How'd She Do That?

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Today's guest, Rose-Marie Swift, is the founder of RMS Beauty. A pioneer of the clean beauty movement, Rose-Marie Swift is the founder and the spirit of the brand. A master makeup artist for over 30 years, her lightbulb moment was realizing that cosmetics could be made with better, safer ingredients while simultaneously making women more beautiful. Bold, authentic, and unwavering in her quest for innovative clean ingredients that perform, she launched RMS in 2009 to clean up the industry and set a higher standard for beauty. We know listeners will enjoy getting to know Rose-Marie in today's episode!

Today's guest is the Founder of Coley Home, Coley Hull. After several years of studying and designing textiles in New York, founder Coley Hull made the move back to her hometown of Charlotte to develop her own e-commerce, direct-to-consumer furniture line to fulfill what she saw as a major need: Buying furniture should never be stressful, and Coley Home brings complete ease to the entire process, start to finish. All Coley Home products are made to order in our North Carolina manufacturing facility. They believe in supporting their community and aim to source as many materials as possible in the USA! Coley Home's manufacturing team has decades of experience designing and crafting high-end furniture and home goods.‍Their direct-to-consumer approach allows them to offer luxury products at affordable price points, without sacrificing quality and care. We know listeners will enjoy today's episode with Coley!

Today's guest, Elisabeth Edelman is the Founder of Goldenword. Founded in 2016, Golden Word is a boutique public relations and communications consulting firm based in Richmond, VA. Elisabeth founded Golden Word with a vision for creating a powerhouse little agency that chases doing good work with good people. Elisabeth hopes working with Golden Word is impactful and fun for both the client and their team. Elisabeth studied journalism at the University of Richmond, cut her teeth on PR with five action-packed years in NYC, and broadened her marketing grasp in-house at Ledbury. With Golden Word, she is applying 15 years of experience to drive strategy for her clients, deliver important stories to media, and provide professional development and leadership opportunities for her growing team. We know listeners will enjoy this deep dive into the world of public relations and what it has looked like for Elisabeth!

Today's guests are Neely and Chloe Burch, founders of Neely & Chloe. Neely & Chloe is an aspirational, yet attainable accessories line designed with the consumer in mind. The eponymous creation of sisters Neely and Chloe Burch, the brand creates designs that are understated and timeless, meant to be worn season after season. All products are produced with leathers from Spain and Portugal and are created with the highest quality craftsmanship. Neely & Chloe found there was a voice to be filled between affordable accessories and luxury brands. “We make precious things—items of quality and beauty—that are to be used for years. We believe that great design stirs our emotional connection to a product. The mark of luxury is not its price or a logo—it is the inherent beauty, quality and useful and something special and worth keeping. Luxury should never be out of reach." We know listeners will love today's episode and look forward to hearing your favorite takeaways!

Today's guests Agee Gretta Leinberry & Caroline Gilroy are the Co-Founders of Couper. Couper is a luxury fashion retailer that features thoughtfully designed exclusive collaborations from emerging global designers. Couper was born out of the desire to produce statement-making wearable works of art while making environmentally responsible decisions. After a decade in the tech industry, Caroline sought out Agee‘s corporate fashion experience and like-minded aesthetic to discover the solution to an inundated landscape. With their combined experience, working for companies like Tory Burch, Salesforce, Rebecca Taylor, and Veronica Beard, they knew the world didn’t need just another fashion brand. They needed a platform that values limited-edition museum-worthy looks with pieces exclusively produced predominantly from materials that would otherwise go to waste. Thus began, Couper! We know listeners will love getting to know Agee and Caroline in today's episode! Don't forget to snap a photo while you listen and tag us in your stories. We can't wait to see where you're tuning in from!

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Today's guest is Claire Hudson the founder of the popular children's brand, Oso and Me. When Claire started her family, she felt strongly that her children should be able to dress themselves, and no clothes were too nice to play in. When her first child grew out of his baby clothes in six months, she set out to solve the problem of functional clothes that last longer for kids. Oso & Me was created in 2017 as a wardrobe full of clothes that are beautiful, functional, and worn for all occasions. Their clothes are as aesthetically beautiful as they are functional - Oso and Me loves special tailoring details like cuffs, flexible waistlines, and neckline pleats. These innovative "growable" designs survive frequent growth spurts. They also focus on pull-on-pull-off styles to foster easy dressing from newborn to size 8. Getting dressed should be the easiest part of the day! We know listeners will love hearing Claire's story and hope they will take the time to leave us a 5-star review on Apple and to subscribe to the show!

Today's guest is Ariel Okin, founder of Ariel Okin Interiors. Ariel's New York-based, full-service interior design firm specializes in luxury residential, commercial, and hospitality projects across the country. Ariel’s signature style can be interpreted as “traditional with a twist” – warm, livable, and elegant spaces, with an edited, contemporary and practical approach. A deft use of color, emphasis on clean lines, and mix of bespoke and antique items are hallmarks of her aesthetic, yet no two projects are alike. Ariel established her firm in 2016 and has since been featured and profiled in Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, House Beautiful, Domino, Vogue, The Wall Street Journal, and New York Magazine, among others. In 2022, she was recognized as one of House Beautiful’s Next Wave Designers, an exclusive list of the top interior design talent in the country. In 2021, she was named a House & Garden Gold List Designer, and Elle Decor declared “Okin’s impeccable design efforts are striking.” In 2019, Ariel’s work for Lena Dunham’s West Village home graced the cover of the Fall issue of Domino; Ariel also designed the New York Headquarters for Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop that same year. Ariel has launched multiple capsule collections – in Spring 2022; she debuted a wallpaper line with The Mural Source at High Point Market; in 2021, an accessory collection with One Kings Lane; in 2020, a wallpaper collection with Chasing Paper. A lighting and rug collection and her first book are in the works for 2022/23. Separate from her design work, Ariel also helms her editorial and e-commerce site, Fenimore Lane, a menagerie of interior design inspiration, interviews, and a shop focused on all things home and lifestyle. In addition to designing, Ariel is a contributing writer to Vogue.com, Architectural Digest, and Domino. Current residential projects range across the country, from Park Avenue and Central Park West to Locust Valley, NY, and Greenwich, CT. Ariel lives in Westchester, NY with her husband, two daughters, and dog, Charlie.

Today's guest Lisa Sadoughi is the founder and creative director of Lele Sadoughi. Lisa “Lele” Sadoughi started her namesake brand as a jewelry line in 2012. Over time, her eponymous brand has expanded into other categories and become the ultimate accessories destination. Some even call her “The Headband Queen.” Sadoughi covered a lot of ground in the world of fashion accessories before launching her own business. For many years, she oversaw the designs of trims and patternmaking at Rebecca Taylor, where her love for detail in hardware and adorning clothing was born. She also worked at Tory Burch, Club Monaco, and Banana Republic. In 2006, Sadoughi launched J.Crew’s first-ever jewelry collection and grew the business significantly over the next five years. After her success at J.Crew, Sadoughi held the jewelry design director position at Tory Burch and began her namesake jewelry company. The company has grown with the support of more than 150 global retailers and countless female leaders, such as Kate Middleton, Lady Gaga, Nicole Kidman, Mindy Kaling, and Naomi Campbell. A Dallas native, Sadoughi began her fashion career 20 years ago when she moved to New York City. We know listeners will love hearing Lele's story on today's episode of How'd She Do That.