In this episode we discuss :

• Sharmadean’s impressive career in beauty, wellness & technology

• Building The Stack World through the pandemic

• Finding your place within a competitive industry

In this episode we discuss :

• The shame & grief associated with the word debt

• How a shopping addiction can be taken seriously & turned around into a positive habit of saving

• Nicole’s dopamine dresses which are all handmade under her own label The Fruit Moth

For anyone that missed the live I did a while back, here’s everything you need to know about my new monthly membership - the fashion brand clinic!

For anyone that missed the live I did a while back, here’s the story of how it took me around 6-9 months to work out a plan to hand in my notice!

"The future of fashion is coming and it's from the past."

Using only materials that are already in existence Freya Simonne reworks and upcycles preloved textiles into beautiful forever pieces of upcycled clothing. The mission is to show an alternative way of doing fashion that actively gives back to both people and planet.

This week’s guest is Helen Perry who I’ve colloarated with before on a couple of IGTV videos & I’ve also been on her brilliant podcast called Just Bloody Post It! (if you like this, you’ll love that too!)

Helen shows creative businesses how to do marketing on the internet. Wherever you are showing up online (and you will need to show up) - on Insta, emails, TikTok, podcasts - you’ll need to learn the skills that allow you to communicate what’s great and valuable about what you do. Then people will buy it. This is what Helen teaches in her courses and workshops.

For anyone that missed the live I did with Rebecca @womenwillcreate, we were talking all about how to bounce back from a sales slump!

Every major trend report for 2022 has stated just how crucial live streaming, shopping and selling on video are going to be… so why are we still shying away from it?

If you have worked in fashion buying then I’d be very surprised if you haven’t heard of the meme account @lifeofabaa! Some of you may know about it and some of you may not but it’s a super niche instagram profile that started off talking about the day to day life of a buying office! It very quickly grew in popularity and actually escalated into something more serious when it exposed sexual allegations at different companies such as cough cough ASOS.

Rubi is a content creator who has built an audience of fashion loving followers across Instagram, YouTube & TikTok! She recently moved to the UK & in this episode shares some great advice about what it looks like to become an influencer

Happy New Year! Welcome back to the podcast after an unplanned Xmas / Covid break but it feels good to be recording again & sharing these episodes with you!

I really struggled to come up with some goals over the xmas period but as soon as January came round (& I was feeling a million times better!) my inspiration struck & I started writing so many things down that I want to do for 2022 — ooh that rhymes!

So if you’re also feeling uninspired about what you want this year to bring then give this episode a listen!

I came across Chanodil when they reached out to interview me for their platform so here we are returning the gesture! :) Chanodil is an award-winning service which helps fashion brands to easily connect with clothing manufacturers and manage the order process through one seamless platform.

Creative Babes Club is a creative community (online and irl) for creatives, small business owners, independents and those who love to shop & support small"!

Alice began the community back in September 2019 as she wanted to bring creatives together and feel less alone in the less glossy, more crappy parts of being a creative, being your own boss and running your own business!

I feel actually feel bit nervous about introducing this episode as it’s a topic Michelle and I have wanted to speak about for a while but I also know it can be a complicated one with lots of opinions!

So first of all let me tell you a little bit about Michelle & her brand! MW Makes is a leather goods brand set up by Michelle Wong in 2017. Developed through a passion for design and craftsmanship, MW Makes creates handcrafted leather goods for the everyday. Influenced by a background in architecture, each item is carefully designed with an emphasis on simple geometries, clean lines and functionality.

I’m so excited to introduce another childrenswear brand to the podcast as it’s been a while! This week I’m speaking to Seyi, the British African Founder of Kamso

After having her first child during her last year of university, Seyi also decided to start a business of her own which represented the natural beauty & craftmanship within her African heritage in a neutral colour palette.

Lauren was one of the OG small businesses of the insta world & one of the first people I followed as inspiration!

Lauren was taught to knit at the age of 11 by her grandmother, and she has a degree in Knitwear - pretty good credentials for running a knitting business! She hand-knits super chunky goodies in beautiful merino wool and has created an incredible community of crafters online!

Sophie is my guest this week & reached out to me recently to discuss how spirituality had an impact on the big decisions she’s made within her career! Obviously being a woo woo loving businesswoman myself I was all over it & couldn’t wait to record this episode!

Welcome to another episode of The Fashion Feed! I did have a guest planned for this week but we had to rearrange so it’s another solo episode today!

I recently shared some snippets of the John Lewis trend report on my Instagram Stories & you all loved it so I thought I’d share the full article here for you!

Welcome to another episode of The Fashion Feed with meeeeeeee, Elizabeth Stiles!

I can feel a collective slump in energy this week with the darker mornings so I’m sharing some journalling prompts to help pull you out of a creative funk!