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Not every ending needs to be loud.In this episode of Sheridonna’s Diary of a Fashionista, we explore the quiet power of letting things end with intention, patience, and grace. In a world that rushes every transition, choosing to move slowly becomes a form of discipline.From understanding the value of timing to embracing emotional maturity, this conversation reflects on why not rushing into the next chapter is sometimes the most powerful decision you can make.Because luxury is not just what you wear, it’s how you move.And how you end one chapter often shapes how the next one begins.“...

Grab yourself a sewing project and settle in! This podcast goes deep into the history of Beverly Johnson who shares stories from over 40 years of experience in bra making!Check out our sponsor wayfinder3d.com

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Unlock the Architectural Secrets of 1930s Millinery In 1937, high-fashion headwear was a social necessity, yet the designer "tilt hats" of the era were far beyond the reach of most households. In this captivating blend of craft detective work and instructional guide, author Maria Merlino decodes a nearly lost masterpiece: the Gossamer Tilt Hat from the legendary Cotton Fashions, Book 38. A Masterclass in Textile Engineering Follow a 90-year-old trail to discover how humble cotton thread was transformed into a structural work of art. This isn't just a pattern; it’s a journey through the "...

Why I Abandoned the Airbnb at 2am It started with a smell. In this episode, Judith shares the full story of abandoning a vomit-soaked London Airbnb at 2am — and what hauling a giant suitcase into a perfumed hotel in the middle of the night taught her about the year she was actually having. This is the episode that introduces the 2026 theme: Misadventures. In This Episode: The Airbnb from hell — feet, cheese, mold, a cracked window, and a ceiling that finally gave way Why we stay too long in things that clearly aren't working — sunk cost, pride, and not wanting to admit we were ...

Episode 11 of Hairbrush News features hosts Kelly Nishimoto and Esmeralda Sanchez discussing a mix of high-fashion prodigies, traditional beauty techniques, and the modern controversies of tipping etiquette.Hairbrush News with Kelly Nishimoto Brushing through the mess, one headline at a time.Catch Every Episode: Visit buzzscv.com to watch or listen to our weekly deep dives into fashion, beauty, and trending stories.

“The skin barrier” has become skin care’s favorite buzz word. But what if most of what you’ve learned about it on Instagram is incomplete or oversimplified?In this episode, we unpack what the barrier actually is, where social media gets it wrong and how fear based messaging has reshape routines in ways that aren’t always helpful. If you’ve been chasing barrier repair without fully understanding, what that means, this conversation will recalibrate your perspective.

Margin comes up in every buying meeting. It is in every range review, every supplier negotiation, every conversation with your merchandiser or finance team. And yet most buyers enter the profession without ever being formally taught how to think in margin - what it means, how it is calculated, and how to use it as a planning and decision-making tool rather than a number someone else tracks.In this episode, Elisabeth Mac Hale breaks down margin fluency : why it is the clearest marker of commercial credibility in a buying role, what the most common gaps look like in practice, and how to start ...

On this episode of GlowLab with Susan Yara, we’re joined by Hannah Johnson, aka "The Libido Fairy," to talk about how to have better orgasms, improve your libido, and build a more connected sex life.✨ FOLLOW THE LIBIDO FAIRYInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelibidofairy/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thelibidofairyWebsite: https://www.thelibidofairy.com/✨ FOLLOW ME!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/susanyara/TikTok: https://bit.ly/2Zxx4rDYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/mixedmakeupThanks for watching/listening to this episode of GlowLab with Susan Yara! Make sure to subscribe ...

Everyone is using AI right now… but most people are using it completely wrong 👀 If your content feels flat, robotic, or just isn’t converting, this episode is going to hit home 🤍I’m breaking down exactly how I use AI in my business, from content planning and email marketing to offers, pricing and client education. But more importantly, I’m showing you why so many people are getting it wrong… and how to fix it.Because let’s be honest, you can spot unedited ChatGPT content instantly. The tone is off, the wording is generic, and it completely strips away the personality that ...

Today, we're chatting with Cathy Moscardini, Depop's Head of Sustainability. Listeners of this show, you of course know Depope – it's one of the most culturally influential resale platforms in the world. Founded in 2011 with a mission to make fashion circular, the community-powered marketplace has grown to 56 million registered users, with over 136 million items given a second life through its platform. Part vintage marketplace, part social community, as well as being a launchpad for many young entrepreneurs, Depop has helped reshape what it means to shop, sell, and style yourself in the ...

In this episode of Beauty Talk Confessions, Kati breaks down the exact supplies you need when starting your own esthetician business. Drawing from her own experience opening a waxing studio and later expanding into facials, she walks through the must-haves that actually matter—from your treatment bed and wax setup to the small details that elevate your client experience. Kati shares her go-to essentials for waxing services, including tools, products, and setup tips that help protect your body, stay efficient, and deliver better results. She also covers the additional supplies needed to ...

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Direction le Marais pour ce cinquième épisode, à la rencontre d’Arnauld, fondateur du shop @kis.paris, rue de Bretagne.Si Arnauld a toujours eu le goût de s’habiller pour se différencier, sa carrière dans le vêtement vintage était loin d’être toute tracée. Après des études en école de commerce et en finance à Vancouver puis à Londres, Arnauld se dirige tout droit vers un poste de manager à New-York… avant de tout plaquer et de partir vendre des vêtements sur les marchés en camion dans le sud de la France.Un pop-up à Lyon et deux boutiques à Montpellier plus tard (la...

In dieser Folge reden wir über die kleinen Dinge, die Jungs irgendwie… einfach hot machen 😭💘 Ohne Grund, ohne Erklärung – aber wir fühlen’s einfach!Von bestimmten Verhaltensweisen bis zu random Momenten, bei denen man sich denkt: ok wow… warum ist das gerade so attraktiv?! 👀 Natürlich wie immer ehrlich, lustig und ein bisschen chaotisch – typisch Emilia&Lili eben 💅Hört rein und sagt uns: Was findet ihr „hot for no reason“? 🫶Insta acc: https://www.instagram.com/lili.und.emilia/WhatsApp Kanal: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb6KgqIAInPoIXKFxs2x Emilia prvt ...

Send us Fan MailThis episode features Lisbeth Ortiz, a Mexican-born visual artist whose work explores identity, resilience, and cultural heritage. She shares her journey from Mexico City to Houston and New York, her artistic inspirations, community initiatives like the Frida Festival, and her ongoing projects that celebrate and empower Latin culture. Lizbeth reflects on her upbringing and experiences, stating that where one is born matters less than how one grows. She shares a personal realization about something special and mentions the Latin Grammys in Houston in 2007, encouraging ...

Hey Racers! Today’s guest is the hilarious Matt Ross! Straight from Delta’s algorithm to the green couch, Matt dives into the Austin comedy scene, fleshlights, and Grindr. Delta is especially thrilled because she finally gets to ask a man the question she’s been dying to ask: “What is golf?” Somewhere between the fairway and the rough, the two uncover exactly where golf and homosexuality intersect… and trust, it’s more connected than you think. Plus, Delta goes OFF on email etiquette after receiving an accidental message from someone who previously ghosted her about a gig and ...

We all talk about attracting dream clients… but no one talks enough about the clients you should be avoiding. In this episode, I’m getting real about the types of clients that can drain your time, energy, confidence and even your profits. Because not every client is a good client… and if you’re saying yes to everyone, you’re actually holding your business back. I’ll be breaking down: The red flags you should never ignore The “bargain hunters” vs loyal, long-term clients Clients who don’t respect your time, prices, or boundaries Why undercharging attracts the wrong people ...

Ever look at a beautiful garment detail and think "I could never do that"? Today, we're busting some myths about sewing techniques that seem intimidating but are actually totally doable. From bias tape to invisible zippers to hand-stitched buttonholes, we share 10 skills that will elevate your sewing with less effort than you might expect. Join Seamwork to create your wardrobe with us each month. Get our free sewing planner and start designing. Get our free Snippets newsletter Download our free fitting journal Watch our tutorials and see what Sarai's making on YouTube Follow us on ...

My guest this week is Hagop Kourounian, the mind behind Director Fits. What started as a Substack has grown into something much bigger — part moodboard, part shop, and soon, a full-on magazine. Hagop and I get into how Director Fits came to life, what it was like growing up in a deeply creative household, and why we’re just as interested in how artists present themselves as we are in the work they make. We also talk about the return of physical media, the joy of collecting, and — maybe most importantly — whether you should actually be watching things with subtitles on. It’s all in ...