstore beauty buys!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Episode 2 of That Greenwich Life, I'm joined by People Magazine's Beauty and Style Director, Andrea Lavinthal, for a more in-depth discussion of the setting of this show and certainly one of its main characters – Greenwich, CT. You've seen her on The Today Show and the red carpets of all the major Hollywood awards shows. She's my friend, a mom of 2 and fellow Greenwich resident. Whether you live in Greenwich or not, most people can certainly relate to the universal struggle of being stuck in a less-than-ideal living situation and how stressful house hunting and making a big move can be. Stay tuned to the end for my weekly “Work ON.” Just like we all have daily and weekly workouts, your weekly "Work ON" is something you can focus on as you go about your day-to-day that brings you more peace, introspection and balance in your life. Follow my guest, Andrea Lavinthal, at @andilavs on Instagram and follow me @DorothyOnTV on Instagram and at www.DorothyOnTV.com for more.

Ariel's guest this week has over two decades of experience in the interiors world, both in print and digital. Tori Mellott is the Style Director at Frederic Magazine, and Director of Video Content at Frederic Media. Throughout her storied career, with stops at House Beautiful, Domino Magazine, Martha Stewart and Traditional Home, to name a few, Tori has curated a deep understanding of print and digital storytelling. When she's not behind the editor's desk, Tori is a face many know in the industry both as a social media personality as the Instagram Live host for Schumacher, as well as a mentor to various designers, stylists, photographers, writers and editors in the industry. Originally from a small town in western Pennsylvania, Tori now resides in New York City with her ten year old twin daughters. Listen in as Ariel has a lovely conversation with this industry legend!  Follow Tori's design inspirations on her instagram at https://www.instagram.com/torimellott/

Happy New Year from your friends at Shoe-In! This week we check in with our own Sandi Mines and Shannon Adducci of Footwear News to hear the hottest shoe trends for 2024. From the comfy footbed sandal to the pointed stiletto to Mary Janes and sneakers, we've got you covered on this week's episode. Watch the amazing interview here. With special guest: Shannon Adducci, Style Director, Footwear News Hosted by: Sandi Mines

Sergio Buttiglieri, style director di Sanlorenzo, protagonista di questa puntata di Giro di Boa, il Podcast di Daily Nautica: "Desideravo riportare quella dignità che Giò Ponti portò nella nautica quando fece i suoi meravigliosi panfili, mettendo da parte tutto quell'immaginario vecchio che esisteva prima".

Ever wondered how a wedding dress transitions from a simple fabric to an exquisite masterpiece? Tune in as we navigate this spellbinding journey with Sydney Watters, a luminary figure in the world of bridal designs. This episode will give you an inside look into the creative process, the importance of color and fabric selection, and the thrilling journey of turning a simple fabric into a bridal gown.But it doesn't stop there. Sydney, who is currently planning her own wedding, gives us a raw account of wedding planning, underlining the importance of trusting professionals in the field. We also touch on the evolution of the boho and destination bride trend. Plus, hear her talking about our podcast on her social media and inviting us to be a wedding cast guest in a future episode. This episode is a treasure trove of insights, not just for brides-to-be, but for anyone fascinated by the artistry behind wedding designs and planning.___Literally growing up with the company, Style Director, Sydney Watters Dunbar, has an innate sense of the brand. She's got the pulse of her generation's style, not to mention being kind of a nut for fashion herself. Working elbow-to-elbow with the design team, she helps shape the creative direction for each collection.Follow them on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/watters/Places to go - People to see: Kelly's Site: http://www.kellymcwilliams.comKelly's Blog: https://www.kellymcwilliams.com/blogInstagram: @kellyamcwilliams About Kelly:Kelly knows how incredible a well planned wedding can be. Every moment counts and every decision plays a part. Wedding planning should be fun and as easy to do as possible. Besides planning weddings, Kelly travels the globe as an industry speaker. Kelly is a Martha Stewart Top Wedding Planner & this podcast won Brides magazine and WeddingWire's best podcast. Need a little help planning your wedding?The Getting Ready Room List (ON SALE NOW)Wedding Song Ideas: Spotify Playlist Included! (ON SALE NOW)Download the Wedding Spending Plan ...

This week we are joined by Creative Director and founder of Rich LDN Richard Evans. He discusses starting in the industry as a stylist before becoming Style Director of the mens magazines (and the wild working environment that came with these). What it takes to set up and grow your own PR and creative agency from scratch. Make sure to head over to the Paetron to see the full video podcast and the bonus episode patreon.com/dansplainingpod

Sanlorenzo builds tailor-made motor yachts that are known for their outstanding exterior and interior design. With his holistic approach, Sanlorenzo’s ...

In this Episode Debbie interviews the founder of Love and Nudes Chantel Carter . Chantal Carter is an entrepreneur who has worked in the fashion industry for over 20 years as a Stylist, Image Consultant, and magazine Style Director. She is also part of Centennial College Fashion PAC (Program Advisory Committee) which helps to inspire programs with relevant learning and training beneficial to industry practice. Chantal's passion to uplift women of colour through fashion caused her to develop a diverse skin tone intimates line called Love & Nudes. This brand is more than just fashion, it's a social movement connecting women and celebrating the beauty of difference. She believes apparel and cosmetics should be accessible to all in a manner that allows them to celebrate their skin tone and personal style.   e: Chantal@loveandnudes.com www.loveandnudes.com Celebrating Women of Colour Socialize and Celebrate with Us  https://www.instagram.com/loveandnudes/ https://twitter.com/loveandnudes_ https://www.facebook.com/loveandnudes/     SUBSCRIBE TO START SMALL: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/start-small/id1537390467 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/49cOe3NI7OHSXACpUsQSkC Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcjQKGox5xnowa3nD1J5vGQ Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/start-small TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Health--Wellness-Podcasts/Start-Small-p1380487/ Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9tb3lhYXNoZWFidXR0ZXIubGlic3luLmNvbS9wbGF5ZXJmbQ   Connect with us! Website: https://www.moyaasheabutter.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/moyaasheabutter/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/moyaashea Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moyaasheabutter/ Podcast IG: https://www.instagram.com/start.smallpodcast/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcjQKGox5xnowa3nD1J5vGQ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.ca/moyaashea/_created/

On the Being Home With Hunker podcast host @laurie.gunning.grossman chats with Leanne Ford. You most likely know Leanne as an interior designer, or as an HGTV star (Restored by the Fords and Home Again With the Fords), or as furniture designer in partnership with Crate & Barrel. But now Leanne has a new title to add to her name: print magazine creator.Leanne recently launched a quarterly print magazine on art and home design called Feel Free. If you follow Leanne, you'll agree that this name is just so fitting for who she is and what she represents.In This Episode We Talk About: The FEEL FREE magazine — what Leanne also calls a workbook — with the hope that people write on it, rip on it, put it on their wall, and get it messy!Creating the magazine to expose people to artists, art, and to inspire people to live freely. (Because being perfect just isn't a thing.)The generosity of the artists who shared their artwork with Leanne to feature in the magazine (and for all of us to rip out!) – along with their tips on how to create art.This magazine is for everyone, no matter what you want to create, whether it's curating an online shop or writing that book you've been dreaming of.Where Leanne gets her biggest inspiration (hint: it's not design).How the freedom to create is contagious.How her 3 ½ year old daughter is in her prime creative time — and how inspiring it is to Leanne. (And how her launching her magazine is no surprise that it's aligning with her daughter's creativity.) How much her spiritual life plays into her creativity, and how what she creates does not dictate her worth.Working with interior stylist and author Hilary Robertson, who is the Style Director at FEEL FREE. LEARN MORE ABOUT LEANNE FORD AND FEEL FREE MAGAZINE Website: LeanneFord.comInstagram: @leannefordinteriorsFeel Free on IG: @feelfreeBuy the Magazine: FEEL FREEBuy Leanne's Book: Work in Progress OTHER EPISODES YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKELeanne Ford: Design Your Home to Enjoy It Now (Don't Wait)Sarah Sherman Samuel: Handmade Items Add Value to Our HomesRachel Moriarty: A Maximalist's Approach to Colorful Home and LifeJennifer Pastiloff: Manifesting Her Home in Her Happy Place CONNECT WITH ME, LAURIE GUNNING GROSSMANHave questions? Find me here:Instagram: @laurie.gunning.grossmanEmail: Laurie@hunker.comLinkedIn: @lauriegunninggrossman ABOUT THIS PODCAST For more information about this episode, or other podcast episodes, visit Hunker.com/podcast.This podcast is produced by Laurie Gunning Grossman.Being Home With Hunker is recorded and mixed at Night Shift Audio.Theme music by Jonathan Grossman.Show art designed by Mory Men. ABOUT HUNKERHunker inspires and empowers you to create a space that expresses who you are, shows off your unique style, and makes your life happier and more productive.Visit us, follow us, learn more.Hunker: Hunker.comInstagram: @hunkerhomeTikTok: @hunkerhomeFacebook: @hunkerhomeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Joining the Deux U Classroom this week is industry veteran, Sasha Charnin Morrison. Sasha is the author of the stylists bible: Secrets of Stylists.. She's currently the Style Director at CBS WATCH! Magazine, and boasts over thirty years of fashion magazine experience working for such notable publications as Allure, Elle, Harper's Bazaar, Mirabella, Seventeen, Us Weekly and Vanity Fair. We're discussing the week's hottest topics, including: Funny Girl Controversy - Lea and Beanie  Chris Evans dating update A blind item FROM Armie Hammer An odd DM about Miles Teller Listen for never-before-heard or read information! Follow Deux @Deuxmoi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to this new episode of The Edge, a podcast by TAG Heuer. Our guest is Guy Berryman, musician, songwriter, car collector, watch enthusiast and the bassist of British rock band Coldplay. In this episode, he takes us back to the moment that changed the course of his career - the night Coldplay set the stage alight at the Glastonbury Festival. Listen to the moment that became the turning point for one of the most popular British bands ever. Your host is Teo van den Broeke, Style Director at GQ. See you on The Edge.

Welcome to Season 2 of The Edge, a podcast by TAG Heuer. This season, you'll hear extraordinary people tell intimate stories of a moment that changed everything for them. A moment where they found themselves on the verge of greatness. A world record, an encounter, an epiphany, a life-changing decision. Our first guest this season is the exceptional Sydney McLaughlin, hurdler, sprinter and world record holder. She relives the moment she became the first woman in history to break the 52-second barrier in the 400m hurdles. Your host is Teo van den Broeke, Style Director at GQ. See you on The Edge.

Town & Country Executive Style Director Erik Maza tells Cindy Adams what he even does, the thrill of working in journalism, the power of fashion and style, and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This time on The Edge, a podcast by TAG Heuer, we catch up with Sergio Perez, the young Mexican Formula 1 pilot currently driving for Red Bull Racing. Known as “Checo” to his fans, Sergio got an early start on the racetrack, first taking the wheel of a go-kart at age 6. Sergio has since secured many big firsts for his home country, becoming the first Mexican driver to take a podium finish on his home turf. In this episode, Sergio shares his personal wisdom about learning from mistakes, setting your sights on the future, and always enjoying an adrenaline rush. Your host is Teo van den Broeke, Style Director at GQ. Watch out - this is The Edge.

This time on The Edge, a podcast by TAG Heuer, we’re joined by the deep-thinking freediver Arthur Guérin-Boëri. In March 2021 Guérin-Boëri smashed the world record for longest under-ice swim with a single breath by swimming 120 metres in Lake Sonnen in Finland, and when we spoke he was already preparing for his next challenge. In this truly inspirational conservation the Frenchman talks about sports therapy, the eternal quest for well-being, and Le Grand Bleu. Your host is Teo van den Broeke, Style Director at British GQ. Watch out - this is The Edge.

A Jersey boy through and through, meet Sam Hart, Style Director, Brand Partnerships at @complex A dad of 2, San has been a consumer, creative, student and more of the culture for most of his life. He's an avid sneaker collector and terrible NY sports team fan. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangeonpurpose/support

This time on The Edge, a podcast by TAG Heuer, we spoke to three football players who’ve proved their true mettle with England’s most successful team; Manchester United players Juan Mata, Jesse Lingard, and Bruno Fernandes. Listen to them talk about how they cope with the pressure of being quite literally at the top of their game, what inspired their passion for the game, the people they trust to give it to them straight, and why a bit of healthy competition can keep you on your toes. Your host is Teo van den Broeke, Style Director at British GQ. Watch out - this is The Edge.

Dans cet épisode sorti initialement en octobre 2018, nous allons à la rencontre de Gauthier Borsarello, le fondateur de Gauthier Borsarello Showroom, une collection de vêtements vintage créée depuis de nombreuses années à destination des professionnels de la mode. Il est également le Style Director de Holiday Boileau, la marque de vêtements du projet HOLIDAY, du directeur artistique entrepreneur Franck Durand, il est Creative Director de la marque de vêtements Kidur, et il est le co fondateur avec Marc Beaugé du magazine lancé le 18 octobre dernier, L'Etiquette. Dans cet épisode, on revient sur son parcours atypique, on parle de chacun de ses projets, de sa vision de la mode, de comment il jongle entre toutes ses activités et de beaucoup d'autres sujets. J'ai adoré interviewer Gauthier, j'espère que vous prendrez autant de plaisir à l'écouter. Pour suivre Gauthier sur InstagramSes projets : Gauthier Borsarello Showroom, Holiday Boileau, Kidur, L'Etiquette Magazine POUR SE RETROUVER DANS L'ÉPISODE 01:30 Gauthier se présente et reprend son parcours 06:30 Les années Ralph Lauren et Double RL en tant que Vintage Spécialiste 13:00 Sa rencontre avec Ramdane Touhami 15:45 Sa rencontre avec Franck Durand, cette idée de développer le quartier 22:00 Sa facilité avec les gens, d'ou vient elle 24:00 Comment il choisit ses projets 26:40 Pourquoi il a suivi Franck Durand, pourquoi il ne se dit pas designer 30:30 Avec qui il travaille aujourd'hui sur la partie vintage, comment les vêtements vintage sont utilisés dans les studios, comment il se source en vintage, comment il choisit ses pièces, combien coute une pièce très rare 39:00 Comment il voit le marché de l'industrie de la mode évoluer 44:00 Son avis sur le reportage de Cash Investigation sur le luxe 48:00 Comment il gère son quotidien, Holiday, la vision de Franck Durand pour Holiday, comment décliner sa vision globale lifestyle dans une ligne de vêtements 51:20 Kidur 55:30 Magazine L'Etiquette, le cycle de la mode 01:03:00 Comment il fait pour gérer autant de projets de fronts, à quoi ressemblent ses journées, sa vision pour son futurKEYLEARNING Même si je suis impressionné au fond de moi, mes parents m'ont appris à parler de la même façon à tout le monde. Ma concierge m'apprécie autant qu'un Franck Durand peut m'aimer, je ne mets pas de filtre. Par contre, si je n'aime pas quelqu'un, je ne mets pas de filtre non plus. Je suis extrêmement entier, j'ai besoin d'admirer les gens. J'admire les gens pour leur gentillesse, pour leur talent, pour leur vision ou pour leur capacité à travailler, j'ai besoin de voir que des personnes ont quelque chose que les autres n'ont pas. Quand je vois des grands DA qui sont aujourd'hui dans des maisons de luxes qui sont finalement comme moi ; des gens qui aiment le vêtement et qui se disent : « je vais prendre ce vintage et je vais le refaire », sauf que moi j'assume pleinement cela, je l'embrasse complètement. Pour moi, un vrai designer est quelqu'un qui prend son ordinateur ou un crayon et qui vous fait une fiche technique, qui est capable de faire une gradation, de faire un développement sur mannequin, faire du flou… quelque chose que je ne sais pas faire du tout. Moi, je suis un synthétiseur de savoir-faire, je fédère peut-être des gens, mais ce serait mépriser le travail d'un vrai designer de dire que j'en suis un. Je pense que le whole sale va souffrir, les marques vont se structurer avec un flagship vraiment représentatif d'images avec une très belle architecture, un service de qualité, etc. Un e-shop très compétitif où tu peux recevoir rapidement ta marchandise. En réalité, le fait d'être distribué dans le monde entier dans des gros multi-store qui font des marges et des soldes colossales, tout ce principe va s'écrémer car on se rend compte que les clients veulent payer le vrai prix, à part les clientèles émergentes qui sont prêtent à payer n'importe quoi à n'importe quel prix, pour avoir le truc et pour avoir un marqueur social. Je pense que petit à petit les marges vont diminuer, que le wholsale va disparaitre, que les marques vont structurer leurs ventes en direct, que du coup cette double marge – qui est un minimum de 5 entre le coût de fabrication et le prix de revente – doit être coupée… Ce client, il faut l'éduquer, vers « moins consommer, mais mieux ». Le luxe, c'est le temps nécessaire et incompressible à l'élaboration d'un produit dans la matière et la fabrication. J'ai l'impression que les groupes de luxe font tout pour qu'on oublie ce qu'est le luxe. Pour moi, le luxe absolu, c'est quand un DA va voir un artisan, quand quelqu'un qui a le goût de faire un produit qui va plaire, choisit de le faire avec un artisan. Là, pour moi, on est tout en haut. Une fois que t'es DA chez Vuitton, t'es plus underground au même titre que le punk lorsqu'il est mort. C'est qu'il était trop visible quand il était chez Vivienne Westwood, chez Jean Paul Gautier, dans les années 80, le punk était mort et ce n'est pas grave, c'était juste la fin d'une esthétique, la fin d'un monde et c'est bien qu'on passe à autre chose. RÉFÉRENCES DANS L'ÉPISODE ICARTTAJAN https://www.tajan.com/ Ralph Lauren https://www.ralphlauren.fr/ Double RL https://www.ralphlauren.fr/fr/marques/double-rl/hommes/70201 VINTED https://www.vinted.fr/ Doug Bilheimer Acheteur Vintage de Ralph Lauren Vintage Showroom http://www.thevintageshowroom.com/ Cassie Mercantile http://www.cassiemercantile.com/ Ramdane Touhami https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramdane_Touhami Franck Durand www.franckdurand.com/ Holiday Café https://www.holiday-paris.fr/cafe.php Beige habilleur https://www.beige-habilleur.com/en/ Super Stitch https://www.instagram.com/superstitchparis/?hl=fr Kdpresse https://www.instagram.com/kdpresse/?hl=fr Camber https://www.camberusa.com/ Hense https://www.hanes.com/shop/hanes/hanes-beefy-t-short-sleeve-t-shirt-6307?redirectLoop=true&originalReferrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.fr%2F Cash Investigation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IRtRnV92AM Julien Hamon http://jthamon.tumblr.com/ Nicolas Gabar de Husband http://www.husbands-paris.com/ Feedly https://feedly.com/ Photographe http://www.henryleutwyler.com/Pierre Maheo Officine Générale Les tumblrs : http://melancholiceuphoria.tumblr.com / http://kitty-n-classe.tumblr.com / http://gersaintbeaupre.tumblr.com / http://joeinct.tumblr.com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This time on The Edge, a podcast by TAG Heuer, we tackle the big issues of the day with two-time World Cup champions Ali Krieger and Ashlyn Harris, and dive into what keeps them inspired and ambitious. In this episode the pair open up about risking it all to live authentically, becoming new parents in an imperfect world, and why making meaningful connections with people is just as important as winning titles. Your host is Teo van den Broeke, Style Director at GQ.

Chantal Carter is the founder of Love & Nudes - a line of skin tone wire-free bras and panties for women of colour; nude for all skin tones. They are Canada's 1st diverse line of skin tone products.She is an entrepreneur who has worked in the fashion industry for over 20 years as a Stylist, Image Consultant, and magazine Style Director. Chantal's passion to uplift women of colour through fashion caused her to develop a diverse skin tone intimates line called Love & Nudes. This brand is more than just fashion, it's a social movement connecting women and celebrating the beauty of difference. She believes apparel and cosmetics should be accessible to all in a manner that allows them to celebrate their skin tone and personal style. ===️ Hosted by:Hilda Gan - https://ca.linkedin.com/in/hildagan Produced by: 6 Story - https://6story.ca​ Visit us at:https://www.peoplebrightconsulting.com

This time on The Edge, a podcast by TAG Heuer, we talk frankly with Brazilian Big Wave surfer and two-time World Record holder Maya Gabeira about what lies beneath the surface when riding some of the world’s biggest waves. We discuss the importance of perseverance, the rewards of hope, and why sharing her story is as important as smashing any record. Your host is Teo van den Broeke, Style Director at GQ. Watch out - this is The Edge.

Abby and her dear friend (and Style Director of Good Housekeeping) Lori Bergamotto (https://www.instagram.com/loribergamotto/) discuss the summer of Jean Smart including her brilliant turns in "Hacks" and "Mare of Easttown", foundational '80s shows from their youth, which Golden Girl they are, morning television, what Hoda Kotb and Wendy Williams are like IRL, a run-in with a teen crush while dressed as a flamingo, old school TV movies, that time they thought Lori's son was possessed by a Romanov, and so much more.

This time on The Edge, a podcast by TAG Heuer, we dive deep with waterman Kai Lenny, pro surfer and eight-time SUP World Champion, whose first name means “ocean” in Hawaiian. He talks about being a product of his environment and wanting to protect that very same environment, as well as what it feels like to be a professional surfer who travels the world catching big waves. Your host is Teo van den Broeke, Style Director at GQ. Watch out - this is The Edge.

Steve Cordony is a master of interior style and life styling. What a treat to have him for my latest episode of Tea with Jules. I first met Steve when he waved his magic style wand over our house for a shoot we did with Belle Magazine Australia where he sits as Style Director at Large. He struck me as kind, generous with information and meticulous with his impeccable taste, and he has absolutely lived up to that first impression. With so many of us spending so much time at home right now, it is lovely to hear Steve talk about how he gives his home a soul. Steve shares with me how growing up he always felt that coming out, might be a risk or an unachievable dream to have his own perfect image of home life. Remaining neutral, was safer. He believes that everything happens for a reason at the right time, and with a moment of complete honesty with himself and those around him, he was released into his truest identity. Once he stepped into that, the sky has been the limit.We talk about the secret sauce of a successful relationship, what is the soul, finding purpose and of COURSE I wouldn't let him get away without asking him some very important home styling questions!I loved this chat and Steve's wonderful insight into life, love and career. He is a true gem-I hope you enjoy too. Oh, and please check out his and Michael's current dream home renovation Rosedale Farm. It is serious #housegoals

Gayle shares her secrets to success as one of the leading fashion stylists in the industry. We discuss her most memorable moments from her incredible 25-year career in fashion, hearing about how she broke into the business working as an intern on the glossy magazines, to what it's like to be the no1 celebrity go-to stylist in town and the Style Director on the hit show ‘The Voice' in a pre and post-pandemic world. Useful links:   My website:  https://www.mirandaholder.london/ My blog:  https://www.mirandaholder.london/blog Follow me on socials: Instagram: @themirandaholder Facebook: @themirandaholder Twitter: @MirandaHolderLN Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/miranda-holder-614098150/  

Joachim Baldauf. Fotograf aus Berlin/München/Allgäu. Zitate aus dem Podcast: »Fotografie ist wahnsinnig dynamisch.« »Mode ist sehr schnell vorbei, aber Modernität bleibt.« »Der Humor im Bild gerät ins Hintertreffen.« »Ich komme aus einer anderen Zeit. Das, was jetzt in der Magazin-Fotografie gefragt ist, ist für mich nur teilweise interessant.« »Heute ist alles enger und schwieriger geworden. Mit weniger Humor.« »Heute muss alles international funktionieren und politisch korrekt sein.« »Bei mir hat der Humor und das Auflösen von Grenzen immer eine ganz große Rolle gespielt.« »Als ich anfing digital zu fotografieren, waren die Kunden gar nicht begeistert.« »Fest steht, dass die Jugend immer provoziert. Nur die Art der Provokation ändert sich. Und das schlägt sich dynamisch auf die Fotografie nieder.« »Tragisch und absurd ist es, wenn man versucht heute Teil der Jugendkultur zu werden.« »Ich sehe viele Kollegen, die versuchen jeden Trend mit zu machen.« »Gewalt, die als lustig dargestellt wird, verstehe ich nicht.« »Ideal wäre es, wenn ich Inspiration für die junge Generation bin.« Joachim Baldauf wurde 1965 in Weiler geboren. Er studierte Textildesign am Technikum Reutlingen, arbeitete als Textildesigner und Art Director, gründete 1992 eine eigene Agentur in München und ist seit 1998 freischaffender Fotograf. Bekannt wurde er durch Fotos für das Londoner Fashion- und Lifestylemagazin WALLPAPER. 2004 gründete er erneut eine eigene Agentur »printkultur«, gab das Magazin VORN heraus und beschäftigt sich aktuell mit nachhaltiger Mode. https://joachimbaldauf.de https://agenturneubauer.com/photographers/joachim-baldauf/vita/ https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joachim_Baldauf https://printkultur.de http://www.vornmagazine.com https://www.lumas.de/artist/joachim_baldauf/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwtPrgZ2F8AIVENPtCh38jgJfEAAYASAAEgLPlvD_BwE Publikation: https://www.distanz.de/buecher/joachim-baldauf/photographs-the-wallpaper-years Erste Monografie von Joachim Baldauf. Mit einem Gespräch zwischen Tyler Brûlé, Gründer und ehemaliger Chefredakteur von Wallpaper* und jetziger Herausgeber von Monocle, und Ariel Childs, damalige Bildredakteurin von Wallpaper*, einem Text von Tillmann Prüfer, Redakteur der Zeit und Style Director des Zeit Magazin, und einem Vorwort von Uta Grosenick, Verlegerin, Distanz Verlag. Episoden-Cover-Gestaltung: Andy Scholz Episoden-Cover-Foto: Marina Geckeler Idee, Produktion, Redaktion, Moderation: Andy Scholz http://fotografieneudenken.de/ https://www.instagram.com/fotografieneudenken/ Der Podcast ist eine Produktion von STUDIO ANDY SCHOLZ 2021. Der Initiator ist Andy Scholz, Jahrgang 1971, geboren in Varel am Jadebusen. Er studierte Philosophie und Medienwissenschaften in Düsseldorf, Kunst und Fotografie in Essen an der Folkwang Universität der Künste (ehemals Gesamthochschule Duisburg-Essen) u.a. bei Jörg Sasse und Bernhard Prinz. Andy Scholz ist freier Künstler, Autor sowie künstlerischer Leiter und Kurator vom FESTIVAL FOTOGRAFISCHER BILDER, das er gemeinsam mit Martin Rosner 2016 in Regensburg gründete. Seit 2012 unterrichtete er an verschiedenen Hochschulen: Universität Regensburg, Fachhochschule Würzburg, North Dakota State University in Fargo (USA), Philipps-Universität Marburg, Ruhr Universität Bochum. Er lebt und arbeitet in Essen. https://festival-fotografischer-bilder.de/ http://fotografieneudenken.de/ https://www.instagram.com/fotografieneudenken/ http://andyscholz.com/ http://photography-now.com/exhibition/147186

This time on The Edge, a podcast by TAG Heuer, we volley some ideas with Félix Auger-Aliassime, one of today’s most accomplished young tennis stars. In our conversation, we explore Félix’s childhood, an early start with the sport and what it takes — each and every day — to be at the top of his game. Your host is Teo van den Broeke, Style Director at GQ. Watch out - this is The Edge.

Christine Mulhearne, inspired by the mission statement of O, The Oprah Magazine, where she was the former Advertising Style Director for the past 13 years, has recently launched: "Currently Leaping" - her latest adventure on how to live your best life. Follow her on Instagram, @christinemulhearne, where she has pep talks regularly, words of encouragement to share, shopping lists prepared, and cocktails on ice! Today, we discuss the loss of her dad, who passed away very unexpectedly, when she was 28, and the night she got engaged. We talk about how to navigate those wounds which are still being healed, 11 years later. We also discuss the positive side of losing your job during a pandemic, navigating divorce, and how to find and celebrate the "signs" that our loved ones show us to give us comfort! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dara Caponigro is the Chief Creative Officer of F. Schumacher & Co. and Creative Director of Schumacher. F. Schumacher & Co. is a 131-year-old American company that comprises both Schumacher, the luxury fabric and wallcovering house, and Patterson Flynn Martin, the prestigious rug firm. Caponigro directs and oversees product development, digital and print marketing, PR and events, licensing, the Schumacher blog and visual merchandising. She is also Editor in Chief of Schumacher’s luxury design magazine, Frederic. Caponigro is the author of The Authentics, which delves into the lives and homes of original trailblazers in the creative world as well as Domino, the Book of Decorating, a NY Times bestseller. Her most recent book S Is for Style: The Schumacher Book of Decoration celebrates the limitless possibilities of decorating and helps readers identify their personal style. Prior to joining Schumacher, Caponigro held many illustrious positions as a magazine editor, specializing in interior design and architecture. Most recently, Caponigro was the Editor-in-Chief of Veranda, establishing it as a global luxury brand. During her tenure, which coincided with both a recession and a decline in overall magazine readership, both Veranda's newsstand sales and advertising revenue increased by double digit percentages. Caponigro was also a founding editor of domino where she was Style Director from 2004 to 2009. She also held the positions of Design and Decoration Director at Elle Decor and Decorating Director at House Beautiful. She began her career at The Cooper-Hewitt Museum. Caponigro is known for her ability to develop and invigorate brands, whether it’s breathing new life into existing companies or building them from scratch. With her discerning eye and uncanny ability to know her audience, she is able to dissect a property’s assets, give it a distinct personality, and evolve it to its full potential. Caponigro holds a BA from Barnard College where she graduated Phi Beta Kappa. She lives in the Bronx with her husband, David Steinberger, and their two children, Sofia and Stefan. Their homes have been published in House Beautiful, Elle Decor, Veranda, domino, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times. https://www.instagram.com/dara_caponigro/?hl=en hmoore@fsco.com

This time on The Edge, a podcast by TAG Heuer, we hit the putting green with a bonafide and long-maned golf sensation, talking inspiration, family, hard work and what it’s like overall to walk a mile in a pair of golf shoes. Tommy Fleetwood, a four-time European Tour winner, takes us through the highs and lows, the pressures and payoffs of the professional sporting life. Your host is Teo van den Broeke, Style Director at GQ. Watch out - this is The Edge.

Chantal Carter is an entrepreneur who has worked in the fashion industry for over 20 years as a Stylist, Image Consultant, and magazine Style Director. Chantal's passion to uplift women of colour through fashion caused her to develop a diverse skin tone intimates line called Love & Nudes. Canada's 1st BLACK OWNED Skin tone intimates for POC. This brand is more than just fashion, it's a social movement connecting women and celebrating the beauty of difference. She believes apparel and cosmetics should be accessible to all in a manner that allows them to celebrate their skin tone and personal style. Stay connected with Chantal online: Website: https://loveandnudes.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/loveandnudes/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/loveandnudes Twitter: https://twitter.com/loveandnudes_   Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review!   Stay connected with us online: Facebook- http://bit.ly/2CkjhqV Instagram- http://bit.ly/2OszRfs Twitter- http://bit.ly/2RU9tcz Youtube- http://bit.ly/MakiniSmithYoutube LinkedIn- http://bit.ly/2IZZZIm Website- http://bit.ly/2PvRRSu Books- http://bit.ly/MakiniSmith Subscribe to our newsletter if you love the value and free stuff! http://bit.ly/2AVKNJM Send feedback/questions to info@awalkinmystilettos.com Submit guest suggestions HERE info@awalkinmystilettos.com

Your wardrobe is a “business strategy” and it's in your control. That's the philosophy of Toi Sweeney, an award winning fashion stylist for both men and women, a brand strategist and author of “Secrets of a Well Dressed Brand.” Toi says “when you look good, you feel good. When you feel good, you are confident. When you are confident, the world is yours.” In this episode of “Live Your Best Life with Liz Brunner,” you'll hear from Toi about her humble beginnings, defying three near death experiences, to life as the Style Director at QVC for 16-years before going out on her own. Learn more about Toi and order her book; “Secrets of a Well Dressed Brand.” #liveyourbestlife If you have a guest idea, or want to learn more about Brunner Communications, contact Liz at info@LizBrunner.com. To join our mailing list and never miss any of Liz's stories, tips and techniques, click here.  

Your wardrobe is a “business strategy” and it's in your control. That’s the philosophy of Toi Sweeney, an award winning fashion stylist for both men and women, a brand strategist and author of “Secrets of a Well Dressed Brand.” Toi says “when you look good, you feel good. When you feel good, you are confident. When you are confident, the world is yours.” In this episode of “Live Your Best Life with Liz Brunner,” you’ll hear from Toi about her humble beginnings, defying three near death experiences, to life as the Style Director at QVC for 16-years before going out on her own. Learn more about Toi and order her book; “Secrets of a Well Dressed Brand.” #liveyourbestlife If you have a guest idea, or want to learn more about Brunner Communications, contact Liz at info@LizBrunner.com. To join our mailing list and never miss any of Liz’s stories, tips and techniques, click here.  

This time on The Edge, a podcast by TAG Heuer, we take a deep dive with Christian Horner, Team Principal of the Red Bull Racing Formula One team, behind the scenes of an 8-world-title-winning F1 team. We discussed what gives a great driver their ‘drive’ and found out how the world of Formula One has weathered the 2020 storm. Your host is Teo van den Broeke, Style Director at British GQ. Watch out - this is The Edge.

Ep 06 - Parker Blackburn drops in to share some insight on her journey to becoming Style Director for Garnet & Black. From experimenting with grunge to pulling from sixties mod colors, Parker always enjoyed the power of presenting herself in different ways. Griffin gets Parker’s take on sources of inspiration from nature and Tik Tok. They both dive into the wild runway shows of Schiaparelli, Iris van Herpen, Chanel, and Celine. Music - Lucy by pilotkid Art - @39artattack Host - Griffin McDonald Producer/Editor - Joshua Tekle

Sasha Morrison is the Style Director at CBS Watch Magazine, a Creative Catalyst, brand and social media consultant, red-carpet expert, and so much more! With over 30 years of experience in the fashion industry, she has a wealth of knowledge. Yet, in this episode she allows her story to make one major point: it’s not that serious! Buckle up and come along on the journey as we dive into her career history, hear great advice, and enjoy some well-needed laughs. To find out more about Sasha’s work and to learn about her book, visit her website at sashacharninmorrison.com. She can also be found on Instagram @SashaCharninMorrison or Twitter @SashaCharnin To stay up to date with FT, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @FTOnTheScene. We can also be reached by phone at (202) 618-1708 or email at hello@fashionablytardy.com. Our team consists of Natalie Trevonne – Creative Director, Lissa Loe – Producer, Jeremy Jeffers – Theme Song Creator, Mia S. – Graphic Designer, and Gold Fingaz – Sound Engineer. We love to give credit where credit is due! Check out these amazing artists whose hard work and dedication can be heard din the music for this episode. “Good For You” by THBD | https://soundcloud.com/thbdsultan | Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 | Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/2PgU6Mu | Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/-K_YSjqKgvQ “Beach” by MBB | https://soundcloud.com/mbbofficial | Creative Commons — Attribution- 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0 | Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/Beach-MBB | Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/CPy2TLPbpVY “Down The Hill” by Vendredi [Audio Library Release] | Music provided by Audio Library Plus | Watch: https://youtu.be/H2F7QPGqRCw | Free Download / Stream: https://alplus.io/down-hill

Responsible for many of our favorite textiles, famed design house “Schumacher” has long been synonymous with style. In this episode, we sit down with Tori Mellot, Schumacher’s Style Director, who is smart, funny, and simply the chicest girl around. Nothing is off-limits in our chat with Tori, which includes a look back at her time at Domino & Trad Home, a window into the exciting things happening at Schumacher, and an important conversation about what it means to be a working mom in the midst of a pandemic.

This time on The Edge, a podcast by TAG Heuer, we go 0-80pmh with the astronomically talented, Hollywood-leading-man-turned-racing-driver Patrick Dempsey, discussing his unlikely career gear-shift, the first car that caught his eye, and the power of humility and hardwork in high-octane sports. Your host is Teo van den Broeke, Style Director at British GQ. Watch out - this is The Edge.

The infamous Robert Rufino, Style Director of House Beautiful Magazine, joins us for an exceptional episode of Inside Design. Robert opens the show explaining how Covid inspired him to reach out to designers and do something extraordinary for them. So, Robert started doing thirty-minute portfolio sessions; he gives designers the gift of time. Then, Robert speaks about why professional photography is so important. After shooting, the film needs to have a certain mystique. Plus, Robert explains why hiring a stylist is absolutely necessary and the importance of collaboration on any shoot. In This Episode: [00:40] About Robert Rufino and his thirty-minute portfolio sessions.  [09:00] When Robert is looking at a project, he is looking for a message.  [15:50] Professional photography is so important; the film has to have mystery, surprise, and it needs to look unique.  [25:00] Robert reveals one of the most unique and memorable shoots that he did. [28:20] What Robert wanted to be when he grew up.   [36:40] Collaboration is critical on a shoot; Robert tells a story of collaboration when shooting Tiffany's in 1996.  [38:50] What Robert has up his sleeve as we enter this new age of 2021. Key Takeaways: Portfolios should have a surprise element that the reader is going to learn something from -  the reader should want to be in that room. A portfolio should inspire you to rip out a page, put it in your folder, or pin it up on your bulletin board. Hire a stylist; your photos will be 100 times better if you match a good photographer with a stylist.  You never know where a good idea is going to come from when you’re on a shoot; collaboration is critical. Bio:  Robert is a native New Yorker. His career began at Henri Bendel where he was in charge of window presentation and store design. From there, he ventured into the world of magazines. He has worked for Elle magazine, Harper’s Bazaar, Taxi and the New York Times. Robert was also the Vice President of creative services worldwide at Tiffany & Co. For thirteen years. After that, he worked for House Beautiful, Town & Country, Architectural Digest, and Elle Décor. For the last two years, Robert has been the Style Director at House Beautiful Magazine. Links Mentioned: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therobertrufino/ Portfolio Review: styledirector@housebeautiful.com

Welcome to The Edge. Very soon, we’ll be talking to people operating at the very edge of possibility. We’ll be giving you the fuel you need to get in the zone and leave your limits in the dust. A podcast by TAG Heuer and hosted by Teo van den Broeke, Style Director at British GQ.

As NYFW shifts to a mostly virtual calendar and the global fashion system re-calibrates to a COVID-19 world alongside unprecedented societal, economic, cultural and economic shifts - brands are applying ingenuity, and new approaches to presentation. As reflection of brand identity - many designers are choosing to hybridize presentation, editorial, + commerce experiences through digital platforms, integrating a Phygital approach to retail - with sustainability, technology and innovation central to change.Host:Julie Gilhart, President of Tomorrow Projects and Chief Development Officer of Tomorrow Ltd., on behalf of The RealRealGuests:Victor Glemaud, Creative Director of Victor GlemaudHaitian-born designer Victor Glemaud launched his eponymous leisurewear collection of statement knitwear, designed for all people, genders, races, sizes and personalities, marrying comfort and style, in 2006. Victor Glemaud was a finalist in the 2017 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund and honored for his achievements by the Ambassador of Haiti to the United States. Raised in Queens, New York, Victor began his career as a design assistant to Patrick Robinson while studying at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. After working as a publicist at KCD for Versace and Marc Jacobs, he returned to design in 2005, first as Womenswear Design Advisor and later as Studio Director at Paco Rabanne, followed by Style Director at Tommy Hilfiger, and over the years has consulted with several brands, including H&M for the Met Gala.The Victor Glemaud collection has been worn by celebrities and influencers including Ashley Graham, Dominique Jackson, Florence Pugh, Hailey Baldwin, Issa Rae, Laura Harrier, Margot Robbie, Michelle Williams, Iman and Selena Gomez, and has garnered press in many outlets from The New York Times to Vogue Italia.Victor Glemaud is currently sold at Glemaud.com, as well as ShopBop and Ssense.Jamie Pallot, Executive Producer at SensoriumJamie Pallot is executive producer at Sensorium, a cutting-edge experiential studio whose latest project is a series of virtual reality videos for the Bloomingdale’s Holiday Window Unveiling. He was formerly the founding editor of Style.com, where he won a National Magazine Award for General Excellence; executive director of digital at Vanity Fair; and a VR pioneer, producing installations shown at the Sundance, Venice, and Tribeca festivals.Beth Buccini, Founder and Owner of Kirna ZabeteBeth is the founder and owner of Kirna Zabête, a multi-brand women’s fashion store. She personally selects every item sold in each of the store's four outposts in Soho, New York; Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania; East Hampton, New York; and Palm Beach, Florida; and e-commerce site kirnazabete.com, with the intention of inspiring every client who walks through the door. She has also collaborated with Target, Nine West, Gilt, and Birkenstock, to create special collections for the Kirna Zabête customer. Prior to launching Kirna Zabête in the fall of 1999, Beth worked as an Assistant Fashion Editor at Mirabella Magazine and a Fashion Editor at New York Magazine. She was born and raised in Virginia and graduated from the University of Virginia with degrees in Art History and French Literature. She currently resides in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, with her husband and four children.Watch the episode on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-foqt3D8Bc See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

SL's Charlotte Collins, Lu Hough, Becky Hull and contributor Adeola Gboyega discuss this week's hottest topics...First up the team chat Lu's wedding, as our Style Director reveals how and why she tied the knot last week. Of course, everyone shares a TV recommendation, then chat turns to CeraVe, as the team discuss their favourite products from the cult beauty brand. Later, they chat chocolate, and debate at length the very best bars out there, plus desserts and loungewear are on the agenda too.https://sheerluxe.com/2020/10/27/meet-affordable-skincare-brand-dermatologists-swear https://sheerluxe.com/2020/10/27/10-travel-bloggers-follow-instagram https://sheerluxe.com/2020/10/23/nutritionist%E2%80%99s-guide-chocolate https://sheerluxe.com/2020/10/23/10-great-puddings-you-can-make-15-minuteshttps://sheerluxe.com/2020/10/28/most-stylish-loungewear-buy-now See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

20+ year veteran fit models talk with Nia Noelle, Style Director at the Columbus Fashion Council on all things fashion and tips on healthy living

As brands rethink traditional runway, the Spring 2021 catwalk featured reimagined digital shows. Many found savvy ways to show off their latest designs, deflecting the spotlight away from the absence of physical showsThe recent runway shows didn't create as much engagement as usual, with the all-digital LFW seeing 55% less buzz on social media than in January, according to Launchmetrics. On the upside, digital formats and the lack of travel across the industry proved to promote sustainable efforts and reduction of CO2 emissions. So is there a sweet spot between the two? Alex Badia, Style Director at WWD, joins us on the podcast to discuss the future of digital shows and tells us the top trends from the Spring 2021 runway shows that you should be taking note of. With experience from Condé Nast and now WWD, Alex is continually looking out for the latest trends in womenswear and menswear. Sign up to our weekly Insider Briefing to get the latest industry news and exclusive market analysis here. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to unEDITED! Get in touch at unedited@edited.com if there's someone you think would be a great guest for our show too. 

Today I sit down with Style Director and Educator Jess Sutherland. Jess is an extremely experienced stylist, and she is no stranger to a photoshoot or competition.We talk about the hard reality and stigma around hairdressing and becoming a hairstylist and how this initially deterred us both from following our dreams.I love how similar our storys are. We both did a lot of extra curricular activities and were a bit "average" at almost everything until we found hairdressing.‘Hi Mum, I've decided I'm going to be a hairdresser. I've quit my job and I start tomorrow' was the beginning of Jessica Sutherland's career as a hairdresser. Jess had previously studied graphic design and had multiple retail jobs but could never quite find what she was looking for. Hopefully this was is it… Jess started her apprenticeship 2010, after 6 months she moved to another salon, where she was thrown straight into a fully booked clientele of cutting, colouring, blow drying and styling. This was the start of big things to come….. She studied at the Aveda Institute at Box Hill TAFE. Jess loved every minute of trade school and flew through her studies, finishing up in 2012- she completed the rest of her apprenticeship working and building a clientele in the salon. She had a lot of success in her time at the Aveda Institute, and took every opportunity that was given to her, some of them include.•   Entrant in World skills competition 2011•   Finalist for Apprentice of the year two years running•   Winner Apprentice of the Year 2012 (Aveda Institute)•   Finalist for the Alan Broadhead Student of The year (Box Hill Institute)•   Winner of Alan Broadhead Student of the Year•   Scholarship sponsored by Toni Hair Gem•   1st place Ladies cutting (open day competition)•   1st place female photographic competition She realised she had found what she had been looking for, a career that fulfilled her. Once qualified Jessica took her career to the next level – being offered a position with Rokk Ebony Salon in Toorak. Jessica's dreams were about to come to life! She underwent intense training in all aspects of hairdressing and is now currently in high demand as one of the best stylists in the high profile busy Toorak salon. Jessica began her journey with Rokk Ebony in 2014. Now as a short hair specialist and men's cutting specialist, she shares her time working for both Rokk Ebony and Rokk Man Barbers - working with traditional barbering tools and techniques, always striving for that perfect fade! Jess has a passion for learning. She has continued furthering her skills throughout her career most recently revisiting fundamentals with 'Lil off the Top - Meat and Potatoes Chicks' course, earning her gold key as a 'Kevin Murphy Session Stylist' and advanced training with American crew. Hungry for knowledge, you will always find Jessica using online platforms to educate herself, or on the hunt for new ideas and techniques share with her clients and colleagues. A natural educator, Jessica has held many in salon workshops, and tutored staff in various cutting/styling techniques and landed herself a position as 'Blow Drying/Styling Educator' at the Rokk Ebony Academy in 2018.Jessica has entered industry competitions since the first year of her apprenticeship such as HBIA (The 'Bob' runner up 2017, 'The Fade - Barbering 3rd Place 2019 ' ) , IHS, American crew ‘All Star' challenge, Wella Trend Vision, the Australian Hair Fashion Awards, and the Hair Expo Awards. The past few years have brought great success for Jessica, .    AHFA Newcomer of the Year 2018.' .    Finalist Hair Expo Master Cutter of the Year 2019•   Semi finalist for Wella Trend Vision (top 20 in Australia) 2017 + 2018•   Finalist American Crew All Star Challenge 2018 +2019 The most exciting moment in Jessica's career to date was being named the Australian Newcomer of the Year at the Australian Hair Fashion Awards in April 2018. Following this great achievement, In 2019 Jessica was named one of the six finalists for the Hair Expo 'Master Cutter of the Year' award alongside some of the most recognised and reputable names in the industry across both Australia and New Zealand. 2020 has a new venture in store for Jessica, taking her passion for education to another level. Alongside the directors of Rokk Ebony, Jessica is in the process of developing and delivering a brand new 'Rokk Ebony Fundamentals in Cutting' course. This will be a prerequisite to any newly qualified, new employees or as a refresher to all cutters on the floor across nine Rokk Ebony Salons. With a natural flair for all types of hair cutting, she cannot wait to be able to share all the knowledge, tips and tricks she has learned thus far. FIND US ON INSTAGRAM@COLOURBYCRYS@ROKKJESSSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-successful-stylist-un-foiled/donations

Sasha Charnin Morrison. Deemed the 6th most powerful person in fashion*, Sasha is known for her sparkling charm, magnetic personality and taking no prisoners.  She is a powerhouse of fashion knowledge with over thirty years of fashion magazine experience working for such notable publications as Allure, Beauty Digest, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, Mirabella, Seventeen, Us Weekly, Vanity Fair, The Village Voice, and having written for Elle.com, Refinery29, thedailyfrontrow, etonline, gwynniebee, barneysnewyork.com and her own book, Secrets of Stylists (Chronicle Books). The “bible” for anyone trying to break into the celebrity and the personal styling business. Listen in as Ritch Erani and this seasoned style director and Red Carpet expert compare fashion drama stories and get real about life, fashion’s future and celebrities on Ritch In Life. * 2008 Radar Magazine

Sasha Charnin Morrison. Deemed the 6th most powerful person in fashion*, Sasha is known for her sparkling charm, magnetic personality and taking no prisoners.  She is a powerhouse of fashion knowledge with over thirty years of fashion magazine experience working for such notable publications as Allure, Beauty Digest, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, Mirabella, Seventeen, Us Weekly, Vanity Fair, The Village Voice, and having written for Elle.com, Refinery29, thedailyfrontrow, etonline, gwynniebee, barneysnewyork.com and her own book, Secrets of Stylists (Chronicle Books). The “bible” for anyone trying to break into the celebrity and the personal styling business. Listen in as Ritch Erani and this seasoned style director and Red Carpet expert compare fashion drama stories and get real about life, fashion’s future and celebrities on Ritch In Life. * 2008 Radar Magazine 

Design editor Robert Rufino has had a long and storied career in the design world. He is a man of impeccable style and immeasurable kindness as he has been quite supportive not only to me, but to many burgeoning designers in our industry. He is currently Style Director of House Beautiful where he oversees the style and design esthetic of the brand, leading partnerships with designers, managing the coverage of interiors, and overseeing all photography." Prior to joining House Beautiful in this current position, Rufino was Style Director of  ELLE DECOR and held positions as interiors editor of Architectural Digest and senior editor-at-large at House Beautiful. From 1996-2009, Rufino was at Tiffany & Co., first as vice president of visual merchandising and then vice president of creative services, where he oversaw the brand’s global image, with responsibilities including store design and visual display, exhibits, and the company’s famous window displays. He began his career as visual planning director at Henri Bendel, worked as a freelance stylist, for clients including The New York Times Magazine and held editorial positions at a variety of titles, including Harper’s BAZAAR. Rufino takes great joy in helping to mentor young designers, sharing his insights on photography and styling to help them build a strong portfolio

For episode 66 of Offline, host Alison Rice sits down with New York City style director, Danielle Prescod. Danielle is currently the Style Director at Black Entertainment Television, and before that, she held fashion roles at Marie Claire, Elle, Teen Vogue and Interview.The New Yorker is as authentic as it gets on Instagram. One of the things Alison loves most about her presence on the platform, is it has nothing to do with her job. She’s never pushing her followers to buy things. Instead, she chooses to use her platform to educate. If you follow Danielle, you’ll know that she leads social conversations centered on calling out systemic racism daily, and she’s a guiding light when it comes to holding the fashion industry, influencers and media accountable, for our ongoing failure to acknowledge, support and elevate Black people, their voices and their work.Alison and Danielle recorded this episode in March 2020. Australia was about to go into lockdown and being in the States, Danielle had already been in isolation for some time. Since then, to say a lot has happened is an understatement. Danielle has been a key voice within New York City’s fashion community during the Black Lives Matter movement — directing Alison and other white people to the resources she was sharing years before we finally started to listen with the intent to learn. And she’s also developing new resources. For free. For our benefit.In this episode’s introduction, Alison calls out her failure to ask Danielle any direct questions about racism and allyship. This is an example of her privilege and her ignorance. She shares that her failure to give airtime to an experience that doesn’t impact her or her world as a white woman makes her complicit in the silencing of Black voices and experiences. Despite Alison’s failure, their pair cover an interesting set of topics in this honest conversation. Danielle shares how she’s producing content for women during an international pandemic, how she thinks about telling stories, giving up Instagram twice, the benefits of therapy, her decision to freeze her eggs at age 30 and her advice to brands and businesses on getting representation and inclusion right.Follow Danielle on InstagramRead Danielle’s work MORE FROM OFFLINE AND ALISON RICE Become a student of Self StudyIf you’re interested in learning about True Self, conscious success and more, become a student of Self Study — a series of considered online courses. Book a coaching session Offline’s host, Alison Rice, is an award-winning leader and conscious coach. She offers personal coaching sessions. Find out more or book directly. Early access For early access to new episodes of the podcast, Self Study learning opportunities and Offline events, follow @getoffline.co and @

#57 Cassie’s career in fashion is very interesting because she didn’t follow a linear path but challenged herself and her curiosity brought her to work in many different fields. She worked as stylist, fashion writer for The Telegraph, trend researcher at WGSN, Editor, Buying Consultant, Brand Consultant, Trends & Product Analyst and now she’s Style Director at Amazon. She’s the proof that you can move from a field to the other in fashion and that if you have multiple passions you can mix them up! Her positivity and curiosity will inspire you! We talked about having multiple skills in fashion, how to transfer your previous experience to a new job in a different field, the importance of keep learning through online courses, the advantage of working at fashion startups, the future of the fashion industry post-pandemic and how to get a job in fashion at a tech company such as Amazon. Register for my Free online webinar on how to get a job in fashion https://glamobserver.easywebinar.live/event-registration-8 For more fashion career tips visit www.glamobserver.com Questions? Email me at giada@glamobserver.com

Carol Sae-Yang is one of the most sought-after stylists in the industry, with a career spanning editorial, personal styling, celebrity/media styling, fashion direction and most recently Sydney's QVB Style Director. Carol has been freelance styling beauty, fashion and lifestyle shoots for some of Australia's most respected titles including Sydney Morning Herald, Instyle & Cosmo Bride, building a network of the country's elite photographers, designers, HMU artists and models, as well styling personalities for productions aired on Channel 10, 7 and MTV Australia. Carol's breadth of experience and knowledge of the styling industry led us along various conversational paths in this interview, taking us behind the scenes of shoots, client needs, the industry in general, her unique approach to retaining clients, and finally, some incredible, tactical advice for the classic challenge all new stylists find for themselves - pulling stock as an unknown stylist. The purpose of our interview was initially to review her strategy for upselling clients; Branded photoshoots for her clientbase of modern leaders and entrepreneurs wanting to achieve their professional goals through strategic styling. Carol has drawn on her editorial roots to extend the styling service beyond shopping and outfit curation, culminating in new head shots, media shots and web assets….. but we covered SO MUCH MORE. This episode is jam packed with gold… so come join us for a truly eye opening journey into the world of styling. @TheStylingAdvisory

Mr Olie Arnold is a pivotal figure on Mr Porter’s editorial team – and a thoroughly nice chap, to boot. He started his career working on FHM at the height of its powers, and has worked through the media industry’s transition from print to digital with considerable experience in both channels. Today, at Mr Porter, he’s responsible for overseeing much of the platform’s key content and fashion shoots, styling celebrities, producing editorial campaigns and managing a fast-paced fashion department.Olie talks to Aleks about his journey through British men’s media – from twilight era “lads mag” to cutting edge online retailer. The pair also explore some theories as to why Mr Porter is so successful today, discuss the power of storytelling for retailers, and chat through some of Olie’s favourite indie brands of the moment. ***HandCut Radio is proud to be sponsored by Thomas Mason, an historic mill that’s been supplying famous designers, shirtmakers and tailors with world class shirting fabrics since 1796.***Show Notes:Olie Arnold | Instagram[01:27] Mr Porter[03:00] London College of Fashion[04:00] FHM[08:12] Absolutely Fabulous[12:13] The Rake Magazine[15:38] L’Etiquette Magazine[15:43] Oliver Spencer[16:53] Men’s Health Magazine[20:36] Oki-ni[24:43] Paul Croughton on HandCut Radio[32:43] How Japanese Denim is Made Video on Mr Porter[35:42] Off-White[36:07] Incotex[36:26] BODE[37:38] Story MFG[44:10] Mr P.[46:06] Husbands[46:09] Samanamel on HandCut Radio[46:13] Maximilian Mogg---HandCut Radio is produced by Birch, a London based creative agency. Our theme music is by Joe Boyd.

If you’re a home seller, knowing the latest in home design and style will help your home shine much brighter. Here’s why. I’m back once again with Max Wilker, the Style Director for Better Homes and Gardens. This time, he’s here to give us some quick tips on freshening up your home decor to help maximize your sale price. Here’s an outline of our conversation, with timestamps so that you can skip ahead to the section(s) that interest you the most: 0:34- How to freshen up your dining room and kitchen spaces with the latest styles and trends 3:15- A great alternative to installing marble countertops 4:10- Some of the latest living room design trends 6:30- Bed and bedroom design trends and staging tips Thanks so much to Max for joining me and giving out so many great tips for freshening up the most important parts of your home before selling. If you have any questions for me in the meantime, don’t hesitate to give me a call or send me an email. I would love to hear from you.

Christine Mulhearne is the Advertising Style Director at O, The Oprah Magazine in NYC. During her 13 years with the company, she become an expert in Brand Building, content strategy and selling strategic cross platform partnerships across the Oprah platforms on print, digital, social, live events and television. She runs the national print and digital sales for the Fashion and Style accounts for O and manages revenue that exceeds $7 million annually. Her biggest responsibility is driving revenue and partnerships while translating the "Oprah effect" into meaningful sales for the company. She was also selected as an O Mag Insider, one of the 60 influencers chosen to represent the Oprah brand on social media. She recently launched her own podcast on January 2nd called, Taking Shots of Inspiration. This is an uplifting and encouraging podcast that "starts with a quote and a cocktail" each week. Her and co-host Melanie Scott, motivate and inspire women to be the very best version of themselves!

Today Max Wilker from Better Homes & Gardens is here to talk about the trends and decorating motifs that are sweeping the housing industry. Today’s guest Max Wilker is the Style Director at Better Homes & Gardens, so he definitely has his finger on the pulse of the hottest trends in home decorating. He’s here today to share some insight about what’s in and what’s out in terms of home decor. Max informs me that butterflies, bugs, and insects are increasingly popular decorating motifs. This includes things like stylized dragonflies on dinnerware and/or butterflies on pillows. Additionally, textures are a huge trend right now, and manufacturers are coming up with unique ways to tap into it. For example, Max showed me a butterfly pillow where the butterfly itself was printed onto the fabric, but then an embroidery overlay was added to give the image some texture and depth. “A decorative motif that brings the outdoors inward can definitely give your home a warm, inviting, and comfortable feel.” Next, realistic bird motifs are gaining popularity. In the past, more whimsical bird motifs were popular, but the market has circled back around to realism, including things such as lifelike illustrations of native birds on dinnerware, fabric patterns, clocks, and more. Continuing in the vein of bringing the outdoors into the home, botanical prints are also coming back to the market. Whether they’re stylized and monochrome or they’re detailed and lifelike, these motifs are a classic, beautiful addition to a home that can give it an upscale feel. They would look great in a modern loft or an industrial farmhouse. Finally, given how bold, natural motifs are surging forward in the market, it follows that furniture, light fixtures, accessories, and decorative pieces made from rattan, bamboo, and reeds are becoming popular, too. Especially here in Iowa, where the winter gets bitter and everything outside is buried in snow, having a decorative motif that brings the outdoors inward can definitely give your home a warm, inviting, and comfortable feel. If you have any questions about this or other real estate topics, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We’d love to help you.

This Magic In The Mix episode marks the debut of Wardrobe/Screened, our content series dedicated to the red carpet, celebrity fashion, and fashion in tv and film. We’re talking Golden Globes 2020 fashion with three very special guests on one of our very favorite podcasts to date. Robert Verdi, Sasha Charnin Morrison, and Aliza Licht are fashion and entertainment experts and veterans, and friends of Story + Rain. The passion and the expertise on this episode is palpable, and you’ll feel how much fun we’re having. Robert is an entrepreneur, celebrity stylist, and television personality famous for his wit and wisdom, and his signature glasses-on-head and now, mustache, style. He perhaps is most famous for his styling work with Eva Longoria. He’s had his own show and you remember him from E! News, E! Fashion Police, E! Red Carpet, Full Frontal Fashion, Surprise By Design; he’s been an expert on The View, the Today Show, Martha Stewart, Wendy Williams, CNN, and more. And, of course, one of fashion + design’s most recognizable faces’ had cameo roles in The Devil Wears Prada and The September Issue. These days, when it comes to awards show red carpets, Robert’s been cranking out his one of a kind “Meme-Girls”: his red carpet comparisons that have Instagram and social media abuzz. One of the fashion industry’s top editors of all time, Sasha has over thirty years of magazine experience. She’s worked for Allure, Harper’s Bazaar, Mirabella, Seventeen, Elle, Vanity Fair, The Village Voice and more. She was the fashion director at US Weekly for 10 years, and is author of the book, Secrets Of Stylists. She’s appeared as an expert on Fox News, E! CNN, VH1, MTV and so much more, and she’s currently Style Director at CBS Watch. Aliza, also with a background in fashion editorial, is a Creative Brand Marketing and Digital Consultant. She was long time Donna Karan + DKNY Senior VP of Global Communications, where she was also award-winning social media personality, @dknyprgirl, organically buildinga multi-platform community of over 1.5 million followers. She was EVP of Brand Marketing and Communications at Alice + Olivia, and is the creator and host of the Leave Your Mark podcast, an offshoot of her book, the career bible of the same name. Aliza is also a Forbes contributor. Each of the experts discuss their individual, personal connections to the red carpet, what they’d like to see change in terms of today’s on-camera experts, and what they want to see change regarding the stars walking the carpet and the stylists who dress them. We get into the making of Robert’s witty memes, how Sasha assesses her favorite red carpet looks having had to look at literally all of Hollywood’s fashion for so many years, and Aliza’s giving us the brand perspective and insider stories on how a look actually makes it to the red carpet. We get into all the specifics of who wore what at the 2020 Globes, and we also talk about our thoughts on labelling things “best” and “worst”. Very important: if you love this podcast, be sure to rate and review and let us know because we’re hoping to bring you our red carpet round ups, on the regular.

Max Wilker is an expert when it comes to home design and he has his pulse on the latest home color trends. Here’s what he’s been seeing lately. I’m joined today by Max Wilker of Better Homes & Gardens to talk about the latest home color trends. Max is the Syle Director for Better Homes & Gardens Brands and has a wealth of knowledge on all the latest home design trends. Max says that the quickest way to update a home is with color, and he’s excited to show us how today. Here’s an outline of our discussion with timestamps so that you can skip ahead to the section(s) that interest you the most: 0:45- What paint colors are going to be the most popular in 2020? 1:30- Why black continues to be such a strong color, especially with furniture 2:15- The return to charcoal gray 3:42- Denim is making a comeback in many different forms 5:20- How to bring the outdoors inside with vibrant shades of green 6:16- How sand and sandstone are playing a role in the latest design trends 7:30- Max’s color design advice for Central Iowa homeowners Thanks so much to Max for joining me to talk about the latest color design trends. If you have any questions for me in the meantime, don’t hesitate to give me a call or send me an email. I look forward to hearing from you.

My guest this week is Christian Selmoni, Heritage and Style Director of Vacheron Constantin.Christian and I discuss how innovation works at a 264-year-old company, how they’re tapping into their roots by selling vintage watches and how Silicon Valley and the world of watchmaking have more in common than what you think.The Hour Lounge **This episode is sponsored by Away Travel -- Save $20 off your purchase with promo code BLAMO**Follow Blamo! on Instagram

In this episode, Haskell shares the stories of her childhood and the women who influenced her -- stay tuned for lively tales of her glamorous grandmother who was known to fire off a shotgun wearing a dress and her sartorial-minded mother who opened a retail store on the first floor of their home in Martinsville, Virginia.  In this line of unexpected women, Haskell is equally unique in her perspective and style, which she shares with the world through her role as Style Director of Garden & Gun magazine.

Pour me soutenir via mon Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/entreprendredanslamodePour me suivre sur Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/entreprendredanslamode/Pour recevoir mes emails: https://www.entreprendredanslamode.com/email-prives/Dans ce nouvel épisode, nous allons à la rencontre de Gauthier Borsarello, le fondateur de Gauthier Borsarello Showroom, une collection de vêtements vintage créée depuis de nombreuses années à destination des professionnels de la mode. Il est également le Style Director de Holiday Boileau, la marque de vêtements du projet HOLIDAY, du directeur artistique entrepreneur Franck Durand, il est Creative Director de la marque de vêtements Kidur, et il est le co fondateur avec Marc Beaugé du magazine lancé le 18 octobre dernier, L'Etiquette. Dans cet épisode, on revient sur son parcours atypique, on parle de chacun de ses projets, de sa vision de la mode, de comment il jongle entre toutes ses activités et de beaucoup d'autres sujets. J'ai adoré interviewer Gauthier, j'espère que vous prendrez autant de plaisir à l'écouter. Pour suivre Gauthier sur InstagramSes projets : Gauthier Borsarello Showroom, Holiday Boileau, Kidur, L'Etiquette Magazine POUR SE RETROUVER DANS L’ÉPISODE 01:30 Gauthier se présente et reprend son parcours 06:30 Les années Ralph Lauren et Double RL en tant que Vintage Spécialiste 13:00 Sa rencontre avec Ramdane Touhami 15:45 Sa rencontre avec Franck Durand, cette idée de développer le quartier 22:00 Sa facilité avec les gens, d’ou vient elle 24:00 Comment il choisit ses projets 26:40 Pourquoi il a suivi Franck Durand, pourquoi il ne se dit pas designer 30:30 Avec qui il travaille aujourd’hui sur la partie vintage, comment les vêtements vintage sont utilisés dans les studios, comment il se source en vintage, comment il choisit ses pièces, combien coute une pièce très rare 39:00 Comment il voit le marché de l’industrie de la mode évoluer 44:00 Son avis sur le reportage de Cash Investigation sur le luxe 48:00 Comment il gère son quotidien, Holiday, la vision de Franck Durand pour Holiday, comment décliner sa vision globale lifestyle dans une ligne de vêtements 51:20 Kidur 55:30 Magazine L’Etiquette, le cycle de la mode 01:03:00 Comment il fait pour gérer autant de projets de fronts, à quoi ressemblent ses journées, sa vision pour son futurKEYLEARNING Même si je suis impressionné au fond de moi, mes parents m’ont appris à parler de la même façon à tout le monde. Ma concierge m’apprécie autant qu’un Franck Durand peut m’aimer, je ne mets pas de filtre. Par contre, si je n’aime pas quelqu’un, je ne mets pas de filtre non plus. Je suis extrêmement entier, j’ai besoin d’admirer les gens. J’admire les gens pour leur gentillesse, pour leur talent, pour leur vision ou pour leur capacité à travailler, j’ai besoin de voir que des personnes ont quelque chose que les autres n’ont pas. Quand je vois des grands DA qui sont aujourd’hui dans des maisons de luxes qui sont finalement comme moi ; des gens qui aiment le vêtement et qui se disent : « je vais prendre ce vintage et je vais le refaire », sauf que moi j’assume pleinement cela, je l’embrasse complètement. Pour moi, un vrai designer est quelqu’un qui prend son ordinateur ou un crayon et qui vous fait une fiche technique, qui est capable de faire une gradation, de faire un développement sur mannequin, faire du flou… quelque chose que je ne sais pas faire du tout. Moi, je suis un synthétiseur de savoir-faire, je fédère peut-être des gens, mais ce serait mépriser le travail d’un vrai designer de dire que j’en suis un. Je pense que le whole sale va souffrir, les marques vont se structurer avec un flagship vraiment représentatif d’images avec une très belle architecture, un service de qualité, etc. Un e-shop très compétitif où tu peux recevoir rapidement ta marchandise. En réalité, le fait d’être distribué dans le monde entier dans des gros multi-store qui font des marges et des soldes colossales, tout ce principe va s’écrémer car on se rend compte que les clients veulent payer le vrai prix, à part les clientèles émergentes qui sont prêtent à payer n’importe quoi à n’importe quel prix, pour avoir le truc et pour avoir un marqueur social. Je pense que petit à petit les marges vont diminuer, que le wholsale va disparaitre, que les marques vont structurer leurs ventes en direct, que du coup cette double marge – qui est un minimum de 5 entre le coût de fabrication et le prix de revente – doit être coupée… Ce client, il faut l’éduquer, vers « moins consommer, mais mieux ». Le luxe, c’est le temps nécessaire et incompressible à l’élaboration d’un produit dans la matière et la fabrication. J’ai l’impression que les groupes de luxe font tout pour qu’on oublie ce qu’est le luxe. Pour moi, le luxe absolu, c’est quand un DA va voir un artisan, quand quelqu’un qui a le goût de faire un produit qui va plaire, choisit de le faire avec un artisan. Là, pour moi, on est tout en haut. Une fois que t’es DA chez Vuitton, t’es plus underground au même titre que le punk lorsqu’il est mort. C’est qu’il était trop visible quand il était chez Vivienne Westwood, chez Jean Paul Gautier, dans les années 80, le punk était mort et ce n’est pas grave, c’était juste la fin d’une esthétique, la fin d’un monde et c’est bien qu’on passe à autre chose.  RÉFÉRENCES DANS L’ÉPISODE ICARTTAJAN https://www.tajan.com/ Ralph Lauren https://www.ralphlauren.fr/ Double RL https://www.ralphlauren.fr/fr/marques/double-rl/hommes/70201 VINTED https://www.vinted.fr/ Doug Bilheimer Acheteur Vintage de Ralph Lauren Vintage Showroom http://www.thevintageshowroom.com/ Cassie Mercantile http://www.cassiemercantile.com/ Ramdane Touhami  https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramdane_Touhami Franck Durand www.franckdurand.com/ Holiday Café https://www.holiday-paris.fr/cafe.php Beige habilleur https://www.beige-habilleur.com/en/ Super Stitch https://www.instagram.com/superstitchparis/?hl=fr Kdpresse https://www.instagram.com/kdpresse/?hl=fr Camber https://www.camberusa.com/ Hense https://www.hanes.com/shop/hanes/hanes-beefy-t-short-sleeve-t-shirt-6307?redirectLoop=true&originalReferrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.fr%2F Cash Investigation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IRtRnV92AM Julien Hamon http://jthamon.tumblr.com/ Nicolas Gabar de Husband http://www.husbands-paris.com/ Feedly https://feedly.com/ Photographe http://www.henryleutwyler.com/Pierre Maheo Officine Générale Les tumblrs : http://melancholiceuphoria.tumblr.com / http://kitty-n-classe.tumblr.com / http://gersaintbeaupre.tumblr.com / http://joeinct.tumblr.com 

In this episode of the Style Matters podcast, I interview Donna Garlough, Style Director for Joss & Main and author of the new book,  "Your Home, Your Style: How to Find Your Look and Create Rooms You Love."  What I love about this book is how practical it is!  Donna is really good at breaking down some of the more "mysterious" aspects of creative design.  She does this by having you start with an inventory of sorts.  She refers to it as figuring out your design disposition. It takes into consideration how you approach things--how you tend to make decisions, how you take in and process information, where your comfort zone is--things like that.  After she takes you through the different design dispositions and outlines the 5 things you'll need to consider for every style decision you make, there are all of  these little "ah ha" moments sprinkled throughout the book. It's so helpful!   Ok, let's get started.  

Nadine Carey owner of Madison Rae Hairdressers in Bristol shares her journey from Holiday Camp singer to owner and Style Director of a top Bristol Salon.   We discuss the importance of the client experience, the factors to consider when looking for premises, building a high performing team , keeping positive and deciding what to do yourself and what to outsource to others.   www.madison-rae.co.uk   Check my book out here Own It book on Amazon   The website for our business services www.thekudosgroup.com   My coaching website www.sandrawebbercoaching.com   My email for questions you may have or you would like me to answer on future episodes sandra@sandrawebbercoaching.com   Please join us over on any of these social links   Facebook Twitter  LinkedIn   Benjamin Bruton-Cox the guy behind these podcasts and a brilliant videographer www.brutoncoxmedia.com  

Lori Bergamotto, Style Director, Good Housekeeping Lori Bergamotto joined Good Housekeeping as Style Director in August 2014. At Good Housekeeping, Lori curates style-focused content for the magazine, and brings that content to life on national television. Lori joined Good Housekeeping from Lucky, where she was a contributing style editor since 2010. She held the same position at People StyleWatch for two years prior to that. She has also held beauty titles in the beauty department for the likes of Lucky, Teen People, and Glamour. Lori regularly appears as a style expert for Good Housekeeping on Good Morning America, The Today Show, The View, The Wendy Williams Show, Live! With Kelly, and Amazon Style Code Live, as well as local NY network affiliates. Lori lives in Manhattan with her husband Nick and their two kids Gemma and Leo. Produced for: Olay

About Pandora Amoratis: Pandora Amoratis is the Daily Mailâ??s US Style Director. In this role, she creates original fashion content for the site and makes regular appearances on TV and radio stations across the country to discuss top trends and news. Prior to joining Dailymail.com, she held the position of Style Director at OK! Magazine for five years. Pandora began her career at Cosmopolitan magazine where she was assistant to the fashion editor. After honing her skills at Cosmo, she moved on to become an assistant editor at SELF magazine where she produced and styled numerous fashion photo shoots. Deciding to strike out on her own, Pandora dedicated her talents to a variety of top magazines including In Style, Glamour and In Touch where she worked with celebrities like Kerry Washington, Jordana Brewster, Adriana Lima, Jewel, Zendaya Coleman and Taryn Manning. Pandoraâ??s impeccable eye for all things style coupled with an easy-going personality have made her a leading industry expert. And her personable and gracious approach to her profession and her love of fashion have secured her a spot as a sought-after specialist. A self-professed Instagram fanatic, you can follow her at (@pandoraAmoratis). Produced for: 7th Heaven, St. Tropez, Herbal Essences

The mag's Style Director shows us how a $26.99 cream outperformed one with a $440 price tag