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EPISODE · Feb 17, 2021 · 51 MIN

JaBellaFleur is in VOGUE magazine

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REWIND! It's our 1st Rewind Episode. Rewind Episodes reach back into the Stitch Please archives to re-release a previous episode updated with new context. And today's context is SUCH. GREAT. NEWS! We are celebrating Alissa Bertrand of JaBellaFleur, who was on the podcast in February 2020. Alissa's eclectic mix of colorful patterns and prints are a fashion forward way to sustainability. Inspired by her three daughters, Alissa creates stunningly bold vintage looks of organic depth and complexity. One year after our first conversation, Alissa and her girls have a two-page spread in VOGUE magazine. Listen to our most recent chat before diving into our first conversation on the podcast last year.

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