Welcome back to a new season and era of NEWSFASH: The Podcast. This live conversation covers over 20 of your questions + the week's top fashion news stories. We get into what's happening at Gucci, is Old Money still a thing, what colors feel right, right now, and how to approach a career in fashion.

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With the Q1 results from the major fashion houses just released, we delve into the results. Who’s up (again)? Who’s down bad? And who’s blaming a slowdown in China? Plus, our host shares her own shopping field reporting and what we want now. And at what cost. If you care about the rivalry between LVMH and the Kering group, how Hermès does it, Chanel’s rep, and Miuccia Prada’s reign, so do we. Deeply.

Stylist and creative director Aisha Rae and makeup artist and beauty documentarian Gabbi Pascua have worked many Grammy’s over the years. They sound off on what goes into preparing clients for music’s biggest night: from the politics to the protocols and avoiding fashion pitfalls.

VOGUE’s senior style writer Christian Allaire joins us for a lively discussion on how he went from an Indigenous reservation in Canada to the Met Gala. Learn the keys to standing out, succeeding, and finding your purpose in fashion.

Let’s dive into the history behind haute couture and the movers and shakers of today. From Schiaparelli to Armani, Chanel to Simone Rocha, Valentino to Chanel’s Virginie Viard. We discuss what it all means. And *who* has the means to afford any of it.

Pharrell's latest collection for Louis Vuitton claimed to be an ode to the "original cowboys." But was it? We touch base with Indigenous journalist Kelly Boutsalis for her take on how her culture and craft were integrated, plus hear about Ralph Lauren's new collection by Native artist in residence Naiomi Glasses. We're also joined by Compton Cowboys co-founder and musician Randy Savvy for his perspective on interweaving fashion, music, and Black cowboy culture today.

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Harry Styles new investment. Calvin Klein’s viral campaign. YSL’s Every Woman. And why the stars wore what on the recent red carpets.

Johnny Valencia, founder of Pechuga Vintage, joins us to discuss the craft of acquiring and reselling fashion. He also offers advice for entrepreneurs, insights on working with different high-profile personalities in the industry (from Vivienne Westwood to Cardi B and Law Roach), his Latin upbringing, and also, if he had a crystal ball, what will be collectible in the future? 

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The influence of Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy has never been more deeply felt. From the work of designers such as Khaite, The Row, and Yohji Yamamoto, to the mood boards of many a bride to be, her distinct look continues to inspire. Journalist and author Sunita Kumar Nair discusses her seminal new book CBK: A Life In Fashion (Abrams). Together we explore this rare beauty, gone too soon, but impossible to forget.

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It takes courage and conviction to speak out against the racial inequality that plagues the fashion industry. But these are important conversations to have, especially with guest Aurora James, the founder of Black advocacy organization Fifteen Percent Pledge and African-made accessories brand Brother Vellies. From Black representation on the runways to the C-suite, we talk about the current state of diversity in fashion.

From a small town in Ireland to the prestigious Central Saint Martins in London and onto crafting wearable artworks for the likes of Lady Gaga, designer Sorcha O'Raghallaigh shares her fascinating career journey. We also discuss the role her unique upbringing and education played in her work with some of the top fashion houses, ateliers and stylists. This episode is a must-listen if you are (or once were) a fashion student, are thinking of enrolling down the line, or have always dreamed about what it would be like, as O'Raghallaigh takes us down memory lane.

Who better to sound-off on the good, the bad, and the ugly side of documenting one's life and style online than social media star Victoria Paris? Her transparent, analytical, and experimental approach makes her one of the more dynamic, business savvy, and compelling creators today. And she's just getting started.

Game on: fashion and athletics have never been more intertwined. To wit, multidisciplinary designer and sports scholar Tega Akinola joins us hot off her new collaboration with Nike. The buzzy UK-based Nigerian creative discusses how these worlds influence each other, her viral work repurposing everything from tube socks to tech cables, and we get her thoughts on some of the sporty fashion stories currently making headlines. Follow Tega Akinola

When it comes to fashion, what sparks desire? Is it that the harder it is to get something, the more desirable it is? Celebrity fashion sourcer Gab Waller weighs in on what makes her clients clamor for a lucky find. 

From Taylor to Beyoncé, and now Madonna, we’re giving you an insider’s look at fashion taking the world’s biggest stages. Björk’s stylist Edda Gudmundsdottir joins us to reveal what actually goes into tour wardrobes these days.

Fashion writer and TikTok fashion commentator Mandy Lee (@oldloserinbrooklyn) joins us for a lively and wide-ranging conversation. From standout moments and industry scene stealers, to the state of female designers, consider this your fashion month state of the union.  

Meet the queen of pining down your personal style: wardrobe consultant Allison Bornstein. In her new book Wear It Well, she aims to teach the masses why reclaiming your closet can help in all areas of life. We discuss how she became known on TikTok for her Three Word Method and The Wrong Shoe Theory and dispel some of the most detrimental fashion myths.

I’m talking you along to New York Fashion Week like I promised! Come backstage and to the front rows (or second rows, I’m not picky) and meet some of the interesting characters I collected along the way.

It takes courage and conviction to speak out against the racial inequality that plagues the fashion industry. But these are important conversations to have, especially with guest Aurora James, the founder of Black advocacy organization Fifteen Percent Pledge and African-made accessories brand Brother Vellies. From Black representation on the runways to the C-suite, we talk about the current state of diversity in fashion.

Everyone wants to go to fashion shows. But how, exactly, you get invited is often a mystery. Social media star Taylor Wang sounds off on how his outspoken approach has won both fans and foes, yes’s and no’s from fashion’s buzziest brands. And we also discuss the various approaches brands are taking in pursuit of virality. Plus, Mosha shares the less-glamorous side of show-going.

Prolific fashion director and on-air personality turned fashion documentarian Joe Zee has seen it all. And crossed paths with the biggest stars of music, film, and fashion along the way. He serves the tea on working with everyone from Justin Timberlake and J.Lo to Gisele and Beyonce before they were piping hot. Plus, we give our hot takes on celebrity "designers", canceling designers, and the endless designer revolving door at luxury houses today. 

Fashion journalist Mosha Lundstrom Halbert invites listeners backstage for the conversations dominating the fashion industry these days.

In today's Style Story segment, we're sitting down with Katie Sturino, a serial Entrepreneur who is dedicated to lending her voice and personal style to raise awareness for size inclusivity, while also empowering women of all sizes to find their confidence and celebrate their style. Katie is the founder of the beauty brand Megababe, author of Body Talk, and host of the BoobSweat podcast. In this episode, we'll be chatting about how Katie's personal style has evolved over the years, how she's managed to marry her personal style with other aspects of her life, and the problem with brands carrying inclusive sizing online but NOT in their brick and mortar shops. Keep listening to hear more!

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My other work:  

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me: 

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los Angeles and Miami-based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design. I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including VOGUE SCANDINAVIA, and The Financial Times. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Stephen Galloway is fashion’s preeminent creative movement director and shape shifter, known in the industry as a model whisperer and magic mirror. From his ballet background, to collaborations with everyone from Issey Miyake and Tom Ford, to Mick Jagger and Miley Cyrus, plus his work on countless fashion shoots, learn about his artful approach to body language.

Today's podcast is an Ask Me Anything: Shoes Edition. In Part 2 of this Q&A, I'll be answering all of your burning questions about shoes. From alternatives to white sneakers, to finding the best black pumps, to which shoe brands to avoid - we're covering it all in this episode. Keep listening to hear more of my practical footwear advice.

Find me on social: 

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TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@havesomestyle

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:  

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me: 

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los Angeles and Miami-based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design. I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including VOGUE SCANDINAVIA, and The Financial Times. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Today's episode is an Ask Me Anything: Shoes Edition. In Part 1 of this shoes Q&A, I'll be answering all of your burning questions about shoes. From spring shoe ideas to sneakers that give off Princess Diana vibes to shoe brands that cater to larger foot sizes - we're covering it all so keep listening!

Links mentioned in the episode:

1. Why Shoes are Half the Battle When it Comes to Finding Your Style 

2. How to Make Your Shoes the Focal Point of Your Outfit

Find me on social: 

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TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@havesomestyle

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My other work:  

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me: 

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los Angeles and Miami-based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design. I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including VOGUE SCANDINAVIA, and The Financial Times. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Welcome to the first Style Story segment. Today, we're sitting down with Arvin Olano, an Interior Design YouTuber who is dedicated to helping people express their personal style through how they decorate their spaces. In this episode, we'll be chatting about how Arvin discovered and developed his personal style over the years, what sparked his passion for interiors, and why Jean Royère has some of the most iconic furniture pieces of all time. Keep listening to hear our chat and don't forget to visit Arvin's YouTube channel here.

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My other work:  

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me: 

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los Angeles and Miami-based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design. I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including VOGUE SCANDINAVIA, and The Financial Times. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Today, I'm sharing with you my top 15 fashion mantras to live by. In this episode, we're going to be looking at some of the most famous fashion quotes and iconic style mantras, unpacking them, and deciphering what they mean for you. Let's get into it.

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Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me: 

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design.   I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Today I'm sharing with you where to spend and where to save on clothing and accessories. I'm going to show you how to save money by giving you my fashion tips on spend versus save clothes and which investment pieces are worth the buy. If you want to learn where to splurge and where to save, then keep on listening because this episode is for you.

Brands I like for tailoring:
Anine Bing, Altuzarra, Alexander McQueen, Toteme, Marc Jacobs, Saint Laurent, Ganni, Frankie Shop, Isabel Marant, Thrifted!

Brands I like for Shirting:
Charvet, Anine Bing, Jacquemus, JW Anderson x Uniqlo, Sir, Alex Mill, Hommegirls

Great sources for secondhand watches:
The RealReal, 1stDibs, Vestiaire, Ebay, LXR&Co, Fashionphile, StockX, Chrono24

Brands I like for shoes and boots:
Tamara Mellon, Prada, Paris Texas, Doc Martens, Ganni, Anine Bing, Brother Vellies, By Far

Other brands I like for fancy shoes:
Bottega Veneta, Gianvito Rossi, Aquazzura, Saint Laurent, Miu Miu, Balenciaga

Brands I like for multi-purpose dresses:
Alexander McQueen, Beaufille, Sid Neigum, Jacquemus, Tove London, Tanya Taylor, Galvan, Richard Quinn, Vintage!

Brands I like for suiting:
Simonett, Altuzarra, Stella McCartney, Anine Bing, Wardrobe NYC, Christopher John Rogers

Indie eyewear I like:
Mykita, Dita, Linda Farrow, Krewe, Lexxola, See Eyewear

Brands I like for earrings:
Isabel Lensee, Oscar de la Renta, JW Anderson, Beaufille, Vintage

Activewear brands I like:
Mate The Label, Kota, Ganni, Frankie Shop, Anine Bing, Live The Process

Sneaker brands I like:
Veja, New Balance, Converse Vans, never never never Golden Goose!

Find me on social: 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moshalundstrom/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:  

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me: 

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design.   I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Today, we are talking about all things investment dressing! Where should you spend? Where should you save? Should you always buy designer brands? As you might have noticed, we are in a moment of extreme inflation so with that in mind, I thought it was a great opportunity to look, piece by piece, at your wardrobe. Keep listening to find out my do's and don'ts when it comes to investing in luxury fashion, why you should invest in designer brands, when are designer brands worth the investment, and why luxury fashion is so expensive.

Find me on social: 

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TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:  

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me: 

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design. I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Today we're chatting all about the art of style seduction. With Valentine's Day just around the corner, I'm going to be covering the do's and don'ts when it comes to couples style, the importance of style seduction, and learning to stay true to your own personal style even while coordinating outfits as a couple. Keep listening to hear how you and your significant other can best show up in the world together while being your best selves for one another and adding some sizzle to your relationship. 

Find me on social: 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moshalundstrom/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:  

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me: 

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design.   I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Let's do some fashion math! Today I'm teaching you how to dress with the rule of threes in mind. If you're looking to elevate your outfit instantly with a few simple tips and some chic equations, then you're going to want to keep on listening because this episode is for you. Everything becomes easier when you have a theory to fall back on so here's how to dress better with the rule of 3s!

Find me on social: 

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TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:  

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me: 

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design.   I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Stuck in a fashion rut? It's easy to feel kind of bleh around this time of year. It's the perfect time to refresh your style, evolve, and give yourself a little pick-me-up! Keep listening to find out 10 foolproof, easy, and achievable ways to get out of a style rut.

Find me on social: 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moshalundstrom/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:  

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me: 

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design. I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Today, I'm sharing with you how to listen to your body and dress accordingly. Our body is constantly sending us messages and it's up to us to listen. When getting dressed for the day, it's important to focus on how we truly feel inside and not on what the mirror is showing us. So, keep listening to this episode as I discuss the three things that can help you feel more comfortable in your clothes and your own skin. And remember, 'comfortable' can mean something different for everyone. Enjoy!

Find me on social:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moshalundstrom/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:  

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me: 

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design.   I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Prolific fashion director and on-air personality turned fashion documentarian Joe Zee has seen it all. And crossed paths with the biggest stars of music, film, and fashion along the way. He serves the tea on working with everyone from Justin Timberlake and J.Lo to Gisele and Beyoncé before they were piping hot. Plus, we give our hot takes on celebrity "designers", canceling designers, and the endless designer revolving door at luxury houses today. (re-air)

Today, I'm sharing with you how to be OF the moment. Would you like to ensure that your personal style is rooted in modernity? If so, then this episode is for you! As someone who loves to analyze the fashion space, I am here to discuss three things you must consider when it comes to dressing with a sense of modernity. Keep on listening to find out the secret to never going out of style.

Find me on social: 

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TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work: 

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me: 

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design.   I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Today, I'll be chatting about how social media can stunt your style. We have been so brainwashed by society and social media to think that we need to make drastic changes to our appearance to stand out. That's why I'm here to tell you that we've lost the plot. In this episode, not only am I giving you fashion tips and advice, but I want to have a real, honest discussion with you about how social media is harming our mental health and how we view ourselves, and how to cut through that noise and focus on representing your style in a way that best suits YOU. Keep listening to hear how we can all encourage each other to snap out of this mixed messaging that makes us feel like we don't know who we are anymore.

Find me on social: 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moshalundstrom/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:  

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me: 

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design. I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Today, I'll be talking about why shoes are half the battle when it comes to finding your style. Your shoes can make or break an outfit, they are what ground you to the earth. And they also can be a great conversation piece. In this podcast episode, I'm sharing with you my tips on how to choose the perfect shoe for you, and how to style shoes based on the outfit you're wearing. Keep listening to learn more about the fascinating subculture that is shoes!

Find me on social: Instagram: 

https://www.instagram.com/moshalundstrom/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:  Therma Kota: 

https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me: 

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design.   I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Today I'm sharing with you why more money doesn't always equal better fashion sense. In fact, it's often the opposite. Many people believe that if they just buy that one designer bag or those expensive designer shoes that they will finally have style, and that's just not true. That's why, in this episode, I'll talk about why you can't buy style. I mention how important it is to "spread the wealth" and support a diverse group of emerging design talents. Not only will you get something more unique, but you'll also be helping an up-and-coming creative thrive. Now that's what I call dressing for success.

Find me on social: 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moshalundstrom/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:  

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me: 

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design.   I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Here's how to embrace your style at ANY age! Today I'm chatting about how being in different ages, stages, and decades of your life is such a wonderful opportunity to go on a continued style evolution - and at the same time get crystal clear on your personal style and really define what personal style is to you and what your signature qualities are. Keep on listening because we're covering all stages of life in this podcast episode from your early teen years, through your twenties, thirties, and forties - and even all the way to your seventies, eighties, and beyond!

Find me on social: 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moshalundstrom/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:  

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me: Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design. I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Here's how to get ready for ANY event! In this ultimate guide to dressing up, I'm sharing with you my top 15 tips to help you find the perfect outfit, learn how to style it and accessorize it, and how to prep yourself for the big event day (HINT: self care is key!). #Fashion #FashionDesigner #HowToStyle 🗨️ Find me on social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moshalundstrom/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/ 👜 My other work: Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/ Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert 🙋🏼‍♀️ About Me: Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design. I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots. Make sure to give me a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel if you enjoy all things fashion and are looking to develop your own personal style - not just follow the next big trend. Here are some helpful links from this episode: Get Ready With Me Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/22qnoU9e9TPI0BZ7y7qZf9?si=9b9c1c1b2ada4bcc shapewear: https://skims.com rental services: https://www.elle.com/fashion/shopping/a29761499/best-clothing-rental-services/ underwear: https://www.intimissimi.com

A round-up of the week's most pressing and polarizing fashion news stories: from Valentino's Pierpaolo Piccioli and Dries Van Noten's shocking announcements, to the controversial (and comical) Hermès class action lawsuit, plus analyzing Phoebe Philo's first interview in a decade and enduring enigmatic appeal. And my own hot takes the plight of the female designer in 2024.

From the Oscars, to the cover of VOGUE, and the front row at Louis Vuitton, Rachel Goodwin is a leading fashion and celebrity makeup artist with a wholly original perspective on beauty. But what is it really like painting famous faces and working with the industry’s top talents?

Journalist, curator, and filmmaker Bronwyn Cosgrave joins us to unpack the most impactful moments from Milan and Paris fashion weeks. From designer debuts at Chloé and Alexander McQueen, to the hotly debated directions taken at Chanel and Balenciaga, and the newer designers making waves.

Come along for a whirlwind London Fashion Week tour. From emerging designers to watch such as Yuhan Wang, Paolo Carzana, Di Petsa, and Conner Ives; to established brands such as Erdem, Simone Rocha, and Burberry, we recap what mattered most from the British style capital.

RVDK is billed as the world’s first sustainable couture label. In celebration of his 10th anniversary, designer and founder Ronald van der Kemp joins us for a candid conversation on shunning the fashion system’s wasteful ways, his wardrobe vs. season philosophy, and creating wearable artworks for the likes of Céline Dion, Miley Cyrus, and Katy Perry. He also offers wisdom around how to channel your creativity with resourceful and eco-friendly thinking.

We're live recapping the five biggest fashion news stories of the week + taking all your most pressing questions on the spot.

Is Melania the chicest First Lady since Jackie O? What record did Tom Ford just break? And why are Americans obsessed with these joggers? From politics to real estate portfolios, to pants, we're covering and uncovering it all on another uncut and candid chat with the NEWSFASH community.

The week in fashion that was + allll your questions answered. On this episode of NEWSFASH Live, we discuss everything from the latest Chanel gossip, to two new designer departures, plus what's being done to pull Burberry out of well...the trenches.

Thank you again to everyone who joined and asked fantastic questions.

Please enjoy my rants and raves.

Two of the biggest clothing retailers are in the news this week: Gap's up and Lululemon's down, but it's not what you think. Plus, are boat shoes cool again? And what about those other preppy footwear staples people wear to look posh? (What does posh even mean?)

Sounding off on these and more pressing topics plus taking your questions, LIVE!

You really love dissecting Taylor Swift's style, don't you. Ok fine, I'll oblige.

Enjoy our fashion fireside. Thanks again for all the great questions.

Who is Chanel's new designer Matthieu Blazy? Where did Bottega Veneta's new creative director Louise Trotter come from? And what's up with Swedish influencer and brand founder Matilda Djerf's latest viral cancellation? Unpacking one of the most dizzying weeks in fashion news in a while and taking all your wonderful questions, live.