Podcasts about style lend

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What if customers could improve the environment and make money by renting out their clothes simultaneously? And whom do you trust to provide an honest assessment about the ethical and environmental performance of apparel products and the companies behind them? Mike Schragger talks to Lona Alia from Style Lend and Sandra Capponi from Good On You, two entrepreneurs who believe their solutions will empower customers and drive change. This podcast has been produced in collaboration with Ecotextile News.

On the 30th episode of the Loose Threads Podcast, a show about the intersection of consumer, retail and commerce, I talk with Lona Alia, the founder of Style Lend, a company pioneering peer to peer fashion rentals. Many people know of Rent The Runway, the industry’s biggest rental company, which allows shoppers to rent clothing instead of buying it. Style Lend is a more decentralized version, where the company holds no inventory and takes advantage of the clothing people have in their closets. Think of it as Airbnb for clothing. On a macro level, the internet is starting to move towards more decentralization and renting, and Style Lend fits right into this evolution. I really enjoyed talking with Lona about her journey and how Style Lend is building out its platform to support its mission. The idea of cost per wear is alluring and it will have important effects for the industry, especially around sustainability. I’m excited to watch the company grow. — Show Notes — Style Lend https://www.stylelend.com/ Edited by George Drake Jr. — About Loose Threads — http://LooseThreads.com Join the newsletter: http://eepurl.com/buLQY9 Twitter: http://twitter.com/loosethreadscom The Loose Threads Podcast explores the intersection of consumer, retail and commerce. Hosted by Richie Siegel, the founder of Loose Threads, each episode features an in-depth conversation with one guest about their founding story and how it fits into the current state of the industry. Guests come from all different backgrounds, spanning the consumer goods, fashion, retail and technology industries. The unifying thread is always the rapid change facing the industry and how entrepreneurs are responding. You can listen to the podcast on any player of your choice, in addition to on LooseThreads.com.

Madeline Hayden - CEO of NutpodsScott Griffiths, CEO and Co-Founder 18 | 8 Fine Men's SalonsLona Alia - Founder of Style Lend

Madeline Hayden - CEO of NutpodsScott Griffiths, CEO and Co-Founder 18 | 8 Fine Men's SalonsLona Alia - Founder of Style Lend

In episode 56, Kestrel welcomes on Lona Alia, founder and CEO of Style Lend, an online marketplace that hosts hundreds of designer styles that users can rent for a fraction of the cost and return after a week's time. Called the "AirBnB for clothes" by TechCrunch, Style Lend is working on shaking up the online rental fashion scene by giving women access to other women's impressive closets. In this chat, Kestrel asks Lona how she addresses the difficulties of having enough inventory for renters, given that peer-to-peer models often pose a struggle in creating enough supply for the demand. In addition, she questions whether rental sites will embrace more sustainable brands down the line, being that the majority of them are built on offering "luxury, name brands" at a reduced rate for renters. Kestrel and Lona discuss the concept of buying clothing for longevity, not only for its quality, but also for its resell value.

Welcome back to #StyleJourney. This time we talked to Lona Duncan, the Founder and CEO of Style Lend. Style Lend is a new tool anyone can use to rent designer styles all over the globe. Get to know a little more about Lona and how she got her start in this week's episode, and check out https://stylelend.com/ to learn more about what they do!

  Episode Summary Charles Smith is an New York-based angel investor and was named top 25 investors in the NY area to know. He has been an active investor since the mid-1990s and has a wealth of knowledge to share on today's show. He talks on why he believes Style Lend is changing the world for the better, why he loves the startup company Boxed, and why you should network with entrepreneurs who have already pitched the angel investor you're interested in. Key Takeaways 01:50 - What is Social Starts? 06:20 - Technological skill is what enables you to beat the competition. 09:20 - Charles talks about Style Lend and how they are changing the world. 13:40 - Charles loves the startup company Boxed. 17:50 - Why did Charles want to be an investor? 20:05 - Network with entrepreneurs who have already pitched the same investor you're interested in. 23:10 - There are no new ideas, so why are you the person to do this? 26:30 - Charles believes merchandising will charge dramatically in the upcoming years. 28:30 - Entrepreneurs should start reading Neal Stephenson's books. 30:25 - Don't dread the pitching process, see it as a way to learn from smart people who have been there before. Tweetables The internet has enabled trust over distance at scale for the first time in human history.The coach of the Eagles says, 'Culture beats scheme.You don't have to be as big as Google, obviously, to treat people well.How do you handle "trough of sorrow? Links Mentioned Charles Smith Twitter Social Starts Want the Transcription? Click Here to Download Share The Show Did you enjoy the show? I'd love it if you subscribed today and left us a 5-star review! Click this link Click on the 'Subscribe' button below the artwork Go to the 'Ratings and Reviews' section Click on 'Write a Review'

Lona Alia Duncan, CEO and Founder of the online fashion platform, Style Lend, talks about the new sharing economy and how you can monetize your existing wardrobe hassle free! Please subscribe and leave a review to enter into the weekly raffle! In this episode you will learn: -Lona's background the inspiration to start Style Lend. - The "Sharing Economy", how you can monetize your closet. - Style Lend is the " Airbnb" model for your wardrobe. - How they are disrupting the fashion space. - The process. -The financial process for a start up. - Y Combinator incubator program that they took part in. - 2014 - fashion on line is a 1.3 trillion dollar industry and forecasted to 2 Trillion in 2015. Enjoy the episode! Jill