fashion stylist

This week Jenny sits across the mic from private stylist and founder of Let’s Get You Nicole Russo. Let’s Get You is a full service in-person and digital personal styling and wardrobe management company based in NYC, and Nicole’s mission is to help people discover their style according to their personality and lifestyle. Jenny and Nicole get into how to dress for a changing body and shape, whether it’s due to menopause, weight loss or gain, aging, physique changes from fitness training, you name it! Learn how to understand fashion for your form and figure, because how we dress and present ourselves can have a profound impact on our confidence levels and mood.

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Chi Ilochi is a one-of-a-kind fashion stylist whose work stands out in the local scene. Although Pittsburgh isn’t generally thought of as a fashion hub, Chi has managed to build a successful brand and business right here at home.

Her refreshing approach has been one of inclusiveness and accessibility. Core to her mission is reaching groups of people who traditionally have been written off by the mainstream fashion industry. Chi has also engaged in projects with non-profits, which is rare in her line of work.

In our conversation, Chi talks about the development of her confidence, which has given her the courage to be herself. This has also allowed her to get the best out of her clients by advising them on the importance of authenticity.

If you have any questions or if you’d like to chat, you can reach me at my contact info below. The purpose of this podcast is to share ideas, inspire action, and build a stronger small business community here in Pittsburgh. So please say hello, tell me what you think, and let me know how I’m doing. It means a ton!

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YOU CAN REACH CHI ILOCHI AT:

Website: https://stylingbychi.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StylingByChi

Email: Stylingbychi1@gmail.com

Chriselle Lim is the founder of The Chriselle Factor, a YouTube channel and blog she started in 2011. Formerly a stylist and magazine editor, she started the blog as a passion project which evolved into a fashion, beauty, and lifestyle content network followed by millions of people.

Eventually, she would go on to launch Bümo, which brings licensed education-based childcare to the workplace, as well as acquire Phlur, a luxury fragrance house where she serves as its Creative Director. Phlur has been quite the hit. Their “Missing Person” perfume is repeatedly sold out in the United States and has amassed a 200,000-person waitlist.

We spoke with Chriselle all about her upbringing and the journey leading up to this point.

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PATRICIA FIELD,  is a native New Yorker and one of fashion's greatest visionaries whose multi-faceted career has spanned more than five decades. 

Her distinctive approach to dressing is evident through her work as a costume designer. Field single handedly changed the way women dress through the HBO series Sex and the City  and it's feature films. For her work on SATC Field won an Emmy Award and received five nominations for Best Costume Design. 

Field also received an Academy Award nomination for the film, The Devil Wears Prada  as well as continued recognition for her work on television series such as Ugly Betty, Hope & Faith, and most recently for the hit Netflix series, Emily in Paris.

Field is also a seasoned retailer, establishing her eponymous boutique in New York City in 1966, which remained a fashion landmark for 50 years.

In 2016 Field sold her iconic retail property and launched a new concept, ARTFASHION.  Born out of her long personal ties to New York art community legends like Keith Haring and Basquiat, ARTFASHION now sees Field as curator, working with an impressive group of today’s talented visual artists who, under Field’s guidance, have applied their unique aesthetics to hand painted one-of-a-kind clothing.

In February 2023, Patricia published her memoir, Pat in the City: My Life of Fashion, Style, and Breaking All the Rules, where she chronicles everything from love, passion, culture, and the phenomenon that occurs when all three intersect with art.
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How can we cultivate our authentic personal style in a trend-focused, overconsumption-driven world? What would it mean to truly democratize fashion — as in not the fast fashion co-opted use of the term, but genuine style democracy? 

And how can fashion move beyond using diversity as a buzzword to create a holistically inclusive and intersectional sustainable fashion future?

In this episode, Stella Hertantyo is interviewing ethical stylist Natalie Shehata to explore all of these questions and more.

(P.S. Stella also interviewed Natalie for a piece on Conscious Fashion Collective about how to become a sustainable stylist!)

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You've heard of personal style, but what about soul style? 

In this interview with soul stylist Kerry Wilde, we're exploring topics like:

• What embodiment is and how it relates to what we wear
• How we can determine our soul style and start dressing for our soul style
• The interconnections between beauty, body image, and the fashion industry

Hit play to uncover what soul style is all about!

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We are joined today by Omenaa Boakye who started her career working as a stylist for sets like CBS to home and lifestyle extraordinaire Martha Stewart and a host of renowned brands including Amazon, Saks, Macy’s and L’Oreal to name a few. The fashion polymath that she is, she has also worked as a fashion journalist writing for publications like InStyle to The Times in the UK. She has always been fascinated by the intersection of digital and tech with the world of fashion. She takes us on her journey to tech, and how her creative background and experiences have become a valuable perspective in the digital world as a product designer and user experience researcher for Adobe.

Personal stylist, styling coach, and host of Fashion Crimes Podcast, Holly Katz, is showing us how to look good, feel good, and show up as the best versions of ourselves using our wardrobe. And she’s teaching us the little things we can do to not only amplify our style but embrace becoming brutally honest with our bodies to feel totally empowered. We’re stripping down all things fashion, from color to sizing to undergarments, so get ready for a fabulously fun conversation!

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Welcome to Blazon

As a creative sometimes you follow the path that appears in front of you... some creatives though carve their own path through sheer determination and clear intentions; creating a journey filled with experimentation, adventure, hope, inclusion, joy, determination and everything in between.

In this episode we talk to Rhona Ezuma who gives us an insight into carving such a path, talking to us not only about her journey as a stylist, but also founding an independent magazine that highlights communities commonly overlooked and ignored.

Rhona is a stylist, writer and founder of THIIIRD, an independent magazine and inclusive platform amplifying underrepresented voices in print and online. Based in London with a versatile book of clients, she regularly works between the realms of commercial campaigns, music, magazine and celebrity styling.

Link to the transcript can be found here: https://blazon.revstance.com/a-stylist-and-creative-entrepreneurs-journey-journal/

Episode 48
In today's episode I'm sitting down with Celebrity Fashion Stylist and On Air Fashion Expert, Erica Wark. Erica has been working in the fashion industry for 11 years now and has built an inspiring personal brand around her passion. If you're interested in working in fashion then this episode is for you. In this episode we'll discuss:

• How to break into the fashion world
• Why you should be feeling like an imposter sometimes
• Starting small and working your way up
• Focusing on what's in your power

Connect with Erica
Erica's website: ericaonfashion.com
Erica's instagram: @ericaonfashion

Connect With Erin
Life Styled Instagram: @lifestyledpodcast
Erin's Instagram: @erinelizabethh
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Today I'm interviewing Marisa Gouda who is a luxury consignment manager for The Real Real. In addition to her job at The Real Real, Marisa also is a stylist, which makes her extremely knowledgable and well-qualified to help customers who are considering parting ways with their luxury items. The Real Real has been everywhere lately, and she explains how the process works and what it's like to consign with the company, including what kind of commission you can expect when selling your items with them. We talk about which brands and items tend to be the most popular on their site, and Marisa is also offering a free 2-hour closet cleanse with the code 'REALREALFALL2019'. Because she's a stylist, she's the perfect person to help you purge your closet and style what you already own. Contact Marisa at marisa.gouda@therealreal.com or feel free to reach out to me to get in touch with her! 

Superstar fashion stylist turned apothecary healer, Lysa Cooper, reminds us of the authentic New York of yesteryear, a time when phones were at home and ‘living in the moment’ was the only place to be. A time when style had less to do with shopping than enhancing our experience of ourselves and those around us. She talks candidly about leaving home at 14 for the Big Apple in the 90’s, the pitfalls of our modern celebrity-and-phone-addicted culture, and starting a whole new chapter in her 50s.

“I've already been at the best party. I've already had the best lovers. I've done it all and the only thing that now impresses me is the new, the invigorating, the enlightened, and the light itself. So, in relationship to me also starting a new career, I'm looking for a new perspective in community and love and even in a partner.”