Explore every episode of the podcast Talking About Clothes with Holly Chayes
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| [Clothes & Body] Expressing Your True Self: Being yourself with your clothes with Shehla | 11 Jul 2023 | 00:29:14 | |
In this episode, Shehla and I talk about developing her personal style growing up in Pakistan, and the culture shock of shopping for clothes in the US. We discuss the contrast between shopping for clothing designed to fit a standardized set of measurements versus clothing that is custom-made for you and your body and your preferences.
We originally recorded this conversation in 2021, and I'm so excited to share it with you.
We do talk a lot about bodies and sizing in this episode, so if that is something that is sensitive to you, please, please listen with care or listen in next time.
Find the full season at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast6
And find the full transcript to this episode at https://www.whowearswho.com/being-yourself-with-your-clothes-with-shehla | |||
| [Clothes & Body] Empower your connection with your body and your clothes with Leah | 03 Jun 2023 | 00:21:02 | |
In this episode, Leah and I talk about your relationship with your clothing and how it changes throughout your life. We discussed the lasting impact small clothing comments can make, and intentionally changing your relationship with your body.
We originally recorded this conversation in 2020, and I'm so excited to share it with you.
We do talk a lot about bodies and sizing and a little bit of clothing body trauma in this episode, so if that's something that is sensitive to you, please, please listen with care, or listen in next time.
Find the full season at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast6
And find the full transcript to this episode at https://www.whowearswho.com/empower-your-connection-with-your-body-and-your-clothes | |||
| [Change] Making the most of quarantine style with Courtney Lauran | 26 Nov 2020 | 00:18:44 | |
In this conversation I'm speaking with Courtney, a self-care coach located in New York City, and the host of the More Tarot, Please podcast. Our conversation covers:
Find the full season at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast5 | |||
| [Change] The ups and downs of capsule wardrobes with Ellen Leonard | 25 Nov 2020 | 00:24:17 | |
In this conversation I'm speaking with Ellen, a health and wellness coach who, pre-Covid, was working primarily in person. Our conversation covers
Just a heads up, this conversation contains some adult language, so if you're sensitive to that or listening with children, you may want to skip or preview this episode. Find the full season at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast5 | |||
| [Season Trailer] Change, 2020 Edition | 20 Nov 2020 | 00:03:15 | |
In this season of the podcast, we're having conversations about changes in our wardrobes and lives. These conversations took place at the end of July and beginning of August 2020. In this season, we talk about:
Keep an eye out for full episodes dropping at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast5 Talk to you then. | |||
| [Shopping Pre-Covid-19] High end bargain hunting and clothing related identity crises with Natalie Que | 04 Sep 2020 | 00:19:55 | |
In this conversation we talk about identity crises, buying second hand, and high end bargain hunting, the masks we can put on when we choose our clothing, looking good versus feeling good in your clothes, and noticing how other people respond to how you dress. Find more at https://www.whowearswho.com/podcast4/ | |||
| [Shopping Pre-Covid-19] Shopping as self-care and personal empowerment with Claudia & Bell | 03 Sep 2020 | 00:18:57 | |
In this conversation we talk about loving shopping, shopping as part of your weekly routine and a way to carve out time for yourself, the power in having the items in your closet that you know you always get compliments on and the feeling of endless possibilities that come with new items. Plus there is a ton of fantastic sisterly banter. Find more at https://www.whowearswho.com/podcast4/ | |||
| [Shopping Pre-Covid-19] Developing your own shopping POV with Jill Wolcott | 03 Sep 2020 | 00:21:51 | |
In this conversation we talk about appreciating garments without feeling the need to obtain them, developing your own POV and your own style, online shopping and how to solve the issue of finding clothes that fit online, and the understanding that if a piece of clothing you've had your eye on is gone, something else will come along. Find more at https://www.whowearswho.com/podcast4/ | |||
| [Shopping Pre-Covid-19] Investment pieces, trends, and avoiding impulse purchases with Brittany Diego | 02 Sep 2020 | 00:14:49 | |
In this conversation we talk about impulse buys, investment pieces, and trends, not buying yourself clothes and then having nothing to wear when you need it, finding the balance between professional and personal in your wardrobe, and giving yourself a pause to cut down on impulse purchases. Find more at https://www.whowearswho.com/podcast4/ | |||
| [Shopping Pre-Covid-19] The ups and downs of the shopping experience with Naomi Dunford | 02 Sep 2020 | 00:16:36 | |
In this conversation we cover optimistic purchases, the trouble with not knowing what you don't know, splitting your shopping between majority thrifting and minority high end, and the contrasting experiences between shopping in high end shops and thrifting. Find more at https://www.whowearswho.com/podcast4/ | |||
| [Shopping Pre-Covid-19] Changing your shopping mindset to change your experience with Heather Craik | 01 Sep 2020 | 00:16:29 | |
In this conversation we talk about changing your shopping mindset and how that influences your shopping experience, trying on anything that catches your eye, rather than pre-judging things (it caught your eye for a reason), going with shops and designers who design intentionally for larger sizes, and the pros and cons being picky when it comes to your clothing choices. Find more at https://www.whowearswho.com/podcast4/ | |||
| [Shopping Pre-Covid-19] Frustrating shopping experiences, quality clothes and big life transitions with Gwen Juleus | 01 Sep 2020 | 00:23:56 | |
In this conversation we talk about keeping quality items regardless of trends, and also going about trying to find those quality clothes and then sticking to what works. Plus the frustration of shopping and not being able to find what you're looking for, and how big life transitions and body changes affect the experience of shopping. Find more at https://www.whowearswho.com/podcast4/ | |||
| [Clothes & Body] Using style to feel more confident and powerful with Jessie Chiang | 07 Mar 2023 | 00:21:05 | |
In this episode, Jessie and I talk about personal style as a way to feel more confident and powerful in business. Jessie is a past coaching client and was looking for help getting out of a style rut. We discuss how she learned to stop allowing her clothes to hold her back, and how to redefine what successful shopping meant. We also talk about style and clothing as a form of self-care and embracing a love of fashion.
We originally recorded this conversation in 2021, and I'm so excited to share it with you.
We do talk a lot about bodies and sizing in this episode. So if that's something that is sensitive to you, please please listen with care or listen next time.
Find the full season at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast6
And find the full transcript to this episode at https://www.whowearswho.com/using-style-to-feel-more-confident-and-powerful | |||
| [Season Trailer] Shopping Pre-Covid-19 | 20 Aug 2020 | 00:02:31 | |
In this season we're having conversations about shopping in the Pre-Covid-19 version of normality. These conversations took place between the tail end of 2019 and the first months of 2020. We talk about:
Plus personal stories, tons of laughs, and so much more. Keep an eye out for full seasons dropping at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast4 | |||
| Show Up – Wrapping The Self Made Wardrobe Revisited | 15 Jun 2020 | 00:16:07 | |
This is the final episode of season three of Talking About Clothes. In it, I talk about how the hardest part of this whole year-long project was showing up everyday and doing the thing I showed up to do. And also, how after a transformative year (which this year of The Self-Made Wardrobe Project certainly was), there's no going back to the way things were before. That year changed how I related to my clothes in fundamental ways. Thank you for revisiting this project with me, now I hope you'll take some time to explore these remarkable Black creators and thinkers working in clothing-related fields. Because Black lives matter. And these creators are doing incredible things. In Style, Handmade Style & Sewing
In Clothing Sustainability
In Fashion & History
Additionally: Anti-Racism Training, Resources & People to Follow
Learn more at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast3 | |||
| Rethinking (Wardrobe) Staples | 14 May 2020 | 00:05:53 | |
One of the things that I wore pretty much every single day prior to doing this self made wardrobe project was jeans. But at the beginning of this project, when I was building up the number of garments that I had access to (within the parameters of this year long wardrobe project), I focused a lot on wearing and making fast, simple, easy garments - skirts, tops, simple sweaters, etc. And so I went months without wearing jeans, which, if you'd asked me prior to this project, if that were possible, I would have said no. But it turns out it was entirely possible. Regardless of what I had previously assumed. Learn more at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast3 | |||
| Let Your Body Adapt. It has clothing preferences just like you. | 23 Apr 2020 | 00:05:08 | |
I know I'm not the only one who makes snap judgments about my clothes. Especially when I first try a garment on that's not my usual cut or silhouette or style. That's what happened with one of the dresses I knit for this self made wardrobe project. It was a one piece hand knit, A-line, very colorful mini dress that was neither my normal colors, nor my normal silhouette nor my normal style, but ended up being one of the pieces that I love the most in this wardrobe and wore quite often and still wear today. So I guess one of the lessons from this dress is to not jump to conclusions about garments before you wear them a couple times. It's easy to forget that our bodies have preferences about what they wear. And often, so not always, those preferences are merely because that's what our bodies are familiar with. It's sort of like if you start working out your body is going to have opinions on it. And the same is true for whatever garment you're talking about. It doesn't have to be high waisted jeans or period corsets or turn of the 20th century undergarments, it's true for anything. If you're not used to wearing a suit, your body is going to take a while to get used to wearing a suit. If you're not used to wearing lounge-wear, your body's going to take a while to get used to wearing lounge-wear. So I think that when something's new, and it has to do with our physically feeling weird in the clothing and you want to play around with the style, maybe give it a couple tries, and see if you get used to it. Learn more at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast3 | |||
| A Quality Garment from Cheap Materials - is it possible? | 14 Apr 2020 | 00:05:01 | |
Like with food, a really good high quality fabric is going to give you incredible results even if your skill level isn't that of master chef or a master couturier. However, you can also make not so good materials work, it just requires a lot more finesse or experiences. This robe is one that I get compliments on every single time I wear it. There are little tiny metallic threads running through it but they're just enough to be interesting and not so much that it becomes gaudy. There are these little novelty squares of plush fabric, glued on to the the chiffon. And it's so sweat inducing because the fabric 100% polyester, (which means that's 100% plastic). But if the breeze picks it up just right, it floats and flutters behind you and looks marvelous. And I'm always astonished when I remember that, this was an impulse fabric purchase that I put together into a robe on a whim and wore about 30 times throughout the course of the year. Learn more at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast3 | |||
| Getting the Job Done (at the very last minute) | 08 Apr 2020 | 00:04:27 | |
I'm pretty sure if I had had all of the time in the world, I wouldn't have come up with this dress solution. There's something about a deadline that clarifies exactly what the parameters of the project are, and forces you to meet those requirements. That forces you to meet those requirements, but doesn't allow you to follow any extraneous rabbit holes. There were no "nice to have" details on this dress. The slip was very simple and very straightforward. But it did the job. And I'm not sure I could have asked anything else. Learn more at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast3 | |||
| Wasting Time | 07 Apr 2020 | 00:05:22 | |
Time seems like a very bizarre concept right now. It has that funny quality of not really being solid anymore and not being something that we can agree on the unit of measuring time by and I'm thinking a lot about time that could be called wasted time. I'm thinking in particular of one long white, plain white skirt that I sewed, intending it to be worn under a knitted dress I had made, because I wanted something more for that dress, and that I only wore a couple times. The skirt probably took a couple hours to make. And I'm wondering if I had known how little I would have worn that skirt and how unnecessary that skirt was, if I would have done something different with those couple hours instead. And I don't know. Because how could I have known that I wouldn't have needed that skirt, if I hadn't had that skirt and not needed it? Learn more at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast3 | |||
| No patience? No problem | 06 Apr 2020 | 00:03:42 | |
"Oh, I don't have patience for that." I can't tell you how many times I've been told that while knitting or sewing. But the trick is, you don't knit or sew because you have patience. You have patience because you knit or sew. It's a way of practicing and acquiring something that you don't already have. It's a way of bringing more attentive mindfulness to a moment. And if you practice enough, then you're able to bring that attentiveness to moments when you're not engaging in your craft as well. Just like any other practice, you don't practice because you're good at something, you practice to get better at it. So it's precisely because I don't have patience for things that I practice paying patient attentiveness to my craft. | |||
| A Sweater is a Sweater No Matter How Messy | 03 Apr 2020 | 00:06:39 | |
Knitting this sweater was a hot mess. It was messy, it was ugly. It involved a lot of cursing and re knitting and reworking and shoving the project into a drawer for a couple days. And in all honesty, if I wasn't in the middle of this year long wardrobe challenge with an already extremely limited wardrobe, I probably would have abandoned this sweater altogether. And yet, a sweater in the end I had. It was messy. It was complicated. It was not fun. It was not funny. It was something I can laugh about now, but the process sucked. But after it was all said and done, but the sweater was fine. In fact, it was fantastic. I still have it in my closet, and I still wear it every winter. When do we give up on a messy process? And when do we keep going because that's the only thing to do? And if we get to the end and have a wearable completed wonderful sweater, how much does the messy process of getting their impact the final result? Because no matter how messy the making process is, if you have a full sweater at the end, you have a full sweater at the end. Regardless of how much cursing it took you to get there. Learn more at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast3 | |||
| Wanna Look Like Audrey Hepburn? I guess I didn't… | 02 Apr 2020 | 00:05:32 | |
Looking back on this year long project, I'm almost as much amazed by the garments I didn't wear as the garments I wore dozens upon dozens of time. You would think that with a super limited wardrobe I would reach for every garment I could. And yet, I didn't. I realized that this year was not just about taking a pretty outfit photo every day. It was about creating clothes to live the whole year in. While this dress that had a very Audrey Hepburn feel to it in photos, it was not a nice dress to wear, so I didn't wear it. And a garment's use isn't to hang in a closet, it's to be worn So if you're not going to wear an item, why do you have it? Learn more at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast3 | |||
| [Clothes & Body] Plus-size style: clothes as creative outlet & clothing as every day must have with Megan Ixiam | 01 Feb 2023 | 00:20:47 | |
In this episode of the podcast, Megan and I talk about navigating fashion and finding your style as an individual who wears plus-size clothing. We discuss her style preferences, practices and the importance of fashion, as well as diversity in the world of personal style. At the end of this conversation, Megan graciously shares her favorite fashion pieces, which I hope will inspire you to find yours. Find the full season at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast6 And find the full transcript to this episode at https://www.whowearswho.com/plus-size-style-clothes-as-creative-outlet-clothing-as-every-day-must-have-with-megan-ixim | |||
| If it feels like cheating, it probably is. | 01 Apr 2020 | 00:06:08 | |
One of the first things I had to contend with when setting up this project was: what was I going to count as a garment that I needed to make? I came up with two rules for this project:
And one of the biggest takeaways I got from this year was that you when you're trying something new or different or challenging or not the way you've done things before, do everything you can to set yourself up for success. You can find more at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast3 | |||
| The Self Made Wardrobe Revisited | 31 Mar 2020 | 00:02:28 | |
I had originally planned on bringing you the third collection full of incredible conversations with wonderful guests all focused around the topic of shopping. However, things have changed dramatically, over the past few weeks. So instead of releasing the planned third season, I'm going with the "new situation requires a new plan" approach to life and recording an intermittent third season. Revisiting an extreme wardrobe challenge I did five years ago called The Self Made Wardrobe Project. During this project, I wore no store bought clothes for a whole year. I'm not sure exactly what the release schedule of this third season will be or how long this season will last. But I'm looking forward to revisiting this project with you, and it's really nice to have something to look forward to. You can find more at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast3 | |||
| [Special] Cleaning Out Your Closet | 22 Mar 2020 | 00:07:00 | |
Everything seems to have turned upside down since the second season of the podcast came out last week. And it is probable that the third season will be at least a little bit delayed from the original podcast production schedule. So I wanted to drop you a little note. I don't know how you are, but It is my deepest hope that this finds you and those you love well, or well enough in this very moment. In the moment of this writing, on March 21st, 2020, at very early in the morning, I am reminded of the process of cleaning out a closet. Be well, and much love, | |||
| Living Through the Personal Style Movie Montage a conversation with Naomi Dunford | 09 Mar 2020 | 00:26:32 | |
Our conversation includes making style rules that fit your environment, buying really nice clothes that you never wear and that don't work together, dressing a rapidly changing body. Middle school style fails and using them to motivate yourself to learn about style, and embracing the process because you can't rush living through the movie montage. Naomi lives just west of Toronto in the snowbelt of Canada. She recently sold the company she had for the past 13 years and is now luxuriating in her retirement. You can hear our conversation and find out more about the whole collection at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast2 | |||
| Being Kind to Yourself About Your Personal Style a conversation with Amy Crook | 09 Mar 2020 | 00:27:00 | |
Our conversation covers constructing a life that supports your self expression, not compromising on style or physical comfort, the power of the simplicity of kindness, buying and wearing what you want, not just what's easy, and letting your style evolve while keeping the things you love. Amy is an artist and romance novelist in the San Francisco East Bay area near Oakland, where she lives and works with her cats. You can hear our conversation and find out more about the whole collection at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast2 | |||
| Efficient Personal Style a conversation with Shanna Mann | 09 Mar 2020 | 00:19:44 | |
Our conversation about personal style touches on ditching rules in favor of creating style guidelines, letting utility and comfort inform your visual style, the efficiency of a capsule closet, and no longer paying attention to what looks good on models, but focusing instead on what looks good on you. Shanna lives in Central Virginia where she owns and manages a warehouse and in addition to providing online coaching and mentoring for business professionals. You can hear our conversation and find out more about the whole collection at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast2 | |||
| Reflecting Your Personal Growth in Your Personal Style a conversation with Anung Vilay | 09 Mar 2020 | 00:24:19 | |
In our conversation, we discuss style evolutions and experimenting with your style, caring less about how you look as you become more comfortable with yourself. Working with a stylist to put words around your style, the importance of not shopping while you're in a bad mood, and blending your inner work with what you wear. Anung is located in the Twin Cities area of Minnesota where she's a podcaster, writer, and in her words, a serial side hustler. You can hear our conversation and find out more about the whole collection at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast2 | |||
| Bending Your Personal Style to Your Personal Circumstances a conversation with Briar Harvey | 09 Mar 2020 | 00:13:05 | |
In this conversation we talk about the importance of clothes that are easy, plain and simple, rebuilding a wardrobe to fit your life after extreme personal circumstances. The Holy Grail of pockets and getting dressed by color, the importance of knowing what's hanging in your closet, and the special memories that clothing can hold. Briar lives in Omaha where she is self employed and home schools her kids. You can hear our conversation and find out more about the whole collection at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast2 | |||
| Personal Style From the Inside Out a conversation with Stacy Soderholm | 09 Mar 2020 | 00:24:20 | |
In this conversation we touch on developing clothing habits that stay with you for your entire life, opting out of the exhausting cycles of fashion, dressing to please yourself first. Clothing as a vehicle for self expression versus the right clothes as condition of acceptance and walking the line between dressing well without being overly concerned about your appearance. Stacy is a life coach focusing on self love and empowerment for smart, conscientious women. She's on a mission to help women love who they already are so they can enjoy the life they've worked so hard to achieve. You can hear our conversation and find out more about the whole collection at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast2 | |||
| Going About Finding Comfortable Clothing a conversation with Shanna Mann | 30 Jan 2020 | 00:14:51 | |
Our conversation around comfort touches on utility as a wellspring for comfortable clothing. Comfortable undergarments in both fit and construction, the importance of fiber when it comes to comfort and creating comfortable clothes, how to go about finding garments and brands that fit what you're looking for, and the importance of ordering multiples when you hit on that perfect item. Shanna lives in Central Virginia where she owns and manages a warehouse and in addition to providing online coaching and mentoring for business professionals. You can hear our conversation and find out more about the whole collection at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast1 | |||
| [Clothes & Body] Affordable, inclusive, customizable, ethical clothing with Mallorie Dunn of SmartGlamour | 19 Jan 2023 | 00:49:54 | |
In this special episode of Talking About Clothes with Holly Chayes, the podcast, I'm speaking with Mallorie Dunn, owner and designer of SmartGlamour, which is an affordable, inclusive, and customizable ethical clothing line for people of all shapes, sizes, heights, ages, identities, and styles. Find the full season at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast6 And find the full transcript to this episode at https://www.whowearswho.com/an-interview-with-mallorie-dunn-of-smartglamour/ | |||
| The Difference Between Looking Good and Feeling Good in Your Clothes a conversation with Liz | 30 Jan 2020 | 00:12:24 | |
Our conversation on comfort ranges from discussing the importance of layers, flexibility and preparedness in being dressed comfortably. Versatility as an element of comfort, balancing flair and style with physical comfort, weather and environmental impacts on what constitutes comfortable clothing. The always important pocket situation The psychological element of comfort when it comes to our clothes, and the difference between looking good and feeling good in what you're wearing. Liz is an online business manager and former wedding planner based out of Los Angeles. You can hear our conversation and find out more about the whole collection at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast1 | |||
| The Comfort of Not Fussing a conversation with Jill Wolcott | 30 Jan 2020 | 00:12:07 | |
In my conversation with Jill, we touched on always being comfortable without resorting to yoga pants day in and day out. Building and evolving your wardrobe towards comfort. Buying with the long term in mind, having sensitive skin, creating comfort from the details of your wardrobe. And accessorizing to spruce up and reinvent your comfortable staples. And finally, the psychological comfort of not having to fuss or worry about your clothing. Jill Wolcott started designing knitwear in 1993 and focuses on designing items that you'll be excited to wear for years to come. She's based out of Seattle after two decades in San Francisco and contrary to popular myths about knitwear designers spends more time in front of the computer than at her needles. She also teaches in an effort to pass along what she's learned. You can hear our conversation and find out more about the whole collection at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast1 | |||
| Learning and Relearning to Dress Comfortably a conversation with Briar Harvey | 30 Jan 2020 | 00:16:22 | |
In this episode we talk about comfort as it pertains to dressing with a chronic illness and allergies, refusing to put up with discomforting clothing, pockets because they're always important, clothing as your armor in the world, feeling good about your clothes as a form of being comfortable in them, and embracing the process of relearning to be comfortable in your body and in your clothing after giving birth. Briar lives in Omaha where she is self employed and home schools her kids. You can hear our conversation and find out more about the whole collection at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast1 | |||
| Where Confidence and Comfort Overlap in Your Closet a conversation with Heather Craik | 30 Jan 2020 | 00:10:53 | |
In our conversation we discussed how comfort and confidence overlap and impact each other. Making sure your clothing isn't constricting as a element of comfort. Dressing in clothes that make you happy. Balancing the clothes you want to wear with the weather around you. Emotionally comfortable clothing that isn't necessarily confidence building, and how wearing the right clothes for the right situations helps you take bold or difficult actions in your life. Heather is a business owner based in Scotland. You can hear our conversation and find out more about the whole collection at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast1 | |||
| Prioritizing Comfort a conversation with Amy Crook | 30 Jan 2020 | 00:14:00 | |
In this conversation, we talk about physical comfort in the fit and materials of our clothes. Where to find comfortable clothing and sourcing comfort when it comes to shopping. The process of prioritizing comfort, the perils of polyester and physical activity, mending garments and keeping the clothes that are comfortable lasting longer in your wardrobe. Growing to embrace comfortable clothing and cultivating a wardrobe around comfort. Amy is an artist and romance novelist in the San Francisco East Bay area near Oakland, where she lives and works with her cats. You can find more about our conversation and the whole collection at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast1 | |||
| Welcome to Talking About Clothes | 09 Jan 2020 | 00:02:08 | |
Welcome to Talking About Clothes with Holly Chayes, where we explore what impact our clothes have on us, so that we can better understand our relationship with some of the most intimate items in our lives. In doing this, we uncover the world role they play in how we think and feel about ourselves. Learn more at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast – and don't forget to subscribe! | |||
| [Season Trailer] Our Bodies & Our Clothing | 11 Jan 2023 | 00:03:15 | |
In this season of the podcast, we're having conversations about our bodies and our clothing. These conversations took place in 2021, and I'm so excited to share them with you! In this season of the podcast, we talk about all of the ways that our bodies and our clothing interact. From fatphobia to why your clothes never seem to fit and how to find clothes that work for you, personal stories, and so much more. Keep an eye out for full episodes dropping at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast6 | |||
| [Change] Dressing up, showing up and having fun with Lolita Walker | 30 Nov 2020 | 00:22:27 | |
In this conversation I'm speaking with Lolita, who helps people and teams live and act with more deliberate intention. Our conversation covers:
Find the full season at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast5 | |||
| [Change] Dressing in your values with Janae Price | 29 Nov 2020 | 00:21:54 | |
In this conversation I'm speaking with Janae, a co-host of the So Called Oreos podcast, who has been using this time as a chance to reset and more purposefully bring her values into her wardrobe. Our conversation covers:
Find the full season at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast5 | |||
| [Change] Becoming intentional about your clothing with Elizabeth Gowing | 28 Nov 2020 | 00:18:02 | |
In this conversation I'm speaking with Elizabeth, a writer, who spends a lot of her time traveling and dealing with the wardrobe challenges that come with having your wardrobe scattered between countries. Our conversation covers:
Find the full season at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast5 | |||
| [Change] Learning about clothing and confidence with Dawn Casey-Rowe | 27 Nov 2020 | 00:22:57 | |
In this conversation I'm speaking with Dawn, a former teacher who transitioned into the tech industry, and living in Rhode Island. Our conversation covers:
Find the full season at WhoWearsWho.com/podcast5 | |||