EPISODE · Nov 5, 2025 · 45 MIN
S5 Ep97: Lindsi Lane LIVE at Cami NYC - Former Stylist turned Fashion Creator on Making Moves from NYC to the Suburbs, Holding Healthy Boundaries, and Rediscovering Yourself in Motherhood
from The Big Move · host Em Roberts
This LIVE podcast recording took place at Cami NYC, a fashion brand that both Lindsi and I adore - we brought together 40 women to listen to a live podcast conversation with Lindsi, held an interactive Q&A with questions from our audience, and had a chance to mix mingle, shop!, and cheers to a city we love so much. Lindsi Lane, the woman behind coveted Instagram account, @lindsilanestyle - former stylist turned content creator and now also suburbs mama– her fashion career began at Gucci & Michael Kors. She then segued into styling at Elle Magazine before becoming the youngest Personal Shopper in the history of Barney’s New York & By Appointment Stylist at Ford Artists, a role the agency created just for her.Lindsi is a force - she is a girl’s girl at her core and always comes back to her loyal online community - having been open and vulnerable online since she started her platforms, she shares where her career in NYC all started, pivoting into becoming a mega fashion content creator, departure from NYC, not to mention all happening simultaneously alongside motherhood. She is a positive light and opens up with us on it all - career pivots, holding healthy boundaries, and the realities of life as a suburban mama, rediscovering ourselves, and keeping our spark alive. Follow Lindsi hereFollow The Big Move Podcast hereFollow Host Em hereThis episode was supported by Cami NYC - use code PODCAST15 for 15% off your purchase online / in-store - offer is valid until 11/7/2025 on www.caminyc.com
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S5 Ep97: Lindsi Lane LIVE at Cami NYC - Former Stylist turned Fashion Creator on Making Moves from NYC to the Suburbs, Holding Healthy Boundaries, and Rediscovering Yourself in Motherhood
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