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Brad Goreski, an acclaimed celebrity stylist known for his work with Demi Moore, shares insights from their 15-year partnership. He discusses the evolution of red carpet fashion, highlighting memorable looks from recent events like the Cannes Film Festival and the Oscars. Goreski reveals his creative process, balancing client collaboration and personal taste. Reflecting on their bond, he emphasizes the joy of pushing fashion boundaries while evoking Old Hollywood glamour, making each appearance a unique celebration of art.

Jennie Garth, the beloved actor known for her role as Kelly Taylor on Beverly Hills, 90210, discusses her impressive career evolution and the launch of her I Choose Me movement. She shares candid insights into overcoming typecasting and her transition from iconic star to a multifaceted creator. Jennie reveals her journey of self-empowerment, including launching a fashion line and hosting a women's health summit. She emphasizes the importance of authenticity and connection among women in overcoming self-doubt, especially in the competitive entertainment industry.

The podcast dives into the whirlwind of Fashion Month, exploring standout collections and memorable moments from major fashion capitals. The hosts reflect on a strong theme of nostalgia and the emergence of 'big feminine energy.' Bold colors take center stage, as designers showcase unique styles and emotional connections. Predictions for red carpet fashion highlight influences from old Hollywood glamour. Insights into leadership changes in the industry reveal how new creatives are shaping brand identities and trends.

Missy Tannen, co-founder and chief product officer of Boll & Branch, once a teacher and stay-at-home mom, reveals her inspiring journey in the world of luxury bedding. She discusses the challenges of launching a brand rooted in ethics and quality, transforming the market with transparent sourcing. The conversation touches on the evolution from a direct-to-consumer model to physical retail spaces, the strategic growth leading to significant revenue, and the importance of self-reflection and kindness in the entrepreneurial journey.

Costume designer Alex Bovaird, known for her work on HBO's The White Lotus, shares her insights into crafting the show's distinctive visual style. She reveals how she brings each character to life through careful costume choices, from sourcing custom Jacquemus looks to designing 34 unique hotel staff uniforms that honor Thai culture. Alex also discusses the collaborative journey of creating the Ratliff family's wardrobe and the significance of accessories in storytelling, showcasing the artistry behind iconic party scenes and character-driven fashion.

Danessa Myricks, founder of Danessa Myricks Beauty, transitioned from nursing to the beauty industry after a chance encounter at a magazine. She shares her journey of self-education in makeup artistry, leading to her innovative brand launch. The conversation covers the development of her multiuse flagship product, Colorfix, and the critical importance of community support in her growth. Danessa emphasizes perseverance, personal worth, and the value of mentorship, inspiring others to embrace their creativity and seize opportunities in their careers.

Kristen Nichols, Associate Director of Special Projects at Who What Wear, shares her expertise on the hottest trends for Spring 2025. She discusses the resurgence of 1960s styles, how to rock oversized suiting, and the timeless appeal of slip skirts. Kristen also highlights the importance of sustainable fashion with pre-loved finds and gives tips on blending runway looks into everyday outfits. With practical advice and must-have brands, listeners are sure to elevate their spring wardrobes.

Thaïs Aliabadi, MD, is an OBGYN and the co-founder of the new supplement Ovii, which is designed for women with PCOS. Aliabadi immigrated to the United States as a teenager after the Iranian Revolution. She worked quickly to learn English to continue her education, eventually receiving a bachelor’s, master’s, and doctor of medicine degree. After finishing her OBGYN training, she worked 24-hour hospital shifts and got a job covering five clinics across Los Angeles. In 2005, she opened her private practice in Beverly Hills. Word soon spread about her incredible care, and women flocked to her practice in droves (including celebrities like SZA and Halsey!). In the 2010s, her star began to rise when she appeared on shows like The Doctors and Dr. Phil, where she provided medical advice and support. Last year, she started a podcast, SheMD, where she provides education on women’s health issues like infertility and endometriosis. Her platform also grew when the actress Olivia Munn credited Aliabadi with saving her life after testing revealed she had early stage breast cancer. Most recently, she launched Ovii, a supplement designed for women with PCOS, to further support the estimated 15% of American women who struggle with the condition.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Emily Oberg is the co-founder of the popular lifestyle and activewear brand Sporty & Rich. She got her start in fashion at Complex, where she founded an Instagram page to curate all of the vintage images that inspired her. The page became immensely popular, as it captured a sense of glamor and nostalgia long before anyone was talking about the term “quiet luxury.” In 2018, she began selling Sporty & Rich merchandise, and over the last seven years, has grown the company into a full-fledged brand with core collections of vintage-yet-modern looks and collaborations with brands like Solid & Striped, Adidas, and Le Bristol Paris. In this episode, Oberg joins Associate Features Editor Ana Escalante to talk about how she built the brand from her apartment to a flagship store in SoHo. Plus, they get into all of the details about her new sexual wellness line, Sensual Sport.Shop our editor's picks here!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jeni Britton is the founder of Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams and the new fiber bar company Floura. Jeni grew up loving food and entrepreneurship—so much so that she left college to pursue her dream of making ice cream. After years of researching and experimenting with new and innovative flavor combinations, she founded Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams in 2002. Over the next 17 years, she built Jeni’s into an ice cream sensation. Today, the brand generates over $125 million in annual revenue and is known for its unique, delicious flavor combinations. By 2019, however, she was burnt out. She stepped away from the company, allowing herself time to rest and reflect. During this period, she embarked on a health journey, which led her to the world of fiber. Britton soon learned that a majority of Americans do not get enough fiber, so she set about experimenting with innovative ingredients and nutrients. The result is Floura—a new line of fiber bars featuring 12 different fiber sources from whole plants that come in flavors like Blueberry Matcha and Brambleberry Lavender. Floura launched in January through direct-to-consumer sales and Pop Up Grocer in January, selling out its initial run in just two days.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.