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It's New York Fashion Week, and I am delighted to be chatting with The New York Sewing Center's founder Kristine Frailing.About The New York Sewing Center chat with The New York Sewing Center's founder,Making sewing more accessible than ever.The New York Sewing Center was founded by Kristine Frailing in 2014 and has grown into one of the largest and most inspiring sewing schools in the country, with locations in Manhattan's Garment District, Williamsburg (BK), and Montclair (NJ), as well as virtual classes available nationwide.Built on the belief that sewing should be accessible, empowering, and fun, the school offers everything from beginner classes to advanced fashion workshops — all led by a team of talented, creative, and passionate instructors.Our diverse group of teachers includes fashion designers, tailors, artists, and industry professionals who bring expertise, warmth, and inspiration into every classroom. Together, we’re not only teaching people how to sew — we’re creating a vibrant community where creativity thrives and fashion dreams come to life!

Hello,I hope you enjoy this segment on how brands promote their fashion. It's a topic for anyone who dares to promote their fashion brand. It can be challenging, but it's an opportunity to grow and build a successful company. References:IbottaCo PilotBrands GatewayTeemillThank you for listening!!!

New York Fashion Week is September 8th to September 15th, 2026, featuring Spring/Summer collections.It's an exciting gathering of many designers who showcase their collection/looks.Enjoy the podcast!!!

H&M (Hennes & Mauritz AB) is a Swedish multinational fashion and design company known for offering affordable, stylish clothing and home products worldwide.Company OverviewH&M is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, and operates a fast fashion business model, selling apparel, accessories, footwear, cosmetics, and home textiles for men, women, teenagers, and children Wikipedia+1. The company has over 4,000 stores in more than 80 markets and online sales in over 60 markets, employing more than 171,000 people globally H&M Group+1. H&M is the second-largest international clothing retailer after Inditex Wikipedia.HistoryH&M was founded in 1947 by Erling Persson in Västerås, Sweden, originally under the name Hennes, which sold only women’s clothing Wikipedia+1. In 1968, Persson acquired the hunting apparel retailer Mauritz Widforss, adding menswear to the product range and renaming the company Hennes & Mauritz. The brand was later shortened to H&M. The company expanded internationally, opening its first store outside Scandinavia in London in 1976, and later entering the U.S. market in 2000 WikipediaReferences: Co Pilot and Wikipedia +1.

Seersucker ExplainedSeersucker, hickory stripe or railroad stripe is a thin, puckered, cotton fabric, usually striped or chequered, used to make clothing for hot weather. The word originates from the Persian words Persian: شیر and Persian: شکر, literally meaning "milk and sugar", from the gritty texture ("sugar") on the otherwise smooth ("milk") cloth.[1] This lightweight silk originated in colonial India and was introduced to the wider world from there.[2] Seersucker is woven in such a way that some threads bunch together, giving the fabric a wrinkled or puckered appearance. This effect is often achieved during weaving by feeding the warp threads for the puckered bands at a greater rate than the warp threads of the smooth stripes. (These are often of different colors but do not need to be.) The unevenness causes the fabric to be mostly held away from the skin rather than being plastered on it when wet with sweat, facilitating heat dissipation and air circulation. It also means that ironing is not necessary.

STEVEN MUELLER is an American publicist, author, world traveler, and lover of adventure.He was the founder and CEO of Mueller Entertainment, a public relations firm which represented actors such as Keanu Reeves, Viggo Mortensen, and Kirsten Dunst. His previous clients include Playboy Enterprises, Jeanette Biedermann, and members of multi-platinum musical artists Scorpions and Heart.Mueller's unrelated interests include travel and advocating for people with disabilities.He is the author of ten books, published by Waldmann Press. These include: 'The Wittelsbach Dynasty', 'The Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt', and 'Cuzco and the Sacred Valley of the Incas.' He just returned from his latest trip to Kenya and is currently promoting his brand new travel guide, 'Kenya - The Heart of Africa '.

Thank you for joining me to listen to part 3 of Ralph Lauren. Thank you for listening to my podcast. See this iconic man's timeline of Ralph Lauren – Brand History & TimelineRalph Lauren’s career began in 1967 with a small neckwear line and has since grown into a global fashion powerhouse, blending Hollywood glamour, American heritage, and timeless style.1967 – The Birth of PoloRalph Lauren launches a neckwear line under the name Polo, working from a drawer in the Empire State Building. Inspired by Old Hollywood glamour, he creates wide ties from the highest-quality fabrics Ralph Lauren.1968 – First Full Men’s CollectionDebuts his first full men’s collection, including a white flannel suit and dress shirts in sport shirt fabrics. Ralph aimed for “more romance” and excitement Ralph Lauren.1970 – Bloomingdale’s BoutiqueOpens the first-ever boutique devoted to a single designer at Bloomingdale’s, with Ralph overseeing every detail, from wood paneling to fittings Ralph Lauren.1971 – First Standalone StoreOpens the first standalone Polo by Ralph Lauren store on Beverly Hills Rodeo Drive. By decade’s end, stores appear in Houston, Atlanta, Dallas, Detroit, Chicago, Palm Beach, and Fort Lauderdale Ralph Lauren.1971 – Polo Pony DebutsIntroduces the iconic embroidered Polo Pony on women’s shirts, marking the debut of women’s designs inspired by men’s lines Ralph Lauren.1972 – The Polo ShirtLaunches the now-iconic polo shirt in vivid colors, becoming a symbol of American style. Ralph notes its aspirational and colorful appeal Ralph Lauren.1972 – First Full Women’s CollectionDebuts a women’s line taking cues from menswear, delighting both critics and customers Ralph Lauren.1974 – The Great GatsbyPolo’s menswear appears in the film’s period costumes, with a custom pink suit for Robert Redford’s Jay Gatsby Ralph Lauren.1976 – Coty AwardsWins the Coty Award for womenswear and the Coty Hall of Fame Award for menswear, becoming the first designer to win in both categories in the same year Ralph Lauren.1977 – Annie HallDiane Keaton’s Oscar-winning film look features several Ralph Lauren pieces, cementing the brand’s influence in Hollywood Ralph Lauren.1978 – Polo for MenLaunches the Polo fragrance, with a signature green bottle inspired by a vintage flask, complementing masculine notes of pine, leather, and tobacco Ralph Lauren® Australia.1986 – Paris FlagshipOpens the first Paris store and a New York flagship in the Rhinelander Mansion on Madison Avenue visionsourceshowcase.luxottica.com.2000 – RalphLauren.comLaunches the official e-commerce site, now RalphLauren.com visionsourceshowcase.luxottica.com.2007 – Eyewear PartnershipEnters a 10-year eyewear agreement with Luxottica visionsourceshowcase.luxottica.com.2008 – Olympic & Paralympic OutfitterBecomes the official outfitter for the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic teams visionsourceshowcase.luxottica.com.2014 – Polo Women’s EyewearIntroduces a women’s range under the Polo brand, including eyewearReferences: Co Pilot 

Reference CoPilot Calvin Klein Through the YearsCalvin Klein, founded in 1968 by designer Calvin Richard Klein and his childhood friend Barry Schwartz, began as a small label in New York City’s York Hotel, producing six architectural coats and three dresses HELLO!. Klein’s minimalist, clean-line designs quickly earned acclaim, and by the late 1960s and 1970s, the brand was recognized as a protégé of Baron de Gunzburg and a rising star in the New York fashion scene Wikipedia.Rise to Fame1970s: Gained critical success with women’s sportswear, winning the Coty Award in 1973 and reaching $30 million in annual revenue by 1977 vintageclothingguides.com.1978: Launched Calvin Klein Jeans via a license with Puritan, which exploded in popularity after the 1980 Calvin Klein Jeans ad campaign featuring 15-year-old Brooke Shields. The now-famous line “You want to know what comes between me and Calvins? Nothing” became a cultural flashpoint, boosting sales and cementing the brand’s provocative image Highsnobiety+1.1980s–1990s: Expanded into underwear, introducing Calvin Klein Underwear in 1982, which sold $70 million worth in its first year and redefined the men’s underwear market vintageclothingguides.com.Cultural ImpactKlein’s advertising became a defining part of his brand identity, often featuring high-profile photographers like Bruce Weber, Patrick Demarchelier, and Mario Sorrenti Highsnobiety. Campaigns shifted over time, from the sensual minimalism of the 1980s to more physical and diverse casting in the 2000s and 2010s The Fashionisto.Key Campaign Models1980s–1990s: Brooke Shields, later models like Mark Wahlberg, who brought a more physical, confrontational tone The Fashionisto.2000s: Travis Fimmel, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Anthony Ramos, and Justin Bieber, each bringing new cultural relevance to the brand The Fashionisto.2020s: Jeremy Allen White, Bad Bunny, and others, reflecting global and generational shifts The Fashionisto.Innovations and Expansions1994: Introduced CK One, the first unisex fragrance, breaking gender norms in fragrance marketing vintageclothingguides.com.1985: Obsession fragrance became a best-seller.1988: Eternity fragrance further expanded the brand’s scent portfolio vintageclothingguides.com.Later Years2003: Calvin Klein Inc. was sold to Phillips-Van Heusen Corp., marking a shift in ownership HELLO!.The brand continued to evolve, adapting to changing fashion trends, celebrity culture, and consumer expectations, while maintaining its signature minimalist aesthetic and bold advertising.From a small New York boutique to a global fashion powerhouse, Calvin Klein’s journey reflects both the changing tastes of the 20th and 21st centuries and the power of advertising to shape cultural identity.

Reference:Stevemadden.comABOUT STEVE MADDENWhat started as a $1,100 investment in 1990 has grown into one of the most recognizable names in fashion. From a factory in Queens, Steve Madden set out to disrupt the shoe game, blending bold design with a sharp instinct for what people want to wear. Rooted in New York and inspired by music and street culture, his vision has always been about individuality. Creating on-trend styles for men and women who want to stand out. That mindset helped turn a startup into a global brand, now sold in over 80 countries, with stores around the world.Over the years, Steve has expanded into apparel, handbags, fragrances, and iconic collaborations with notable names like Sydney Sweeney, Cardi B, and Kendall and Kylie Jenner, always staying true to the brand’s rebellious spirit. His memoir, The Cobbler, and the Netflix documentary Maddman tell the raw, unfiltered story of a rise, fall, and comeback that reshaped a category.It’s about keeping it real. It’s about the hustle. It’s Steve Madden."I GET MY INSPIRATION FROM POUNDING THE P

It's the 4th of July weekend in Ameria and I am celebrating early. I want to chat with you about sheer looks part 2. You can enjoy sheer looks, but always keep it classy. You can enjoy them on beaches, red carpet event, and private settings.I hope you enjoy the podcast!!

I enjoyed thumbing through the pages of this amazing book. Yves Saint Laurent's amazing story described the dress and how it was inspired, created and how it was accepted and worn by many amazing ladies.This book was artistic, educational, fashionable and a story of my love for Yves Saint Laurent.Reference: Book: Mondrian's Dress byNancy Troy ann Marguerite Tartsinis 

As one of the most iconic designers of the world, I wanted to discuss this legend again.  He was the father of fashion and the person, who revived Chanel. His official websites is still giving us new fashion trends, styles and iconic looks. I hope you enjoy the podcast about the late Karl Lagerfeld. 

Hi everyone,Thank you for listening to me chat about the history, where to buy, and how to style polka dots. I love this fabric, because it's whimsical and you can have fun with it or not. It's a classic style that's here to stay!Thank you for listening!

According to Co Pilot:Best Shoe Designers in the WorldIf you’re looking for the most respected and influential shoe designers, the luxury and bespoke worlds offer a mix of heritage houses, innovative labels, and master craftsmen.Luxury & Fashion Shoe DesignersChristian Louboutin – Known for iconic red-soled stilettos and glamorous evening footwear, Louboutin’s designs are instantly recognizable and a red-carpet staple tlnmag.com+1.Manolo Blahnik – Celebrated for elegant, embellished heels and timeless red carpet moments, Blahnik’s craftsmanship and celebrity appeal make him a top choice tlnmag.com+1.Jimmy Choo – Famous for crystal-embellished stilettos, booties, and glamorous evening shoes, Jimmy Choo blends luxury with high fashion Editorialist+1.Gucci – Offers Italian craftsmanship with signature horsebit details, buttery leather, and versatile designs for day and night My Fashion Life.Prada – Known for minimalist, thick-soled shoes with a sleek, modern aesthetic My Fashion Life.Chanel – Iconic two-tone pumps, ballet flats, and boots with the interlocking C logo, blending classic and contemporary styles tlnmag.com.René Caovilla – Luxury Italian footwear with beaded embellishments and timeless silhouettes Editorialist.Amina Muaddi – Minimalist, sculptural designs that transcend seasons Editorialist.Pfieri – Vegan, sculptural footwear with a modern edge Editorialist.Bespoke & Heritage ShoemakersJohn Lobb – English heritage brand since 1849, known for traditional craftsmanship and Goodyear-welted oxfords Man of Many.George Cleverley – English shoemaker with a long legacy, offering bespoke and pre-made luxury shoes Man of Many.Crockett & Jones – British luxury shoemaker with a focus on quality and timeless design Man of Many.Edward Green – British designer known for innovative, often avant-garde footwear Man of Many.Berluti – French luxury brand with a focus on Italian craftsmanship and elegant silhouettes Man of Many.Paolo Scafora – Italian designer blending traditional techniques with modern flair Man of Many.Why These Designers Stand OutLuxury designers like Louboutin, Blahnik, and Jimmy Choo are synonymous with high fashion and celebrity red carpets, while bespoke shoemakers like John Lobb and George Cleverley offer unparalleled craftsmanship and customization. For those seeking both style and longevity, pairing a luxury designer brand with a heritage shoemaker can give you the best of both worlds.If you want investment pieces, focus on Louboutin, Blahnik, and Jimmy Choo. For custom fit and heritage, John Lobb, George Cleverley, and Crockett & Jones are top picks.

The most iconic The Devil Wears Pradafashion looks fall into three major style archetypes: Miranda Priestly’s power couture, Andy Sachs’ glow‑up transformation, and Emily Charlton’s sharp editorial chic. Below is a curated, structured breakdown of the film’s most memorable outfits — why they work, what defines them, and how they shaped modern fashion.Reference: Co Pilot 

We do not believe anyone in history has understood the power of image quite like Michael Jackson. Long before the age of social media or the modern celebrity brand, Jackson mastered the art of world-building, using fashion, visual design, and sonic evolution to craft entirely new universes with each album. From the psychedelic flair of Off the Wall to the cinematic futurism of Thriller and the militant regality of Dangerous, his style was a narrative device, a way to translate music into visual mythology. Jackson treated each era like a cinematic chapter, reinventing himself through meticulously designed silhouettes that mirrored his artistic and personal transformation.Reference: New Wave

Spring 2026 Fashion Trends ExplainedSpring 2026’s fashion scene is defined by bold color, playful silhouettes, and a return to expressive, wearable style. The season marked a major creative reset, with 15 new creative directors debuting at top houses, bringing fresh but still wearable visions to the runway Vogue+1.1. Bold, Vibrant Color PalettesDesigners embraced primary and saturated tones — rich violets, brilliant aquamarines, and punchy primaries — often in unexpected pairings that create visual contrast Who What Wear. Think color-blocking and off-kilter combinations that feel both daring and harmonious.2. Playful, Expressive SilhouettesExpect asymmetrical draping, balloon pants, drop-waist skirts, and pencil skirts with a romantic 1920s twist MSN+1. Layering is key, with separates that can be mixed and matched for transitional dressing.3. Feather & Faux-Feather AccentsFeathers are back, but in subtle, statement-making ways — like lining coats or trim on dresses — rather than full-body coverage Marie Claire. Faux-feather jackets and crop tops add a vintage Hollywood flair.4. Sporty, Tech-Inspired Jackets“Dad” jackets and technical anoraks are making a comeback, blending weatherproof functionality with stylish cuts Who What Wear. These pieces add a sporty edge to both casual and smart looks.5. Retro & Period-Inspired StylesThe 1980s are back in full force, with high-octane prints, bold accessories, and structured silhouettes FASHION Magazine. 19th-century glamour also resurged, featuring ruffled detailing and voluminous draping.6. Accessories with PurposeAccessories are being repurposed — pouch pendants double as mini purses, and oversized chapeaus (hats) are making a statement FASHION Magazine. Scarf styling and drop-waist styling add sophistication with a relaxed feel Vogue.7. Shoes with a Modern VibeHigh-vamp shoes — from flats to pumps — are a versatile, chic choice that elevates everything from jeans to dresses Who What Wear.Overall MoodThe season’s theme is “fashion as feeling” — clothes that move, feel, and express joy, with a balance of soft elegance and playful energy Vogue. It’s about dressing with personality while keeping wearability at the forefront.If you want to try Spring 2026, start with a bold color piece, layer with a sporty jacket, add a feather or faux-feather accent, and finish with a high-vamp shoe for a modern, expressive look.Reference: Co Pilot 

J.Crew, founded in 1983, evolved from a 1947 mail-order business into a leading American preppy fashion brand, known for its catalogs, retail stores, and modern classics.Origins and FoundingJ.Crew traces its roots to Popular Merchandise, Inc., established in 1947 by Mitchell Cinader and Saul Charles, which sold low-priced women’s clothing through in-home demonstrations. In 1983, the company rebranded as J.Crew, Inc., founded by Arthur Cinader and his daughter Emily Woods, aiming to offer stylish, preppy clothing at accessible prices, inspired by higher-end brands like Ralph Lauren. The name “J.Crew” evokes a sense of camaraderie and style, with the “J” adding a distinctive touch. Sources: Wikipedia/ Co Pilot

Thank you for listening to me chat with the dynamic Shakir Philipe who is a promoter in New York and beyond. He attended NYU and Rutgers University. He and I share a passion for fashion.I hope you enjoy our chat!!!

Listen to me catch with my friend, Beckett Weinlein who is an amazing Marketing major and content creator. He lives upstate New York, and he keeps me in the loop with all thing's nature in that part of the United States.Thank you for listening tonight!!!

Yes, this is Wendy third time speaking on Take a Fashion Seat. She brings inpiration to the youth, because of her drive and passion for business.Enjoy me chat with her about her latest endeavor's- selling press on nails. She also requested to interview me during the discussion. Thank you for listening!!!

Everyone loves the color black. There are many places where you can be styled with this color.Black is a comfortable color for everyone to wear. Its' simple and you can dress it up or down. I hope you enjoy the podcast!

Usually, business casual means skipping the tie, leaving the jeans at home, and grabbing a button-down, blouse, chinos, or dress shoes. But what counts as business casual really depends on your company, industry, role, or even what country you work in.Business suits are powerful looks, and when you wear one, remember to walk with purpose. 

Iconic Fashion Designers and Silk in CoutureHistorically, silk has been central to luxury fashion, and many legendary designers have distinguished themselves by using silk in their creations. Designers like Coco Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent, Valentino, and Alexander McQueen are celebrated for incorporating silk into haute couture, evening gowns, and signature fashion pieces fabricmaterialguide.com+1. Coco Chanel, for example, popularized silk jersey for creating fluid, elegant designs that revolutionized women’s fashion, while Yves Saint Laurent produced iconic silk dresses like the “Mondrian” dress, demonstrating the fabric’s versatility and visual appeal Reference:Co Pilot

 Costume jewelry has an incredible design history, and today’s market blends iconic vintage designers with bold contemporary creators. References: Co PilotTiffany & Co.Known for timeless elegance, diamonds, and the iconic “Tiffany Setting.”Ranked as a top designer brand in 2025 lists.CartierRenowned for the Love Bracelet, Panthère motifs, and high jewelry artistry.Frequently appears in “best luxury jewelry” rankings.I hope you enjoy tonight's podcast!!

 It's a few days before St. Patrick's Day which is by birthday and I wanted to talk about green fashion.It's short and sweet. Thank you for listening!!!

Tonight, I enjoyed discussing the history and various tailor brands. Tailors have been in society since the Medieval period. They are the amazing people who bring out looks to the next level. Tailors are known to tailor your look to fit your body type, elevate out fashion looks, and repair garments. They also alter our clothes, focus on measurements, and adjust when they have to.Kudos to Lux Tailors who wrote the most amazing article on the history of tailoring. I hope you enjoy the podcast!

I know each of you love to wear warm clothing, when winter comes. Tonight, I explored winter clothing designers who bring us warm, cozy and luxury fashion pieces. They create amazing designs that offer our wardrobe premium looks and ultra warm fabrics. I hope you enjoy the podcast!!!

New York Fashion Week is a Biannual event that takes place every February and September. It's the place to be, when it comes to pop-up events, fashion shows, and parties. It's an exciting event, where designer brands can show their best designs. I hope you enjoy listening to me chat about the iconic New York Fashion Week!

Tonight, I had the pleasure to discuss some of the world's greatest designers! This mark's Black History Month and I wanted to give a tribute to some of the best black fashion designers.I hope you enjoy the podcast!!!

I apologize for the technical difficulties tonight. I had to redo my podcast. It's a shorter version, but I hope you enjoy me discuss my favorite Grammy looks.

On Monday, January 19, 2026, Italian Designer Valentino died. He was 93 years old. He will be remembered at the luxury brand for it's iconic RED DRESS and ROCK- STUDDED SHOES. Valentino is a prestigious Italian luxury fashion brand founded by designer Valentino Garavani in 1960, renowned for its haute couture, iconic "Valentino Red" color, and significant influence in the fashion industry. May he rest in peace!!!

I hope you enjoy my interview with the talented Creighton North, who was born in Vermont. He now resides in Chicago, where he modes on many runways shows. He recently did a model shoot for Vogue and GQ Magazine.  You can follow him on Instagram, and Tik Tok, where you can enjoy viewing many of his photo shoots. He also inspires to be an architect.Thank you for subscribing to my podcast!!!

Hello,Happy New Year!!Tonight, I discussed 11 must attend events in the fashion world. I hopeyou continue to support my journey. I appreciate each of you!!Denise

Happy New Year!Thank you for listening to me chat about Fashion Trends 2026. I read articles from @Vogue @TeenVogue @TheStyleInsider from You Tube @Pintrest and @Ai I hope you enjoy!!!!

I want to thank everyone who Take a Fashion Seat spoke with in 2025. You tremendous contribution to the podcast was well appreciated. You made this podcast shine! Let's all celebrate!!!!I hope you are blessed and successful in 2026!!!

Catchsteak is the Co-CEO of the Actually Obsess Family of Brands, a rapidly growing lifestyle, food, and pop-culture digital empire with a community of over 30,000 followers across platforms. Known for blending sharp cultural insight with playful storytelling, Catchsteak oversees content strategy, brand partnerships, and the creative vision that powers the AO universe. Under their leadership, AO continues to set the standard for relatable, high-impact digital media.

I learned so much about the 333 Styling Method, which is simple:9 Pieces to your Wardrobe:3 Tops3 Bottoms3 Pair of shoesTry it. It will save you time, money, and our effort.Thank you for listening!!!

Jones New York's history is marked by its journey from a division of John Meyer to a major producer of ladies' wear, specializing in separates and career clothing. The brand was managed by Sidney Kimmel and Rena Rowan, with Rowan serving as the head designer until her retirement in 2000. The company's growth was significant, with Jones New York becoming America's fastest-growing apparel company in the 1980s. Despite facing challenges, including a period of bankruptcy in 1987, the company went public in 1990 and continued to expand its portfolio, including major American labels and acquisitions. Jones New York is a global lifestyle brand rooted in classic styling, redefined for the modern woman. Known for our excellence in design and signature quality, we deliver timeless apparel, outerwear and accessories that complement our customers’ individual style.Reference: Co Pilot SearchWebsite: Jones New YorkJones New York+1Jones New York's commitment to design excellence and quality has been a hallmark of its brand identity, ensuring that it remains a staple in the fashion industry. The company's expansion into international markets and its continued presence in the U.S. retail landscape demonstrate its enduring legacy and influence in the fashion world. Encyclopedia.com+2

Gotta love designer jackets for fall. I talk about designers such as Prada, Balmain, Moncler, North Face, Patagonia, and more.Jackets keep us warm and comfortable, so you don't mind spending money to wear them.I hope you enjoy the podcast!!!!

Diane Keaton, the Oscar-winning star of “Annie Hall,” “The Godfather” films and has died. She was 79.Many news outlets made the sad announcement about her untimely death.The unexpected news was met with sadness and grief. Her movies and fashion collaborated into her vision of fantasy and style.Tonight, I want to talk about her movies and style.

Meet Maddy Reed, a cardiac tech from New Jersey with a passion for people, fashion and fun. She's working toward her radiology certification while still finding time for spontaneous adventures, happy hours, and plenty of Sabrina Carpenter sing-alongs. Maddy's all about balancing hard work with a little sparkle, and she bring the same to Take a Fashion Seat.Meet Ana Theresa Vaccaro, a nurse from New Jersey with a heart for women's health and a dream of delivering babies as a future nurse practitioner. She's passionate about the next generation, love empowering women, and never say no to a night out where she can trade her Hokas for heels.Enjoy the podcast!!

Paris Fashion Week was a vibe. Tonight I will chat about some of the designers, the trends for Spring/Summer 2026, and the many of the celebrities who attended.Twelve emerging designers from around the world showcased innovative collections at Paris Fashion Week, highlighting trends in sustainability, couture craftsmanship, and artistic experimentation. The bold colors will dazzle the fashion world in 2026!I hope you enjoy the podcast.Thank you for listening!!!

Tonight I will chat with special guest, Wendy Reyes She is a 24 year old Mexican Immigrant who lives in Michigan. Her story is compelling, because of her passion for beauty, fashion, makeup and now an Event Planner. She is about to turn 25 years old, and she advocates for the Latino community, by offering advice and providing a listening ear, due to the challenges of the current ice raids.She loves living in the USA and she wants to continue to thrive!I hope you enjoy the podcast!!

It's Milan Fashion Week!!! Get excited to hear about the history, designers, events and some of the main fashion legends who made this place epic:If fashion and design are your thing, mark your calendar: from 23 to 29 September 2025, Milan turns into an open-air stage filled with runways, events and VIP sightings. You can also enjoy virtual events, if you are unable to attend.

Let me take you on a five-minute journey about Fall Trends 2025

**Want to hear it from someone else instead of us?  We were featured in the Beauty Independent.  Click here to read it.**We are an environmental awareness company parading around as a damn good personal care company**(not the other way around)Our 10 Commandments:1. Renegade Honesty2. No Paid Influencers 3. No Growth Obsessed Marketing Maneuvers4. No Aggregated Metadata, your privacy is your privacy 5. No Salesy Pressure6. No Gatekeeping7. No Amazon--this is to protect our small stores that carry Dip8. Accountability Matters9. Our Customer is: Our Boss, Our Marketing Team, & Our Favorite Source of Inspiration 10. Everyone, 1 or 1 Million Followers, is Treated Equally We all know that the world is drastically changing because of what we call:  "Plastic Blindness", but we are not here to scare you into buying our products or bombard you with alarmist marketing... in fact, we barely mention plastic at all because it is our mission to make our products so good that "plastic free" is just a bonus.We are here to cure rational environmental indifference by offering a single step in the right direction.  Our standards are high--but our fear of disappointing you is higher. We know that no one is going to change their habits if we don't give them something better than what they are currently using.That is why our bars do these things:genuinely perform like the luxury salon brandssimplify choice:  one hair bar for all hair typessave you lots of money by lasting a really long time (our conditioner alone can save you $200+ in your expensive conditioner habit)...the truth is, the environment is not going to change for the better until we collectively change our shopping habits.  Our goal at Dip is to inspire you to buy better, and buy less.  Our secret goal is to get you into small stores and to refill as many products as you can in vessels that you already own. As Amazon surpasses Walmart (something that no one would believe a decade ago) our culture of convenience proves to be strong. We desperately want you to dip out of the mainstream that created these retail giants.Our shampoo and conditioner bars are formulated intentionally to last you a very long time. That might sound like a crappy business model, but as we said, planet first, hair company second.We’re here because we think capitalism can be done well:With gratitude, not greedConservation, not consumerismAnd action, not activism Environmental perfectionists are not our people.Neither are online performers of sustainability.What we need are people who inspire others, not make us roll our eyes. You only made a mason jar full of garbage this year? That's cool, but this type of extreme environmentalism makes small steps seem pointless to those who are just trying to learn.We are here to tell you: every refill you makeevery toothbrush tab you chewevery single use item you refuseevery item you fix instead of throw outevery time you buy second-handevery online cart you leave abandonedmatters.Sustainability doesn’t stop at an online performance or aesthetic... it extends into lifestyle, ideas, attitudes and in our opinion: perfectionism just isn’t sustainable.We’re a small business so we’re not afraid to think small. The more you see behind the scenes at large com

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Excerpt by WikipediaGiorgio Armani, born on July 11, 1934, in Piacenza, Italy, is a renowned fashion designer known for revolutionizing modern menswear and establishing a luxury fashion empire.Early Life and EducationGiorgio Armani was born to Ugo Armani, an accountant, and Maria Raimondi. Initially aspiring to become a doctor, he enrolled in the University of Milan's medical program but left after three years to serve in the military. Following his service, he began his career in fashion as a window dresser and sales clerk at La Rinascente, a prominent department store in Milan, where he gained valuable experience in the fashion industry. He died from liver failure in his home in Milan, Italy on September 4, 2025. 

 New York Fashion Week is back for another series of amazing runway shows. Here's everything to know about this September's festivities.Tonight, I will discuss the schedule, experience and what to expect during NYFW!