Explore "fashionbrand" with insightful episodes like "gemütlicher Talk über Brand, Trends und Culture mit Feliceort", "Lauren Chan Scaled & Sold Her Fashion Business in 5 Years", "VLACE", "t7berlin - Part 02" and "t7berlin - Part 01" from podcasts like ""WandschrankVibes - Der Fashion Podcast", "Female Founder World", "Branding für Start-ups & Scale-ups | Brands after hours", "Branding für Start-ups & Scale-ups | Brands after hours" and "Branding für Start-ups & Scale-ups | Brands after hours"" and more!
Lauren Chan, the founder of Henning, is on the Female Founder World podcast with Jasmine Garnsworthy!
Lauren Chan was working as a model and editor when she saw a glaring gap in the fashion world for luxury plus-sized fashion. In 2018 she launched Henning, the answer to that white space, and this year it was acquired by Universal Standard.
Listen in on Lauren's interview on the Female Founder World podcast to learn how she funded her idea (hint: it wasn't the typical VC-route), how she landed some amazing partnerships, and for Lauren's growth tactics you can copy and paste into your business.
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Aysha Saeed is the CEO and Creative Director of AYSHA NY, an ethical, sustainable luxury women's fashion lifestyle brand launched in 2016 in New York City. Before launching the AYSHA NY brand, she started out on a very different professional path--the world of finance in NYC. While she did well in that sector, she realized she was missing something in her life...something that brought her joy: all things fashion.
AYSHA NY elevates the wardrobes of a niche group of driven women, allowing them to express their individuality while giving back to the community by purchasing sustainably made and ethical designs that minimize and repurpose garment waste.
To help sustain the struggling Garment District, her new collection, “Dressing for the Now,” employs 11 different NYC businesses, helping the midtown garment industry stay alive.
https://ayshany.com/collections/dressing-for-the-now
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Why wait until the middle or end of the year to evaluate what’s working well in ‘21? Two months and a bit in, I want to share 5 things that are working really well for me this year, including:
The personality test that has changed everything for me
One thing I finally gave in and started doing, and it’s making all the difference
Two habits I paused on in the second half of last year and am never giving up again
One more bonus!
Seriously, these things have made all the difference for me this year, and I’m excited to share them with you today!
Listen in and let me know what’s working for you this year — send me a DM on Instagram @spiritof608 or email hello@spiritof608.com.
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This week, we hear from a leader in fashion tech from Paris, long the home of industry leading houses and couturiers who, despite their prominence, for years were notoriously slow to adopt technology as an inherent part of fashion’s future. But tech’s no longer an outsider idea in fashion. In fact, many major brands are leading the way forward by being early adopters of technology that makes it possible for brands to produce more selectively, decrease waste and foster more eco-aware thinking in an industry that is often filed under “most polluting in the world.”
Bring up the phrase artificial intelligence in fashion, and you wouldn’t be alone if thoughts of space-age robots and smart clothing sprang to mind. But for this week’s guest, AI in fashion is closer to a day of deep diving on Instagram, thanks to her company’s ability to scan massive numbers of social media posts, images and content to produce trend projections from current data. It’s that data, in turn, that helps brands make better choices during the planning and production process.
Listen in to hear from Charlotte Fanneau, Chief Operation Officer at fashion tech company Heuritech, where she arrived after working with some of the best known names in fashion. On this episode, we find out how things fell into place for Charlotte at the right place and the right time, and why she thinks businesses need to think globally, especially during these times.
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Connect with Charlotte Fanneau
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/heuritech/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/heuritech/
Instagram: @heuritech
Website: Heuritech.com
Resources from the show:
2021 Fashion Rejuvenation Trend Report from Heuritech’s and Carlin’s Analysis
Pay It Forward:
Get Your PressDope DIY PR Quick Start Kit
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I love startup stories that involve taking a manual, real-life process and creating a tech solution that mimics it and stories from founders who, in the quest to solve their own problems, end up bringing needed new ways of doing things into areas begging for innovation. This week’s guest is doing BOTH.
During her years as a fashion brand rep, Melodie found herself going the extra mile to serve the stores she visited. In fact, she was quite literally going the extra mile by driving her retail clients’ excess inventory to other stores, swapping out merch even though it sometimes meant driving across state lines — all in the name of helping the brands she worked with maintain value (vs. ending up on the sale rack) and the store owners sell through their merchandise. After discovering that one retailer in her network might be able to easily sell what wasn’t moving n another store, she founded Swap Retail to help brands and retailers buy, sell and swap their excess inventory. Now a retailer herself and co-founder of this Florida-based fashion tech startup platform, Melodie is working to move inventory more seamlessly so there’s less discounting, less waste and more profitability for both retailers and brands alike.
What you’ll also notice about Melodie is her upbeat, positive attitude and how she uses mindset to fuel her passion for connecting with others and selling Swap Retail. If you struggle with selling, you’ll definitely want to hear how Melodie thinks about conversations she has with prospective brand and retail partners in a way that sets her up not only to get the sale, but to create lasting human connection as well.
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LinkedIn: Melodie van der Baan
Instagram: @swapretail
Website: SwapRetail
Resources from the show:
Why the Lean Startup Changes Everything by Steve Blank
The Greatest Salesman in the World by Og Mandino
Startups and Downs: The Secrets of Resilient Entrepreneurs by Mona Bijoor
Pay It Forward: Good Pix
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Hey you wild women!
As the founder and CEO of FACTORY45, Shannon Lohr works with idea-stage entrepreneurs to launch clothing companies that are ethically and sustainably made.
She got her start in 2010 when she co-founded {r}evolution apparel, a sustainable clothing company for female travelers and minimalists that was featured in The New York Times, Forbes.com and Yahoo! News.
To date, Shannon has worked with over 250 entrepreneurs in the sustainable fashion space, many of whom have gone on to launch some of the most transparent supply chains in the fashion industry.
Shannon has worked as a consultant for crowdfunding projects that have surpassed their goal amounts by as much as 300%, and has worked closely with startup apparel companies from all over the world to create ethically-made products with a focus on environmentally-friendly materials and transparent supply chains.
Shannon is a strong advocate for increasing supply chain transparency through sourcing, localization and storytelling. She’s been named a thought leader for the future of fashion by Triple Pundit, and she writes to thousands of subscribers weekly about conscious consumerism and the intersection of fashion and environmentalism.
In this episode you will learn about:
What it means to be a wild woman:
The ability to be unapologetically free to be yourself. Who I am is going to resonate with some people and not with others. And that’s ok.
Resources:
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Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Do you have to go to fashion school to start a fashion brand? In this episode, I will answer a Fashion Biz Breakthrough question that's going to help you advance further in your journey. Tune in below!
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Jennifer Teixeira is the founder of Sweet, Sweet Honey Hawaii, a children’s clothing brand inspired by Hawaiian prints and cute, functional designs. Jennifer shares how she grew her company while fighting breast cancer and raising three kids, plus the challenges of growing her business during Covid.
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In Episode 14 of America's Favorite Podcast, Bobbie invites guest Monica Nguyen of "Chic Education" on the show to discuss her personal brand, passive activism, and sustainable fashion. After that, Bobbie gives advice on combating anxiety and shares a Hot Take that really takes a stand.
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