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!

Sandra is a Swedish designer with a long experience in the fashion industry, in recent years focusing on sustainability. She started out working for some of Sweden’s biggest fashion chains and then decided to move to Paris to learn more about handcraft, do her masters and freelance for mid to luxury brands. There she got the inspiration for her slow fashion brand called Scandienne, a wordplay of Scandinavia + Parisienne that marries the two aesthetics. Now she has more than 10 years of experience and wants to spread the word about circular design and strategies.

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

I’ve wanted to do this episode for ages & excited to finally share it with you & that’s how to create a 1 page business plan for your fashion business regardless of what stage you’re at!

Now I’ve got your attention! You may have seen Molby The Label blow up during lockdown & seemed like it came out of nowhere but it was so interested to chat to Karina & find out how long the brand has actually been running before the birth of their famous gingham dress!

Mølby The Label is an independent, British, slow-fashion brand created by Karina! Each garment is designed and handmade to order from their studio based in The Wirral​. The team’s vision is to create beautiful garments, which can be dressed up or down for all occasions.

Onloan is the culmination of a very unlikely duo: Tamsin and Natalie who had previously zero professional common ground. Tamsin worked in finance whilst Natalie worked creatively in fashion.

The unexpectedness of their collaboration is the fuel that drives Onloan to build the future of fashion. It’s one of the only platforms that actually supports designers by buying stock across current and past seasons. They are not peer-to-peer like most of their competitors but invest in designers to support their long-term creative vision and ultimately the industry as a whole. In doing so they keep clothes in circulation preventing fashion wastage.

The podcast is back after a short summer break and I am SO excited to share with you my next guest for today’s episode - it’s Hope Macaulay - contemporary luxury & bespoke fashion designer.

Welcome back to another episode of The Fashion Feed podcast & we’re talking about jewellery but not as you know it! It’s been a couple of years now since I’ve stopped buying bits of jewellery for £5 or £10 & started to invest in better quality gold vermeil or gold plated pieces to save my skin from going green!

On this week’s episode I’m introducing Catch Rhys who’s a jewellery designer inspired by her mum’s solid gold rings which she’s worn consistently for over 40 years! Although Catch quickly realised that the options were limited; mass-produced and low quality (or wildly expensive and inaccessible!)

This week on the podcast we have Samantha from sunny Scotland! A fashion designer who founded her own company straight after graduating & has grown to become one of the most visually striking contemporary brands within the UK after being featured on the likes of Miley Cyrus, Paloma Faith, Pixie Lott, Kate Nash & Molly King!

Samantha’s main objective at Isolated Heroes is to empower others by making her customers feel the most confident version of themselves whatever their shape or size. Isolated Heroes also love to celebrate body positivity with collections stocked from a size UK 6 through to a UK 28.

Welcome to another episode of The Fashion Feed with me!

This week I want to share with you some lessons I’ve learnt from 7 different business books! There’s a theory that you can summarise every non fiction book in less than 15 minutes so we’re going to put that to the test!

Celia @ Junk LDN spent most of her 20’s travelling Asia & Australia spending many months living & working in little bars across Cambodian beaches for local families. It was here she began to see first hand the effects of plastic waste on the ocean

After learning that the fast fashion brands she had been buying her bikinis from were exploiting their workers & destroying the nature she loved so much, she decided to start her own swimwear brand. One that was ethical & planet - friendly but still colourful & tons of fun!

Welcome to another episode of The Fashion Feed with me!

This week I want to share with you some advice I’ve received over the years that helped me show up with more confidence & consistency when sharing about my business online

It’s something I’m really passionate about because the more time & effort we can put into our marketing efforts, the more chance we have of making sales! So if you’re listening / reading at the time of recording, the doors to my new marketing course The Visibility Project are now open & would love to have you join - the link is here in the show notes

I’ve got another solo episode for you today which is a slightly different message about how it felt to get 10,000 followers on Instagram.